In the era of digital transformation, future accountants are required to have skills with the demands of the industry. The gap between accounting graduates' competencies and industry demands is still a challenge, especially when it comes to financial report preparation skills. This research aims to determine the effectiveness of bacsite (Basic Accounting Website) as a learning medium in improving participants' accounting skills. This research used a pre-test and post-test-based experimental method in the control group and the experimental group, the results showed that participants who used bacsite experienced a 59% higher increase in accounting skills scores than the control group which only increased 54%. Standard deviation analysis showed that the value distribution of the experimental group was more even, signaling a more consistent understanding among participants. Statistical tests also confirmed a significant difference (p < 0.05) between the two groups, reinforcing evidence that bacsite was effective in supporting accounting learning. In addition to improving technical skills, bacsite also encourages self-regulated learning that is in line with the characteristics of today's digital generation. The number of participants who successfully completed the exam correctly increased by 41.7% compared to the previous class. Bacsite is not only a learning tool, but also an innovative solution in bridging the gap between academia and industry.
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