APLIKASI ANDROID HALO BALITA DENGAN METODE MADLC

  • Atmojo S
  • Dewi S
  • Widhiyanta N
  • et al.
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Abstract

Neonatology is increasingly becoming important at this time.Many varieties of diseases and disorders are also increasing, so that it requires more attention from all people. This application is designed to better understand the science of child development. Today's technological developments are getting faster. As many (43%) people in Indonesia own a smartphone. 83.99% of the android mobile market share is dominated by the Android operating system. The use of Android-based mobile phones in Indonesia on a large scale has encouraged many researchers to develop mobile-based learning media (m-learning). Articles and reading material such as children's health books make it difficult for readers because users have to manually look up the meaning of the term health. Based on these problems, an Android-based mobile application is needed that can be used to help parents take notes, get information and monitor growth and development, nutritional status, and immunization schedules. with this application, it makes it easier for people to access children's health information easily. The MADLC method is used in this research where the process consists of the identification phase, the design phase, the development phase, the prototyping phase, the testing phase, the deployment phase and the maintenance phase. The conclusion of this study is that the existence of an android application can help parents to be able to get information about the health and development of children.

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Atmojo, S., Dewi, S., Widhiyanta, N., & Utami, R. (2022). APLIKASI ANDROID HALO BALITA DENGAN METODE MADLC. Jurnal Teknoinfo, 16(1), 119. https://doi.org/10.33365/jti.v16i1.968

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