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Pemanfaatan Aplikasi Akuntansi Digital untuk Meningkatkan Kualitas Laporan Keuangan pada Rumah Produksi Tepung Mocaf Bunda Mirna di Desa Beti Ogan Ilir: Utilization of Digital Accounting Applications to Improve the Quality of Financial Reports at the Mother Mirna Mocaf Flour Production House in Beti Ogan Ilir Village
No full textCommunity Service in Beti Village is carried out to help the community in improving the economy of the community in the village. The people of Beti Village have a dominant livelihood in trading. However, in the era of globalization and the rise of online trading, many customers have switched to online sales, so offline traders have experienced a decrease in income. Conditions like this make some residents change their profession from trading to producing products using raw materials from agriculture in the village. The limited capital owned by Bunda Mirna's production house makes business development slow. To increase this development, additional capital is needed, for that in this community service, they will be assisted in preparing financial reports by SAK EMKM and using simple applications with Excel so that financial reports can be of high quality and get the best opinion from KAP. Furthermore, this audited financial report is used to apply for a loan to creditors/banks
Pelatihan Knowledge Management System Penanganan Anak Down Syndrome Bagi Pengurus Persatuan Orang Tua Anak dengan Down Syndrome Jawa Barat: Training on the Knowledge Management System for Handling Children with Down Syndrome for the Management of the Association of Parents of Children with Down Syndrome West Java
No full textChildren with Down Syndrome face various physical challenges, such as muscle weakness, vulnerability to illnesses, and lower IQ levels compared to typical children. These conditions require special attention from parents, who must learn how to handle and care for children with Down Syndrome from an early stage. However, many parents struggle to access adequate information and knowledge about caring for their children. This community service program aims to implement a Knowledge Management System (KMS) as a solution for handling children with Down Syndrome within the Association of Parents of Children with Down Syndrome (POTADS) in West Java. The program involves training and mentoring for POTADS administrators. Based on the evaluation results, the administrators of POTADS West Java have successfully utilized the KMS
Pendekatan Organizational Learning dalam Implementasi Kurikulum Merdeka yang Mengintegrasikan Pembelajaran Berdiferensiasi di Sekolah Swasta Kabupaten Semarang: Organizational Learning Approach in Implementing Independent Curriculum Integrating Differentiated Learning in Private Schools in Semarang Regency
No full textThe problem faced by private schools is that teachers' ability to plan and differentiate learning is not optimal. The purpose of this community service activity is to optimize the role of teachers in designing initial assessments as a support for differentiated learning planning to serve students' learning needs in the classroom. The solution offered to solve partner problems is socialization and assistance in compiling initial assessments as a basis for creating differentiated learning; differentiated learning assistance. The four stages of implementing this community service activity include adopting organizational learning (OL). The four main stages are socializing, externalizing, combining, and internalizing. This community service activity involved three students. The results of the community service activities carried out in May-September 2024 exceeded the target output, which showed that teachers' knowledge of differentiated learning after socialization reached an average of 81.06 and was categorized as good at 69.7%. The FGD results showed that the implementation of the activities showed that the principal and teachers could prepare, implement, or support differentiated learning well
PEMAKNAAN MASYARAKAT MUSLIM KABUPATEN PEKALONGAN TENTANG HUKUM WARIS ISLAM
No full textThis research discusses the interpretation of the muslim community in Pekalongan Regency regarding Islamic inheritance law. There are two questions that are the focus of discussion in this research, namely about how the interpretation of the muslim community of Pekalongan Regency about Islamic inheritance law, and how the implications of the interpretation of the Muslim community of Pekalongan Regency regarding Islamic inheritance law on the practice of inheritance distribution. This research is legal sociology research. The technical analysis used is qualitative descriptive analysis, to describe and explain data in the form of the interpretation of the muslim community about Islamic inheritance law that has been obtained as it is. The research concluded that: First, the understanding of muslim community in Pekalongan Regency about Islamic inheritance law was not significantly correlated with the level of formal education. Second, one's level of understanding of Islamic inheritance law does not necessarily coincide with the level of interpretation of the law. Interpretation better reflects how the understanding is applied in daily practice. Interpretation can be influenced by social, cultural, economic, and individual or family context factors. Third, the interpretation of Islamic inheritance law has implications for the practice of implementing the distribution of inheritance
Implementasi Ketahanan Pangan Urban Farming dengan Penanaman Ubi Jalar dalam Karung
No full textThis study explores the implementation of urban farming techniques such as vertical gardening, hydroponics, tabulapot, and the cultivation of food plants in sacks and planters in urban areas. With a focus on household food security, sweet potato was selected as the crop due to its ease of growth and adaptability to various environmental conditions. Additionally, sweet potatoes can be successfully cultivated in sacks. The yield includes both tubers and leaves, which can be consumed as healthy vegetables.The primary objective of this research was to analyze the productivity of sweet potatoe s grown in sacks, and to examine the relationship between harvest variables and yield prediction. An experimental and descriptive research methodology was employed. Regression correlation analysis was conducted to determine the relationship between the number of tubers and the total weight per sack, as well as to estimate the potential yield.The results indicated a sweet potato productivity of 1.4 kg per 40 kg sack, with 10 cuttings per sack. A strong positive correlation of 96.77% was found between the number of tubers and the total tuber weight per sack, represented by the regression equation y= 71.069x-878.93. Similarly, a strong positive correlation of 83.05% existed between the number of tubers and the weight of each tuber, suggesting that an increasednumber of tubers did not decrease the weight of individual tubers, as shown by the regression equation y=1.6985x -9.87. If a household has 10 sacks, the potential yield would be 14,000 grams or 14 kg of sweet potatoes, providing a valuable source of healthy vegetables for the family
Uji Kuat Tekan Mortar Dengan Substitusi Abu Batu Moramo Pada Campuran Mortar Pasir Halus Sabulakoa: Compressive Strength Test Of Mortar With Moramo Stone Ash Substitution In Sabulakoa Fine Sand Mortar Mixture
No full textMortar mixture is an important element in civil/construction work. As a binding agent, mortar mixtures are widely used in various types of work with different strength levels according to their needs. Many sand raw materials are often used but do not meet the material requirements, either grain gradation or other requirements. In this research, a compressive strength test was carried out using fine sand with the addition of stone ash, to test how much strength was achieved with varying percentages of additional stone ash. The manufacture of test specimens for this mortar mixture refers to SNI 03-6882-2002. Testing was carried out at 7 days, 14 days and 28 days. With additional variations of 0%, 20%, 40% and 60% stone ash. The results of this research are mortar mixtures with the addition of 20% stone ash will increase the compressive strength from 4.74 MPa without the addition of stone ash to 7.13 MPa, tending to decrease at an additional 40% the compressive strength is 6.96 MPa and at an additional 60% the strength is obtained. press 5.74Mpa. The simple regression equation for the relationship between the addition of the percentage of stone ash (variable x) and the compressive strength value (variable y) is y = -22.578x2 + 14.97x + 4.8122 with the coefficient of determination R2 = 0.97 (very strong)
The Influence of Local Wisdom Bapukung on Productivity and Role Balance of Housewives
No full textBalancing caregiving duties with multiple responbilities is a persistent challenge for housewives, particularly those managing micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). Bapukung, a traditional swaddling practice from South Kalimantan, offers a potential solution by improving infant sleep quality and providing mothers with uninterrupted time to manage household and business tasks. This study investigates the influence of Bapukung on the productivity and role balance of housewives using a quantitative approach with Structural Equation Modeling-Partial Least Squares (SEM-PLS). Data were collected from 30 respondents in South Kalimantan through structured questionnaires. Results reveal that Bapukung significantly influences both productivity (β = 0.816, p < 0.05) and role balance (β = 0.787, p < 0.05). These findings align with the Resource-Based View (RBV) and Balanced Scorecard frameworks, demonstrating how cultural practices can serve as strategic resources to enhance time management and efficiency. The study contributes to the integration of local wisdom into modern management theories, offering practical implications for family welfare programs and entrepreneurship training. Future research should explore the scalability of Bapukung across diverse cultural contexts and its long-term influence on family dynamics and maternal well-being
Analisis Keterampilan Proses Sains pada Mata Kuliah Pendidikan IPA: Analysis of Science Process Skills in Science Education Subjects
No full textScience process skills are an inseparable part of science learning. Basic science skills are the foundation for practicing more complex integrated skills. Science process skills are part of the nature of science as a process. Science process skills are essential for prospective teachers in elementary schools because there are science subjects, so science learning is by the nature of science itself. Based on observations in science education courses, it appears that prospective PGSD teachers are still not skilled in KPS. Prospective teachers who are equipped with teaching skills and other skills in learning science will determine how teachers teach science by the nature of science. This study aims to analyze the science process skills of PGSD students at the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education who are taking the Science Education course in the even semester of 2023/2024. The method used in this study is a qualitative method with data collection techniques through Observation, and data analysis using qualitative descriptive. The results of the research show that the dominant science process skills of prospective elementary school teachers can be implemented, namely the skills of observing, classifying, and measuring, while the skills of predicting, communicating, and concluding still need to be trained. It is hoped that prospective teachers who are equipped with good process skills will have an impact on mastering science concepts in their learning so that they can encourage their students' critical thinking and creative writing abilities
Edukasi Kesehatan Pencegahan Hipertensi untuk Masyarakat Sehat di Wilayah Kerja Puskesmas Banguntapan III, Bantul, Yogyakarta: Health Education on Hypertension Prevention for Healthy Communities in the Work Area of Banguntapan III Community Health Center, Bantul, Yogyakarta
No full textWHO explains that the number of cases of hypertension is estimated at 1.28 billion adults aged 30-79 years worldwide suffering from hypertension, 2/3 live in countries with low and middle levels. WHO also stated that treatment coverage must be >76 million people to be treated. This must be achieved by 2050. Based on the 2018 Riskesdas results, the prevalence of hypertension in the population aged >18 years in Indonesia showed that 658,201 sufferers were diagnosed with hypertension. Based on profile data from the Puskesmas Banguntapan III, 568 patients have been diagnosed with hypertension as of 2022. Based on these problems, health education related to this was held from June 22 to July 6, 2024. There were pre-test and post-test activities to see the level of knowledge of the respondents, it was seen that residents were very enthusiastic about participating in this activity
Upaya Peningkatan Pengetahuan dan Sikap dalam Pemanfaatan Limbah Cangkang Kerang menjadi Produk Tepung Kaya Kalsium: Efforts to Improve Knowledge and Attitudes in Utilizing Shellfish Waste into Calcium-Rich Flour Products
No full textPejagan Village in Bangkalan Regency, East Java, has a population of around 6,500 people with the majority working in the agriculture and fisheries sectors, supported by the Mutiara Laut Cooperative which provides economic services. The village community has local natural potential such as korkor clams and scallops. So far, clam meat has been sold to restaurants outside Madura to improve the family economy, but the shells often become waste due to a lack of processing knowledge. Shell waste is scattered on the side of residents' houses or the side of village roads and gives an unpleasant aroma to the surrounding community. This community service activity was carried out to educate residents about the benefits of shell waste in calcium-rich flour using counseling methods, leaflets, questions and answers, and evaluation using questionnaires. Respondents who are residents around the Mutiara Laut Cooperative are women, most of whom are wives of local fishermen, invited to be given increased knowledge and changes in attitudes toward the use of shell waste