ANALYSIS OF DETERMINING THE APPROPRIATE FORM OF QUALITY EVALUATION IN MEASURING THE STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES OF A HIGHER EDUCATION INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE SYSTEM

Abstract

The implementation of SPMI in a university uses evaluation in the PPEPP stage. Evaluation is very important because it serves as evidence of implementation and planning. Therefore, it requires the ability to apply evaluation correctly according to the sop and the field being measured. So far, the types of measurements known and practiced by quality assurance organizations and UPPS are only audits and monev. SOP measurement should be adjusted to the most effective evaluation to get the achievement of indicators from existing quality standards. The purpose of this study was to determine the best type of evaluation as a measuring tool for the implementation of SOPs that have been determined by quality standard indicators. The research method used is R&D with the ADDIE approach. The effectiveness of the implementation of this type of evaluation was used the N-Test of Gain. The results concluded that there is only one type of evaluation that is most suitable and effective for each SOP that has been outlined by quality standard indicators. Each SOP has its own specific indicators and types of evaluation that are not the same as other SOPs. This shows that the form of evaluation given to all existing SOPs should not be the same.