<![CDATA[This study aims to develop a school administration information system using the HumanComputer Interaction (HCI) model and whether the information system developed meets thevalid, practical, and efficient criteria. Data were collected by using observation, documentation,and questionnaires. This type of research is Research and Development (R&D). The dataanalysis technique used is descriptive analysis. The results of the study indicate that themeasurement of the validity of each statement item has an r-count value greater than 0.361, themeasurement of the reliability of the measurement instrument for the implementation of theHuman Computer Interaction model in the school administration information system isacceptable and has a Cronbach's Alpha value of 0.937. The measurement of the averagesoftware/program aspect for all indicators, which is 97%, is in very valid category. The averagedisplay aspect measurement for all indicators, which is 99%, is in very valid category. Theusability measurement from Human Computer Interaction (HCI) meets Jacob Nielson's 5criteria, namely learnability criteria 66.66% of respondents answered very easy to learn,63.66% of respondents answered memorability criteria very easy to remember, efficiencycriteria 93.33% of respondents answered efficient, error criteria 73.33% of respondentsanswered goo in handling errors, and satisfaction criteria 86.66% of respondents answeredsatisfied. The results of practicality analysis of the school administration information systemobtained an average of 4.52 and a percentage of 90.5 that the school administration informationsystem has met the requirements for the practicality of the information system. The evaluationresults of the effectiveness of the school administration information system show that theaverage overall indicator is 4.56 and obtaining a percentage of 91.28%, which indicates thatthe school administration information system meets the effectiveness of the informationsystem.]]>
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