Developing a Textbook of People’s Economy-Based, Small and
Medium Enterprises Management Course for Economics Education
Students at Ikip Budi Utomo
Melisa Wahyu FandyanSari, Deni Nugroho Setyabudi
Economics Education of IKIP Budi Utomo, Malang, Indonesia
Keywords: Textbook, Small and Medium Enterprises Management, People’s Economy.
Abstract: This research of developing a textbook of People’s Economy-based, small and Medium Enterprises
Management was a part of a Research & Development (R&D) research design. The objectives of this research
were (1) to design a textbook of People’s Economy-based, Small and Medium Enterprises Management
course for Economics Education students, (2) to make use of this textbook of People’s Economy-based, Small
and Medium Enterprises Management course as the textbook which helps the students to comprehend the
Small and Medium Enterprises Management materials, and (3) to make use of this People’s Economy-based,
Small and Medium Enterprises Management textbook to be an innovative, creative, effective, enjoyable, and
useful textbook to help the students of Economics Education Study Program. This textbook was tried out to
40 students of Economics Education Study Program year 2014. The development of this textbook, according
to the material expert, attained average score of 3.95 which was categorized as Appropriate and the result of
the media expert assessment concluded that this textbook deserved the average score of 3.9 which was
categorized as Appropriate. The evaluation result from the students regarding the learning using small and
Medium Enterprises Management textbook was 87.78%. From the result, it can be concluded that People’s
Economy-based, Small and Medium Enterprises Management textbook that the researchers developed was
categorized as “Very Good” criterion. This Small and Medium Enterprises textbook consisted of six (6)
chapters and contained people’s economy points of view.
1 INTRODUCTION
Indonesian Law entrusts education to be included as
the right for all of Indonesian people through Chapter
31 Verse 1 until Verse 5. Therefore, there will be no
reason for Indonesian people not to skip their
education. The education entrust in the Law is also
reflected on Government Regulation Number 19 Year
2009 regarding the Education National Standard
which rules that the process of learning in education
units should be held interactively, inspiring,
enjoyably, challenging, motivating, the students
should participate actively, and giving sufficient
space for the initiative, creativity, and independence
based on the students’ talent, interest, and physical
and psychological development. As a result, the
enjoyable education should be experienced by all of
Indonesian people. The learning process cannot be
separated from teaching aids, either teaching media or
teaching method.
One of the requirements from a learning process
is book. Textbooks become one of the essential parts
in a learning process because it becomes one of the
information sources or learning sources for the
students in the level of elementary, junior high, and
senior high schools or students in higher level
education (university). In the learning process in
Economics Education study program, Small and
Medium Enterprises Management is one of the
compulsory courses in Economics Education Study
Program at Institute of Teacher Training and
Education (IKIP) Budi Utomo Malang. For the
students of Economics Education who mostly came
from Nusa Tenggara Timur and Kalimantan, the
books used as the learning guidance for Small and
Medium Enterprises Management course varied but
the language used in those books were difficult to be
understood based on the characteristics and the
competence of the students. Therefore, the students
and the researchers, who were also the lecturers of
Small and Medium Enterprises Management course,
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Developing a Textbook of People’s Economy-Based, Small and Medium Enterprises Management Course for Economics Education Students at Ikip Budi Utomo.
DOI: 10.5220/0008411903400344
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faced difficulties in determining the textbook which
was suitable to the curriculum of the Economics
Education Study Program. In addition, the
arrangement of this textbook was also based on the
students’ particularity that came from the east parts of
Indonesia and also inserting the people’s economy
values in the textbook so that the students learn more
about Indonesian economy and were involved in
economic activities or applied people’s economy-
based entrepreneurship. Referring to that
background, the researchers considered that they
should conduct a research entitled “Developing A
Textbook of People’s Economy-Based, Small and
Medium Enterprises Management Course for
Economics Education Students at Ikip Budi Utomo”.
The research problems in this research were 1)
how to develop a textbook of People’s Economy-
based, Small and Medium Enterprises Management
course for students of Economics Education study
program, 2) how the textbook of People’s Economy-
based, Small and Medium Enterprises Management
course can help the students’ understanding on the
materials of Small and Medium Enterprises
Management, and 3) how can the researchers develop
of the People’s Economy-based, Small and Medium
Enterprises Management textbook to be an
innovative, creative, effective, and enjoyable
textbook in order to help the students of Economics
Education Study Program.
This textbook consisted of six chapters, as written
can see in Table 1.
The developed textbook was a textbook for SMEs
Management course in which the materials discussed
were based on people’s economy. People’s economy
is “national economy system which is developed as
joint venture based on family values where the
venture should be done by all the members, for all the
members, and led by the member of society” (Pustek
UGM). The implementation of people’s economy is
based on the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of
Indonesia Articles 27, 28, 31, 33, and 34. In Indonesia
nowadays, economy reality is far from the entrust of
the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia in
the form of people’s economy. Currently, there are a
lot of large-scaled enterprises which are owned by
foreigners or the major stock is owned by foreigners.
Therefore, Indonesia economy foundation is
downtrodden. In addition, the large-scaled enterprises
greatly dominate the resources which affect many
people’s need and the situation.
Table 1: Materials for SMEs management textbook.
N0
Chapter
Sub-Chapter
1
Basic concept of
management
Introduction of
management
Basic functions of
management
2
Entrepreneurship
Introduction of
Entrepreneurship
(Saragih, 2012)
Entrepreneurship
characteristics
The concept of
Entrepreneurship of
Islam
3
Introduction to SMEs
Management
Introduction of small
and medium enterprises
(Tambunan, 2012)
The development of
SMEs in Indonesia
Identification of small
and medium enterprises
opportunity in
Indonesia
The importance of
compiling SWOT
analysis for SME’s
4
SMEs Management
Business management
Human Resource
management
Production process
management
Capital management
Maintaining the quality
of SMEs production
outcome
The obstacles of SMEs
development in
Indonesia
5
The development of
SMEs’ female agents
in Indonesia
SMEs’ female agents in
Indonesia
Barriers for female in
SME’s in Indonesia
The struggle stories of
SMEs’ female agents
6
SMEs in people’s
economy
Togetherness principles
(Mubyarto, no date)
Economic activities in
Indonesia (Santosa and
Baswir, 2010)
Economic sovereignty
for SMEs agents
leads to the more prosperous the rulers and the more
suffering the civil citizens. The phenomenon becomes
a sign that people’s economy is “killed” in this own
country. The fact is truly in the opposite site of the
aim of economy democracy reflected on Verse 33 of
the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia.
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Referring to those background, it is expected that
through this people’s economy-based, SMEs
Management textbook, the students who are the
younger generation of Indonesia can restore
Indonesian economy soul to guarantee Indonesian
people economic welfare.
2 METHOD
In general, this research was a study aimed at
developing a textbook, so the method used was
Research and Development design. This research
applied research and development model adapted
from ADDIE equipment development. ADDIE
appeared in 1990 developed by Reiser and Mollenda
(Putra, 2015). One of the ADDIE functions was to
become the guidance in developing the effective,
dynamic, and supportive training program
infrastructure and equipment to assist the mentioned
training performance. ADDIE covered analyse,
design, development, implementation, and
evaluation.
This research was conducted in Campus C of IKIP
Budi Utomo which was located at Jalan Citandui
Number 46, Blimbing, Malang City, East Java,
Indonesia, on 30 students of Economics Education
Study Program Year 2014. The research was
conducted from April to June 2018. The arrangement
of these textbook passed five (5) steps, they were:
Determining the teaching materials of the course
which would be developed. In this stage, the
researchers determined what course would be
developed and would be used as the textbook for
students of Economics Education Study Program.
The determination was based on several
consideration, they were the unavailability of Small
and Medium Enterprises Management book which
could be modified to equip the students of economics
education at IKIP Budi Utomo, the students’
difficulty to understand the materials in the books
related to Small and Medium Enterprises
Management which were the translated version of the
original ones.
Identifying the materials that would be discussed
in the Small and Medium Enterprises Management
course. The materials from Small and Medium
Enterprises Management textbook which focused on
the people’s economy consisted of six (6) chapters of
discussion (Table 1).
The third stage was the process of developing,
arranging, and writing the textbook. In this stage,
there were seven steps done, they were: (a)
identifying the learning objectives, (b) analysing the
learning objectives, (c) identifying the behaviours and
characteristics of the students, (d) designing the
outcome indicators, (e) developing question items, (f)
developing the learning strategies, and (g) developing
Small and Medium Enterprises Management
textbook.
Expert validation and try out. This stage was the
information collecting process as the foundation of
decision making for the developed product quality. In
developing Small and Medium Enterprises
Management textbook, there were two expert
validations, they were: (1) material expert review and
teaching design expert, and (2) try out.
Revising Small and Medium Enterprises
Management textbook. The result attained from the
previous tests was used as the foundation and
guidance in revising the textbook so that it could
idealize the textbook to help the students to
understand and master the materials of Small and
Medium Enterprises Management. The five steps in
the research design can see in Figure 1:
Figure 1: ADDIE research design (Putra, 2015).
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3 RESULT AND DISCUSSION
3.1 The Development of Small and
Medium Enterprises Management
Textbook
The implementation of the development of this
textbook applied the procedure of ADDIE which was
explained as follow:
3.1.1 Analyse
The researchers observed and analysed what hindered
the teaching and learning process of Small and
Medium Enterprises Management course in
Economics Education Study Program. Based on the
analysis result, it was known that most of the learning
textbooks used by the students were translated
version of the original one. As the result, the students
faced difficulties in understanding the materials. In
addition, the materials found in the textbooks were
mostly about global economy and did not show
Indonesian economy particularity, that was People’s
Economy.
3.1.2 Design
After identifying the problems in Small and Medium
Enterprises Management learning process, the
researchers collected the materials which were
considered as suitable and supported the development
of Small and Medium Enterprises Management. The
suitable materials were related to management,
entrepreneurship, explanation on Small and Medium
Enterprises and people’s economy.
3.1.3 Development
The development of this textbook was conducted
after passing the analysis and planning step. It was
when the researchers have known the materials which
would be included in this textbook. After selecting the
materials, the researchers chose six (6) materials and
each chapter or material consisted of several sub-
chapters. In this stage, after the research design was
arranged, the textbook was applied for expert’s
validation; they were media expert validation and
material expert validation. Media expert validation
was done by Dra. Yulita Pujiharti, M.Kes. And the
results were showed in Table 2.
Based on the Table 2, the media validation test
showed the result of average score of 3.9 which was
categorized as Appropriate and was in the range of
3.4< X ≤4.2 so that the appropriateness level of this
textbook was in the Appropriate category. The second
test was material expert test or material expert
validation. The test was done by Dra.Titik Purwati,
M.M. and the result was shown in Table 3.
Table 2: The result of media expert validation.
No
Assessment
Aspect
∑Score
Average
Score
1
Media
78
3.9
Total
78
3.9
Table 3: The result of material expert validation.
No
Assessment
Aspect
∑Score
Average
Score
Category
1
Media
69
3.98
Appropriate
2
Question
Items
44
3.77
Appropriate
3
Linguistics
17
4.33
Very
Appropriate
4
Feasibility
22
3.72
Very
Appropriate
Total
152
3.95
Appropriate
Based in Table 3, material validation test showed
the result of the assessment was the average score of
3.95 which was categorized as Appropriate and was
in the range of 3.4 < X 4.2 so that the
appropriateness level of this textbook was
categorized as Appropriate.
3.1.4 Implementation
The fourth process of the development was
implementation. Implementation test was done by 40
students of Economics Education year 2014. After
reading and attending the teaching and learning
process using this textbook, the students were asked
to give the assessment on the textbook arranged. The
result of the assessment by the students was 87.78%
so that it can be assumed that the textbook of People’s
Economy-based, small and Medium Enterprises
Management was categorized as “Very Good”
criterion.
3.1.5 Evaluation
After passing the four stages above, the last stage was
evaluation. According to the observation of the
researchers, aside from becoming the alternative or
the reference in the teaching of Small and Medium
Enterprises Management course, there were some
notes which became the consideration and revision in
the future, they were: (1) the figures or animations
included in the textbook was less maximum or less
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attractive, (2) the available materials were still
insufficient, and (3) the question items were
insufficient.
4 CONCLUSION
The development of Small and Medium Enterprises
Management textbook applied ADDIE instructional
model and ADDIE steps, they were analyse, design,
development, implementation, and evaluation. After
being arranged and before tried out to the students,
this textbook was tested and validated by two experts;
they were material expert and media expert. After
passing the expert validations and being revised, this
textbook was used in the teaching and learning
process to the students or tested by the students. The
first test was expert validations and it got the average
score of 3.9 for media expert validation and was in
the range of 3.4< X ≤4.2 and was categorized as
appropriate. The result of material expert validation
was the average score of 3.95 and was in the range of
3.4< X ≤4.2 and was categorized as appropriate.
Meanwhile, the result of the students’ assessment
showed that it got 90.78% and can be said that this
textbook was categorized as “Very Good” criterion.
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