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Online Performance Balance System Model

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ONLINE PERFORMANCE DIALOGUE SYSTEM MODEL (e-DP): A REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS STUDY AT BATU PAHAT DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICE

Asrar Najib Yunos, Abd Samad Hasan Basari*, Md Said Md Daimon, Abd Rahim Abdul Rahman, Lokman Tahir, Azman Hasan.

Faculty of Information and Communication Technology,
Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka.

Email: *1surname@utem.edu.my; 2abc@utem.edu.my; 3xyz@utem.edu.my

ABSTRACT : This study aim to identify the viewpoint of school leaders the need of developing Online Performance Dialogue (eDP). The model based on the method of inquiry for educational leaders and School District. The theory is used as a model UTAUT basis for this study. Survey methods used between 222 schools investigate the needs of leaders to adopt Online …show more content…

4.0 RESEARCH QUESTION

This study will answer the following questions:

i. What are the perceptions of school leaders on the management of School Performance Dialogue that are implemented in schools? ii. Does the school have internet facilities and what is the level of internet access? iii. What is the level of acceptance of school leaders on the use of online performance dialogue model (eDP)

5.0 REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS

According to [12] requirement analysis is one of the methods to identify the differences that occur between the present situation and the achievement to be achieved. Whereas [13] requirement analysis is needed to appreciate the group that is facing the problem addressed through the process of judgment. Investigation of existing issues is required for the development of online performance dialogue system (eDP) model. The designs constructed as references as a practical guideline, the online performance dialogue system (eDP) model can help school leaders meet the needs of instructional leadership to attract their interest in the district 's transformation program through leadership through an online performance dialogue system (eDP). A detailed study is a component of a requirement analysis to build an online system of online performance dialogue (eDP) based on the views of school leaders. Feedback from participants was obtained from a questionnaire on the development of online performance dialogue system (eDP) …show more content…

Leadership practices make technology a social life medium that needs to be exploited for use in the District Education Office of the Batu Pahat District Education Office to strive for the effectiveness of technology-based performance dialogue processes. Basically, the findings of this study illustrate that school leaders are given the opportunity to use the analysis and reporting methods in school performance dialogue. Therefore, based on the UTAUT model in the development of the eDP model should be implemented as one of the alternatives in the management of a technology-centered school. This eDP is expected to have an impact and effect on school leaders in improving the quality of instructional leadership and quality time management. Based on the findings of the acceptance and intentions to use the eDP method in this performance dialogue process, the overall findings from the main constructs (based on the UTAUT model) can be concluded that respondents of the school leaders responded to eDP as a means of support in the analysis and reporting in the performance dialogue need to be used to improve the analysis and reporting process more attractive and evolve as technology

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