RACVi: The Learning Model to Developing Students' Digital Creativity Thinking Skills
Authors:
- Bayu KurniawanBKBayu Kurniawan
- Mohamed Jefferi bin Haji Mat LazimMLMohamed Jefferi bin Haji Mat Lazim
- Neni WahyuningtyasNWNeni Wahyuningtyas
- Nurul RatnawatiNRNurul Ratnawati
- Khofifatu Rohmah AdiKAKhofifatu Rohmah Adi
Open Access
- 11 December 2025
- journal article
- Published by Knowledge E DMCC in KnE Social Sciences
- Vol. 10 (31) , 609-619
Abstract
Creative thinking is an essential 21st-century skill, yet innovative learning models for its development are still limited. This research proposes the RACVi learning model, developed using the ADDIE research and development methodology based on a needs analysis of teachers and students, to enhance students’ digital creative thinking skills. The model’s syntax was validated by experts and tested in the classroom. The results showed significant improvements in creativity through extracurricular activities, technological competencies, and structured learning. The RACVi model is recommended for enhancing digital creative skills at all levels of education because it is valid and aligned with students’ needs.Keywords
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