Abstract:
This research aims to find the feasibility of the use of the Edomodo
platform and assess its effectiveness in developing academic achievement
for first-year students in health and women education course. The research
followed the experimental method with a quasi-experimental design to answer
the research questions. 33 students of the first secondary class students were
chosen randomly using the cluster method.
After conducting statistical analysis, the research concluded that there
are no statistically significant differences at the level (0.05) between the
average scores of the first secondary class students in the pre-application
and post-application achievement at the level of )Remembering(, while
there are statistically significant differences at the level (0.05) between the
average scores of first year secondary students in the pre-application and postapplication
of the achievement test at the level of )understanding( and at the
level of )application(. The research presents number of recommendations and
proposals related to the research results.