Real Time System for Indonesian Teacher Engagement Index Application

Sasmoko, Yasinta Indriati, Desi Maya Kristin, Brilly Andro Makalew, Yogi Udjaja, Abu Yazid Abu Bakar

SHORT SUMMARY

The study focuses on the design and implementation of a Real-Time System for the Indonesian Teacher Engagement Index (ITEI) application. The ITEI app is designed as a self-assessment tool for teachers in Indonesia, allowing them to evaluate various aspects of their professional engagement and performance in real time.

Key Highlights:

  1. Objective:
    • Enhance teacher quality and competence through technological tools.
    • Provide real-time insights for teachers to optimize their performance and engagement.
  2. Methodology:
    • The research used exploratory methods to develop and design the real-time system.
    • Literature reviews and neuroresearch concepts were incorporated to refine the application.
  3. Key Features of the Real-Time System:
    • Enables instant feedback and profiling for teachers.
    • Provides detailed analysis of psychological and performance metrics.
    • Integrates multiple dimensions, such as Positive Psychology, Positive Education, Teacher Performance, and Leadership Engagement.
  4. Outcomes:
    • Developed a comprehensive real-time system that improves the usability and functionality of the ITEI application.
    • Teachers can assess their engagement and identify areas for immediate improvement.
  5. Significance:
    • Supports government policies aimed at improving education quality.
    • Empowers teachers to self-monitor and enhance their competencies independently.

Key Takeaways:

  1. Innovation in Education:
    • The use of real-time systems in educational applications, like the ITEI app, demonstrates how technology can significantly enhance professional development tools.
  2. Comprehensive Evaluation:
    • The integration of multiple dimensions (e.g., positive psychology, teacher competence) offers a holistic view of teacher performance and well-being.
  3. Accessibility:
    • An Android-based application ensures accessibility for teachers across Indonesia, making it a scalable and practical solution.
  4. Potential for Broader Impact:
    • The real-time system design approach can be adapted to other educational tools or fields, fostering innovation in self-assessment technologies.
  5. Challenges:
    • Implementation in real-time systems for mobile apps is complicated due to factors such as internet dependency and the need for high-performance programming languages.

The research article was presented in 1st Progress in Social Science, Humanities and Education Research Symposium (PSSHERS 2019), published by Atlantis Press, and can be accessed through this link:
https://www.atlantis-press.com/proceedings/psshers-19/125943769

Who Can Benefit from This Research?

  • 1. Teachers in Indonesia:

    • Primary Beneficiaries: The Indonesian Teacher Engagement Index (ITEI) app helps teachers assess their engagement, psychological well-being, performance, and competencies in real time.
    • Professional Development: Teachers gain actionable insights to improve their teaching strategies and overall performance.
    • Self-Monitoring: Teachers can independently track and improve their contribution to education using user-friendly tools.

    2. Educational Institutions:

    • Schools: By encouraging teachers to use the ITEI app, schools can indirectly improve the quality of education delivered.
    • Universities: Institutions involved in teacher training and professional development can use this system as part of their curriculum or training programs.

    3. Policy Makers and Government Agencies:

    • Support for Policies: The app aligns with governmental efforts to improve education quality in Indonesia by enhancing teacher competence.
    • Data-Driven Decisions: Policymakers can use aggregated data from the app to identify trends, challenges, and opportunities in teacher engagement and performance.

    4. Educational Technology Developers:

    • Framework for Future Applications: This research provides a blueprint for developing other real-time, event-driven educational tools, encouraging innovation in ed-tech.

    5. Students:

    • Indirect Beneficiaries: By improving teacher engagement and performance, students receive higher-quality education, fostering better learning outcomes.

    6. Researchers and Academics:

    • Further Exploration: This study provides a foundation for further research in real-time systems, teacher engagement, and educational technology.
    • Cross-Disciplinary Applications: Insights from this research could inspire similar tools in areas like healthcare, corporate training, or other professional development fields.

    7. Private Sector:

    • Training Companies: Organizations providing teacher training or educational resources can leverage this technology to improve their services.
    • EdTech Startups: Companies focused on mobile-based educational solutions can adapt the findings to create innovative apps for different markets.

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