Improving student's technical drawing in building technology course with shared and digital enrichment material in order to support green technology

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Technical drawing is a step that is absolutely necessary to be mastered by the architects in presenting their product in design development phase. The easy readiness and completeness of information in a drawing determine the quality and timeliness of a project. An incomplete engineering drawing is difficult to read by foreman or craftsman, and the risk of misunderstanding of the drawing will cost expensive and have potential risk to create many bad implications in the project. Unfortunately, the knowledge and skill of drawing technique are often not completely mastered by most students. On the other hand, according to the regional development situation in architectural and construction issue, the drawing standards must be fully utilized in international standards in order to facilitate cooperative work involving workers and engineers from these region countries. This research will be described some errors that often made by students and of international drafting symbols that supposed to be well used by students and then insert multi-media resources as digital enrichment material that supposed to be used as an additional material. The goal of this study will be to examine how multi-media is employed to positively impact student learning in a Building Technology course.

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Wizaka, W., & Nurdiani, N. (2018). Improving student’s technical drawing in building technology course with shared and digital enrichment material in order to support green technology. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 109). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/109/1/012047

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