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Muhammad Fathoni
Sujarwo

Abstract

Mathematics is one of the subjects learned from elementary school to high school. Often students find it difficult to understand mathematics, especially on the topic of geometry. The difficulty of students to be able to imagine objects depicted in geometry lessons, especially in geometrical objects, makes students not interested in studying them even though geometry is an important topic that students must master. The utilization of computer technology to create three-dimensional objects will greatly assist students in understanding geometric objects, especially geometric shapes which are three-dimensional objects in geometry. X3D is a computer technology that can produce three-dimensional objects from geometric images, with a very simple program code but with very interesting results because the resulting three-dimensional objects can be seen from all sides and besides that X3D can also be accessed online using a web browser. Of course, this will make it easier for students to learn because it can be accessed anytime and from anywhere

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Fathoni, M. . and Sujarwo (2022) “Implementation Of X3d To Building Web-Based Room As Online Mathematics Learning Media”, Jurnal Mantik, 6(2), pp. 2213-2218. doi: 10.35335/mantik.v6i2.2607.
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