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International Journal of Human Movement and Sports Sciences 9(3): 394-402, 2021 http://www.hrpub.org
DOI: 10.13189/saj.2021.090302
Design of Mobile Learning Rhythmic Gymnastics
Materials for High School / Vocational High School
Levels as a Distance Learning Media during the
Covid-19 Pandemic
Oktariyana1,*, Moch. Asmawi1, Iman Sulaiman1, Oktariyani2, Noviria Sukmawati3,
Muhsana El Cintami Lanos4, Hikmah Lestari4
1Faculty of Post Graduate Sports Education, Universitas Negeri Jakarta, Indonesia
2English Language Education Study Program, Faculty of Social and Humaniora, Universitas Nahdlatul Ulama Lampung, Indonesia
3Sport Education Study Program, Universitas Bina Darma, Palembang, Indonesia
4Physical Education Study Program, Universitas PGRI Palembang, Indonesia
Received December 14, 2020; Revised February 6, 2021; Accepted March 12, 2021
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(a): [1] Oktariyana, Moch. Asmawi, Iman Sulaiman, Oktariyani, Noviria Sukmawati, Muhsana El Cintami Lanos,
Hikmah Lestari , "Design of Mobile Learning Rhythmic Gymnastics Materials for High School / Vocational High School
Levels as a Distance Learning Media during the Covid-19 Pandemic," International Journal of Human Movement and
Sports Sciences, Vol. 9, No. 3, pp. 394 - 402, 2021. DOI: 10.13189/saj.2021.090302.
(b): Oktariyana, Moch. Asmawi, Iman Sulaiman, Oktariyani, Noviria Sukmawati, Muhsana El Cintami Lanos, Hikmah
Lestari (2021). Design of Mobile Learning Rhythmic Gymnastics Materials for High School / Vocational High School
Levels as a Distance Learning Media during the Covid-19 Pandemic. International Journal of Human Movement and
Sports Sciences, 9(3), 394 - 402. DOI: 10.13189/saj.2021.090302.
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Abstract This study used a survey method, collecting
data used observation, questionnaires, and interviews. The
data analysis technique used in this study is qualitative
descriptive statistics. The results of observations of
questionnaires and interviews are that; 1) There is a need
for innovations in designing or developing a
media/learning model based on mobile learning that is
adapted to the times and technological advances,
especially in the subject of rhythmic gymnastics at the
high school / vocational high school level so that students
can learn independently safely and healthily during the
Copid-19 pandemic. 2) Design of mobile learning
material for high school / vocational gymnastics is
feasible to be used as a media for distance learning during
the Covid-19 pandemic, based on the results of expert
validation and field trials, namely; 1) the results of the
validation of the gymnastics material expert explained that
the series of rhythmic gymnastics movements were
feasible because they could be applied, 2) the results of
the validation by the media expert obtained a value of
80% in the very good category, and 3) the results of the
validation of the learning experts were 81% in the very
good category. While the results of field trials in both
small-scale and large-scale trials, the overall results show
that the mobile learning design is attractive, easy to use
and students can practice the gymnastics movements that
have been developed. This shows that the mobile learning
design is suitable for use as a distance learning medium in
the high school / vocational high school level rhythmic
gymnastics material during the Covid-19 pandemic
because the media is easy to use and useful in the learning
process so that learning objectives can be achieved
properly.
Keywords Mobile Learning; Rhythmic Gymnastics;
Learning Media, Distance Learning; The Copid-19
Pandemic
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1. Introduction
The Covid-19 pandemic is currently endemic in almost
all countries, one of which is Indonesia. With the
problems that occur, teaching and learning activities are
usually carried out face-to-face and carried out in schools.
However, as a result of this pandemic, learning has turned
to distance learning (PJJ). Distance education, hereinafter
referred to as PJJ, is education where students are
separated from the educator and whose learning uses
various learning resources through information and
communication technology and other media [1]. The
Covid-19 pandemic has negated all activities in Indonesia
that have the potential to gather mass, including
educational activities at all levels. As a result, almost all
formal education institutions organize online learning [2].
In modern times, distance education is becoming a more
popular and accepted approach to education [3]. Also,
nowadays digital technology has become an inseparable
part of the world of education [4]. Digital technology here
includes a variety of computer hardware and software,
such as cell phones, web tools, application software,
communication services, and storage [5].
Distance learning, especially in the provision of
rhythmic gymnastics at the SMA / SMK level, will be fun
if the teacher uses media that is interesting and fun for
students. According to AECT [6] explains that "learning
media is anything people use to transmit messages".
During the Covid-19 pandemic, the most appropriate
media to use is mobile learning-based learning media. In a
mobile learning and teaching environment, where students
can interact and review resources "anytime, anywhere,"
the learner and the instructor become clients for
interactive learning and instruction centers. These centers
can support teachers with the provision of controlling,
monitoring, and guiding activities for learning and
teaching. In such a mobile environment the role of the
teacher is that of mediator, supporter, or facilitator, or to
guide learning. To be successful in such a dynamic
environment, a teacher must engage and monitor students'
learning processes, assist them in their learning activities
and help them to make meaningful connections with the
real world and with prior and new knowledge [7]. Mobile
learning is "unique learning because learners can access
learning materials, directions, and applications related to
the course anytime and anywhere [8]. Mobile learning as
instant and optionally accessible, anywhere and anytime
learning, which helps us create our knowledge, satisfy our
curiosity, collaborate with others, and enrich our
experiences "[9]. Meanwhile, according to Crompton [10],
mobile learning is e-learning that is performed through
mobile devices. Mobile learning as taking place when the
learner is not at a fixed, predetermined location, or when
the learner takes advantage of the learning opportunity
offered by mobile technologies [11].
With the existence of mobile learning products,
rhythmic gymnastics material at the SMA / SMK level is
expected to be useful as a medium for distance learning
during the Covid-19 pandemic as well as for the future.
Also, the use of innovative, creative, and independent
learning models is needed in the learning and teaching
process of physical education in schools, especially for
SMA / SMK level on rhythmic gymnastics material.
Rhythmic gymnastics as a choice of rhythmic activity in
the basic competencies of physical education learning, in
its implementation, must refer to educational goals,
including developing self-skills in psychomotor
development and maintenance of physical fitness and
healthy lifestyles through various rhythmic activities in
schools. Also, the goal of physical education is to
understand the concept of physical activity and exercise in
a clean environment as information to achieve perfect
physical growth, a healthy lifestyle and fitness, skill, and
have a positive attitude. From the description above it can
be concluded that physical education through rhythmic
gymnastics in rhythmic activities aims to develop basic
psychomotor movement skills and improve physical
fitness and healthy lifestyles for students.
Rhythmic gymnastics is a gymnastic movement that is
carried out to the rhythm of the music, the movements can
be varied according to the accompaniment of music,
singing, or counting. Husnul [12] explained that rhythmic
gymnastics is gymnastics that is done to channel a sense
of art or a sense of beauty to foster and improve the art of
movement. The emphasis that should be put on rhythmic
gymnastics is rhythmic, body flexibility, and continuity of
movement. Also, Ahmad [13] explained that rhythmic
gymnastics is a movement of steps and body exercises
that are formed in such a way as to produce the beauty of
regular motion from one movement to another. The
objectives of teaching gymnastics include: 1) developing
physical skills, 2) developing physical fitness, 3) instilling
knowledge and awareness of physical fitness, 4)
developing emotional skills and social talents, 5)
developing attitudes and personality) [14].
2. Materials and Methods
2.1. Mobile Learning
Any device that is small enough can work alone, can be
carried around at any time in everyday life, and can be
used for some form of learning. This small device can be
seen as a tool for accessing content, either stored locally
on the device or accessible via interconnection. This
device can also be a tool for interacting with other people,
either through voice or exchanging written messages, still
images, and moving images [15]. The term mobile
learning (m-learning) refers to the use of handheld and
mobile information technology (IT) devices, such as
PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants), mobile phones,
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laptops, and tablet PCs, in teaching and learning. Mobile
learning (m-learning) is part of electronic learning
(e-learning) so that by itself it is also part of distance
learning (d-learning). M-learning is learning across
multiple contexts, through social and content interactions,
using personal electronic devices [16]. Mobile learning is
a facility or service that provides electronic information in
general to learners and with educational content/material
that can help in attaining knowledge regardless of location
and time [17]. Mobile learning can be defined as the use
of mobile devices as a mediator in the process of learning
and teaching "[18]. Mobile learning is a new learning
method that maximizes the use of mobile device
technology or smartphones. The development of mobile
learning media must be developed as attractive as possible
so that student learning motivation can increase.
2.2. Rhythmic Gymnastics
Rhythmic gymnastics is a sport that can be done
individually or in groups. Rhythmic gymnastics is very
good for body fitness and the formation of body parts.
Good and appropriate movements in rhythmic gymnastics
will produce maximum results as expected. Caine [19]
explained that gymnastics is a sport characterized by early
intensive practice. It can represent the most demanding
sport in which performance excellence is reached during
childhood and early adolescence. Childhood and
adolescence are periods of enormous skeletal growth (at
the end of adolescence, the major part of adult bone mass
is acquired). In principle, rhythmic gymnastics aims to
make the body fit, supple, and make the heart happy. The
freedom of movement obtained through movement will
result in balance, timing, strength, and coordination. Or it
can also be interpreted as rhythmic gymnastics, where the
movements are performed rhythmically, a combination of
the various rhythmic movements that accompany them,
the accompaniment can be in the form of clapping, beats,
singing, music, and so on. In rhythmic gymnastics, we
need to master movement techniques to achieve
movements that are harmonious and beneficial to both
body and spirit. This is following the goals of gymnastics,
namely shaping the beauty of the body, fitness, and
strength. When doing rhythmic gymnastics movements, it
is hoped that students can do it cheerfully and happily. So
that the goal to increase the work of the heart and body
metabolism is achieved. Also, doing rhythmic gymnastics
properly and correctly can provide other benefits such as
burning excess fat in the body, is a weight loss program,
improves the appearance of the muscles of the thighs,
arms, waist, abdomen, and chest.
2.3. Learning Media
The use of instructional media at the learning
orientation stage will greatly assist the effectiveness of the
learning process and the delivery of messages and lesson
content. In addition to generating student motivation and
interest, learning media can also help students improve
understanding, present data by attracting and condensing
information. Media is an intermediary or messenger from
the sender to the recipient of the message [20]. Meanwhile,
Suhartati [21] explained that media is anything that can
transmit information from information sources to
information recipients. Meanwhile, learning is the
teacher's effort to make students carry out learning
activities. It can be concluded that learning media is
anything that can be used to transmit information from
teachers to students so that it can stimulate the thoughts,
feelings, attention, and interests of students and in the end
can make students carry out learning activities, especially
in distance learning during the Copied pandemic. 19 this.
2.4. Distance Learning
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization (UNESCO) explained that more than 91% of
the world's student population has been affected by school
closures due to the Coronavirus Disease (Covid-19)
pandemic. The impact of the Copid-19 pandemic was the
Ministry of Education and Culture (Kemendikbud)
through the Minister of Education and Culture Circular
Number 4 of 2020 containing directions regarding
learning from home through distance learning. Distance
education or what is called distance education (in English)
is an institution-based formal education in which students
and instructors are in separate locations so that it requires
an interactive telecommunications system to connect the
two and the various resources needed in it. Electronic
learning (e-learning) or online learning (online) is part of
distance education that specifically combines electronic
technology and internet-based technology [22]. Simply
put, distance learning is education that is taught remotely,
without a physical classroom.
2.5. Methodology
This study used a survey method. Collecting data using
observation, questionnaires, and interviews. The data
analysis technique used in this study is qualitative
descriptive statistics. This research has been carried out in
high school / vocational high school in the city of Baturaja,
South Sumatra, which consists of 3 schools, namely SMA
Muhammadiyah 1 Baturaja, SMK Negeri 2 OKU, and
SMK Negeri 3 OKU.
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3. Results and Discussion
3.1. Results of Needs Analysis
The next step is to conduct a needs analysis. This stage
is also carried out as a basis for developing a mobile
learning model in rhythmic gymnastics at the high school
/ vocational high school level so that it can facilitate
students in participating in rhythmic gymnastics learning,
especially during the Copid-19 pandemic. The needs
analysis was carried out by distributing questionnaires and
simple interviews to students who were taking rhythmic
gymnastics subjects.
The following is an explanation of the results of the
needs analysis and the findings in the field that there are
several important points so that it is necessary to develop
a Mobile Learning Design for Rhythmic Gymnastics
Materials at the high school / vocational high school level
as a Distance Learning Media during the Copid-19
Pandemic, including; 1) out of 50 students, 100% of the
students stated that rhythmic gymnastics subjects at
school were only given once a week. So thus students'
understanding of rhythmic gymnastics material is quite
low, without any assistive media that makes it easier for
students to learn independently who can study anywhere
that does not only rely on teaching by teachers at school. 2)
Of the 50 students, only 10% of students open learning
applications, 68% of students open Facebook applications
more often, and 22% of students open Instagram
applications. 3) Of the 50 students, 40% of students chose
mobile learning media, 32% chose printed books and 28%
chose to learn VCDs. This means that students are very
enthusiastic about mobile-based media that is adapted to
the progress of the times and technological developments
in the present era, which can learn anytime and anywhere
regardless of time and place. 4) Out of 50 students 90% of
students already have an Android cellphone, and only
10% of students do not have an Android cellphone. So
that if the rhythmic gymnastics learning media is
packaged in the form of an Android-based application
there are no obstacles for students to access and learn it.
and 5) out of 50 students 96% of students agreed that
rhythmic gymnastics learning was packaged in the form of
mobile learning.
Departing from these points, it can be concluded that
there is a need for innovations in designing or developing
a media/learning model based on mobile learning that is
adapted to the times and technological advances,
especially in the subject of rhythmic gymnastics at the
high school / vocational high school level so that students
can learn independently safely and healthily during the
Copid-19 pandemic.
3.2. Product Design Results
The design of mobile learning products for rhythmic
gymnastics material as a medium for distance learning
during the Copid-19 pandemic is in the form of an
application that can be downloaded by users online. In the
material menu, besides displaying a description of the
material in the form of text, it also displays examples of
rhythmic gymnastics learning movements as outlined in
the learning videos so that students can better understand
following the rhythmic gymnastics learning movements
that the researcher has developed. In brief, the description
of the design of mobile learning in the form of a rhythmic
gymnastics learning application can be described as
follows:
Figure 1. Logo of Rhythmic gymnastics learning application
Figure 2. Display of Rhythmic Gymnastics Learning Application
Program Title
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Figure 3. Display of Rhythmic Gymnastics Learning Application Entry
Figure 4. Main Menu Display
Figure 5. Rhythmic Gymnastics Menu Display
Figure 6. Simulation Video Menu Display
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Figure 7. Rhythmic Gymnastics Video Show
3.3. Results of the Validation of Gymnastics Material
Experts
The following are the results of validation by
gymnastics material experts on the initial design that has
been compiled. The results show that the overall results of
the series of movements in rhythmic gymnastics are
feasible because they can be applied, but some
movements must be replaced. So the rhythmic gymnastics
movement sequence model deserves to be continued at the
next stage of the trial. However, gymnastics experts still
provide notes in the form of input and suggestions on the
model of the rhythmic gymnastics movement series to be
revised before proceeding to the next stage. The following
is a table of several revisions (notes in the form of
suggestions and input) from gymnastics experts and the
follow-ups from researchers are as follows:
Table 1. Revision and Follow Up
No
Expert Response
(Input Suggestions)
Revision
1
Pay attention to the
movements made
with power and
precisely so that you
don't get injured.
The demonstrators have trained
again so that the gymnastics
movements are carried out
properly and correctly, are
compact, and interesting.
2
When shooting, pay
attention to the
instructor's formation
so that all movements
are visible.
Improve the formation of
trainers.
3
Music is already
good, especially
developing folk
songs.
The songs are arranged from
South Sumatra regional songs,
namely, the song dik sangke,
ombay akas, pempek lenjer,
cuhup tenang, cuk mak ilang, and
gending Sriwijaya.
4 Duration added again
The initial duration of ± 15
minutes after the revision was
changed to ± 20 minutes.
5
The movement is
systematic, good, and
varied according to
the characteristics of
high school /
vocational school
children.
-
3.4. Validation Results of Media Experts
Based on data from the results of the media expert
validation instrument, the values obtained are; 1) the app
appearance attractiveness is 80% with a very good
category, 2) the suitability of the audio music used is 80%
with the very good category, 3) the attractiveness of the
video content is 82% in the very good category, 4) the use
of media as an alternative to learning is 80 % with very
good category, and 5) aspect of media functionality by
80% with a very good category. The results of the media
expert's validation can also be illustrated in the following
pie chart:
Figure 8. Pie Diagram of Media Expert Validation Results
Based on the pie chart above, thus the overall design of
the mobile learning material for high school / vocational
high school rhythmic gymnastics is a very good category,
which means that the mobile learning product of rhythmic
gymnastics material for SMA / SMK in the form of a
rhythmic gymnastics learning application is feasible for
continued at the next trial stage, but media experts still
provide notes in the form of input and suggestions that
need to be revised on the product that has been developed.
The notes in the form of input and advice from media
experts on mobile learning design products for high
school / vocational high school level rhythmic gymnastics
are as follows:
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Table 2. Revision and Follow-up of Application Products by Media Experts
No Expert Response (Input Suggestions) Revision
1
Fixed in the introduction & title section, there was a typing
error and the font color was adjusted to the background on the
screen.
Revised according to suggestions
2
In the background in the main menu, the color is changed
according to the theme
Revised according to suggestions
3
In the hint menu, each point is given an icon and the image is
adjusted accordingly.
Revised according to suggestions
4
In the video background simulation menu, the image is
adjusted to the video theme.
Make revisions and add one button/button so that users can see
the full video of Batara exercises from heating, core, and cooling.
5 And the video button/button is added again "full video".
Add a description of each movement to the exercise video in the
product.
6
The shooting location is chosen as an interesting and
conducive place for gymnastics.
Choose an attractive and conducive shooting location. In the
initial product, the shooting location was in a poor school location
which was then improved by selecting a shooting location at the
Jakabaring Stadium, Palembang-South Sumatra.
3.5. Learning Expert Validation Results
The following are the results of the
assessment/validation by learning experts on the initial
product design of mobile learning for high school /
vocational high school level rhythmic gymnastics
materials. (a) on the indicators of the formulation of
learning objectives, a value of 80% was obtained with
very good criteria, (b) on the indicators of the delivery of
learning material, a value of 83% was obtained in the very
good category, and (c) on the indicators of learning
management, a value of 80% was obtained with very good
category. Based on the data above, an average percentage
of 81% is obtained with a very good category, which
means that the product that has been developed is feasible
to be tested at a later stage. The results of the learning
expert validation can also be illustrated in the following
pie chart:
Figure 9. Pie Diagram of Learning Expert Validation Results
From the results of the validation of the experts, both
media experts, material experts, and learning experts as a
whole, it can be concluded that the mobile learning design
product for the rhythmic gymnastics material at the SMA /
SMK level is feasible to be tested at the next stage,
namely small-scale trials and large-scale trials with notes
after the revisions according to the suggestions.
3.6. Field Trials (Small Scale & Large Scale)
This mobile learning design product for high school /
vocational high school level rhythmic gymnastics has
been evaluated and validated by experts, then revised
according to the experts' notes, after the initial product
draft was revised then tested on a small scale involving N
= 20 students, namely from SMA Muhammadiyah 1
Baturaja. And conducted a large-scale trial involving N =
80 SMA / SMK students consisting of 3 schools, namely
SMA Muhammadiyah 1 Baturaja, SMK Negeri 2 OKU,
and SMK Negeri 3 OKU. This small and large scale trial
is an empirical feasibility test to obtain data about the
attractiveness and ease of practicing the design of mobile
learning products that have been developed. In the results
of small-scale trials and large-scale trials, it was found
that the product design of mobile learning, rhythmic
gymnastics material as a whole was suitable for use
because all test subjects, namely students, were able to
implement and apply all development products that the
researchers compiled.
The results of small and large-scale trials that have been
carried out have resulted in several field notes to be used
as material for correction and evaluation, especially in the
implementation of model products on a large scale in
learning rhythmic gymnastics in schools. The following
are some of the notes that have been compiled including; a)
Researchers must take precautions regarding the
application of mobile learning design products for
rhythmic gymnastics learning because not all students
bring or have Android cellphones and anticipate internet
networks that are quite smooth so students can download
products in the form of rhythmic gymnastics learning
applications during learning, b) in general the product
mobile learning design of rhythmic gymnastics learning
can be applied in learning, because it helps students in the
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learning process, learning interactions, and student
learning motivation, as a whole the product can be applied
and used by all subjects on a small and large scale, c) the
equipment used must be well prepared, d) there are
several models of a series of rhythmic gymnastics
movements that need to be considered in their
implementation, e) order and discipline must always be
considered.
3.7. Discussion
The development of information and communication
technology has encouraged the creation of innovations in
all fields. One of the fields that have not escaped this
development is the field of education where the concept of
mobile learning (m-learning) was born. The time that is
owned by the teacher to meet face to face with students in
the classroom can be assisted in the use of mobile learning
which can be accessed anytime and anywhere because
mobile learning uses mobile technology devices that can
provide convenience to each user in accessing knowledge.
One of them is the design of the rhythmic gymnastics
mobile learning material at the high school/vocational
high school level which has been developed into a
multifunctional learning model, which can be both a
source and a learning medium. The mobile learning
design product for high school / vocational high school
level rhythmic gymnastics material that has been
developed is a multi-functional learning model, both as a
source and as a learning medium. With a product in the
form of this learning exercise, an active, creative, and fun
learning interaction can be realized during the Covid-19
pandemic. With the concept of mobile learning, learning
will not be limited by time and space because of the
flexibility and portability of the devices used so that
students are more enthusiastic and have the opportunity to
learn in new, easy, useful, and fun learning spaces [24].
According to Lu'mu [25] in his research, he states that
learning media applications using Android-based
smartphones are proven to be feasible, practical, and
efficient for use in learning. Learning applications that are
accessed via mobile smartphones are effectively used as
media [26]. With the existence of mobile learning, access
to teaching and learning can be done anywhere, anytime,
and with this mobile learning, the teaching process can be
more effective [27]. The product of this rhythmic
gymnastics learning application is expected to be useful
for the world of education and answer problems that occur
today, namely in the Copid-19 pandemic, which requires
learning to be carried out online or virtual or what is
called distance learning.
The novelty of this development product, namely; 1)
developed from computer-based to smartphone, so that
users, in this case, are students can learn independently
anytime and anywhere without being bound by time and
place, 2) a development product in the form of a rhythmic
gymnastics learning application in which there are
examples of rhythmic gymnastics movements with
gymnastic movements that have been arranged according
to the characteristics of high school / vocational high
school students. 3) the music used in the rhythmic
gymnastics video in the application is music composed of
South Sumatra regional songs.
4. Conclusions
Based on the results of the survey and field trials that
have been carried out, it can be concluded that; 1) there is
a need for innovations in designing or developing a
media/learning model based on mobile learning that is
adapted to the times and technological advances,
especially in the subject of rhythmic gymnastics at the
high school / vocational high school level so that students
can learn independently and safely, healthy during the
Copid-19 pandemic. 2) The design of mobile learning
material for high school / vocational high school level
gymnastics is feasible to be used as a medium for distance
learning during the Copid-19 pandemic, based on the
results of expert validation and field trials. 3) It is the
answer to the problems that occurred during the Copid-19
pandemic which demanded that learning be carried out
online or virtual which is often referred to as distance
learning. So that the learning objectives of rhythmic
gymnastics can be achieved properly, namely improving
the physical fitness of high school / vocational high school
students.
Acknowledgements
We are very grateful to the Postgraduate Program at the
State University of Jakarta, the sports education study
program, and all those who have contributed to the writing
of this article.
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