Kegunaan Google Classroom dalam Ulasan Google Play: Analisis Konten Berbasis Kerangka Kerja Menggunakan Dimensi Nielsen
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Rizalita, R., Nalendro, P. A., & Febrianti, N. (2026). Google Classroom Usability in Google Play Reviews: A Framework-Guided Content Analysis Using Nielsen’s Dimensions. Journal of Hypermedia & Technology-Enhanced Learning, 4(3), 288–303. https://doi.org/10.58536/j-hytel.267
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Google Classroom digunakan untuk mengatur kegiatan pembelajaran, namun penilaian terstruktur mungkin mengabaikan masalah yang dilaporkan selama penggunaan sehari-hari. Penelitian ini menganalisis 800 ulasan Google Play untuk mengidentifikasi masalah terkait kegunaan, mengklasifikasikannya menggunakan lima dimensi kegunaan Nielsen, dan mengukur proporsi umpan balik yang tidak sesuai dengan kerangka kerja tersebut. Ulasan diambil dengan paket Python google-play-scraper menggunakan pengaturan bahasa dan negara Indonesia, lalu diurutkan dari yang terbaru ke yang terlama. Analisis konten kualitatif yang dipandu kerangka kerja tersebut mengelompokkan setiap ulasan ke dalam satu kategori utama: kemudahan belajar, efisiensi, kemudahan diingat, kesalahan, kepuasan, atau Lainnya. Frekuensi kategori dirangkum secara deskriptif. Peringkat terkonsentrasi di kedua ujung skala, dengan 347 ulasan bintang satu (43,38%) dan 288 ulasan bintang lima (36,00%). Dari 800 ulasan, 427 (53,38%) diklasifikasikan ke dalam dimensi Nielsen, sedangkan 373 (46,63%) masuk ke dalam kategori Lainnya. Di antara ulasan yang dipetakan ke dalam kerangka kerja, kesalahan menyumbang 56,44% dan kepuasan 37,00%, sedangkan kemudahan belajar, efisiensi, dan kemudahan mengingat secara kolektif mewakili 6,56%. Laporan umum terkait kesalahan mencakup bug, kegagalan pengunggahan tugas, kesulitan login, aplikasi macet, dan masalah notifikasi. Kategori “Lainnya” yang besar menunjukkan bahwa hampir setengah dari ulasan tidak dapat diklasifikasikan ke dalam lima dimensi berdasarkan aturan pengkodean studi ini. Temuan ini menunjukkan bahwa ulasan di toko aplikasi melengkapi penilaian kegunaan terstruktur dengan menyoroti masalah yang dilaporkan pengguna terkait tugas-tugas pembelajaran esensial. Karena ulasan tersebut dipilih sendiri oleh pengguna dan dikumpulkan pada satu titik waktu tertentu, frekuensi kategori tersebut tidak boleh digeneralisasikan ke seluruh pengguna Google Classroom.

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Rafiqa Rizalita: Conceptualization; Methodology; Investigation; Data Curation; Writing – Original Draft. Putut Aji Nalendro: Formal Analysis; Validation; Visualization; Writing – Review & Editing. Novi Febrianti: Writing – Review & Editing. All authors approved the manuscript and agreed to the author order.

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The analysis used publicly available Google Classroom reviews retrieved from Google Play. Individual reviews may no longer be accessible in their original form because app-store content changes over time. The processed dataset and supporting analytical materials are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request, subject to applicable terms of service and data-use requirements.

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During manuscript preparation, ChatGPT (OpenAI, GPT-5.6, accessed in 2026) and Claude (Anthropic, accessed in 2026) were used as language and research assistants, primarily for translation and text refinement. Grammarly (accessed in 2026) was used for grammar, spelling, clarity, and English-language proofreading. All AI-assisted material was reviewed and verified by the authors, who remain responsible for the content, accuracy, interpretation, and final manuscript. No AI system or AI-assisted technology is listed as an author. Preprint and Prior Dissemination The authors report that this manuscript has not previously been disseminated. It has not been published as a preprint, conference paper or abstract, thesis or dissertation, working paper, repository version, protocol, report, or translated publication. No substantially related manuscript using the same dataset or analysis has been published or submitted elsewhere.

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