A SERIOUS GAME FOR IMPROVING CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION SKILL

• Main Author: Berliyantho, Victor
• Format: Theses
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/54520
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

Based on data collected by the Indonesian National Police, the number of cyber crimes handled by the police has increased by 5.77% every year, but on the other hand, the crime clearence is still far from the standard set by the Chief of National Police Chief 60%. Therefore, capacity building, especially training of crime scene investigation is needed. Training with the use of technology in this era is very suitable for the Police institution. This study aims to evaluate the use of virtual reality as part of a crime scene simulation at the Indonesia National Police Criminal Investigation Agency's Cyber Directorate. Serious games are developed by balancing elements of entertainment, learning, the ADDIE model and the SOFA model as a basis for game creation. The virtual environment is made in such a way that investigators can feel like in the real world. To evaluate the impact of this study, 35 researchers participated to play a game and fill out a questionnaire and additional data were collected from the researchers' scores. Game testing was carried out on investigators within the Criminal Investigation Department's cyber-directorate through two tests. The investigator's reaction to the game shows that the game is well accepted for the variables tested, namely learning, engagement, immersion, challenge, skill, concentration, goal clarity, feedback, and autonomy with an average value> 4.Average learning outcomes at both tests also increased from 84.29 to 91.23. The value of the N-Gain test was obtained at 0.44 or in the moderate category so that it can be said that the learning crime scene investigation using games is sufficient to increase the effectiveness of learning to investigators.