Development of Online Allocation System for Learning Resources in Department of Education Division of Batangas

Abstract

The Department of Education's Learning Resources Management Section (LRMS) is in charge of delivering a wide range of high-quality, accessible, cost-effective, and suitable learning resources to all sorts of students and teachers in public schools [1]. As a result, all received educational resources must be distributed equally among all schools. This study aims to develop a web-based book allocation system that will assist the Learning Resources Management and Development Section in managing its book allocation process and its users in allocating books and other learning materials and eventually identify all schools' learning resource needs. This project solves the issue of manual book distribution and allocation. The weaknesses in the current system are identified, which aids in constructing a more user-friendly and GUI-oriented automation system that is also integrated with the existing system. The research method used was description and development research. Document analysis and study administration were part of the descriptive research, which used a structured questionnaire based on ISO 25010 system evaluation criteria. The system, on the other hand, was created through the use of developmental research. One of the participants in the study is LRMS Project Development Officer II, who was identified using random selection. The system is active, responsive, accurate, portable, and simple to manage, according to the findings.