Development of a Web-Based Sporting Event Management Information System for the East Java NPCI

Abstract

The participation of disabled athletes in sporting events faces barriers such as the lack of inclusive and efficient information system management. The East Java NPCI requires digital media to support the registration, validation, scheduling, and real-time reporting of competition results. This study aims to develop and evaluate a web-based championship information system for East Java NPCI using ADDIE development model. Research and Development with five ADDIE stages: Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation were performed. The sample consisted of two experts and ninety-three East Java NPCI coaches. Data were collected through interviews, observations, documentation, and questionnaires. Analyses used descriptive statistics, validity and reliability tests (factor analysis), and gender-based t-tests. The feasibility test results indicated an average score of 89% for the experts (very feasible category). User evaluations obtained an average perception score of 4.12 out of 5 (excellent category). Four aspects of the system —usability, customisation, access speed, and content— were found to be valid and reliable. No substantial difference existed between male and female coaches in rating the quality of the system which indicates that the system can be utilised fairly and equally by all users, without gender bias. The web-based information system for East Java NPCI is considered effective and feasible for managing disability sports championship in East Java, with potential for replication in other regions.