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ANIMATION DESIGN FOR LETTER AND COLOR RECOGNITION FOR CHILDREN WITH MENTAL DISABILITIES
No full textThis study aims to design an educational animation for recognizing letters and colors for children with intellectual disabilities as an interactive and inclusive learning medium. Children with intellectual disabilities require a special approach because their intellectual limitations impact their ability to understand basic material. By utilizing animation, the learning process can be made more interesting, enjoyable, and easy to understand. The method used is descriptive qualitative with a practice-based research approach that focuses on the design process of works based on visual communication design. The animation design refers to 12 Disney animation principles, such as squash and stretch, timing, staging, and appeal, which are applied in scenes to present expressive movements, measured rhythms, and friendly visual characters. The results show that the application of animation principles can increase the appeal and effectiveness of communication of learning messages. Animation not only enriches the visual aesthetic aspect but also functions as a pedagogical instrument that supports children's cognitive, affective, and motor development. Thus, this educational animation has a dual role: as entertainment that motivates children to learn and as a learning medium that helps the process of internalizing letters and colors gradually. This research makes a real contribution to the development of adaptive educational media for children with special needs
TRAINING ON HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM INNOVATION TO SUPPORT THE COMPETITIVENESS OF CULINARY BUSINESSES IN PARIGI, PONDOK AREN
No full textThis community service activity aims to enhance the capacity of human resources (HR) among culinary business actors in the Parigi, Pondok Aren area, while at the same time introducing the concept of culinary-based tourism innovation to strengthen business competitiveness. The program includes training in business management, culinary product innovation, digital marketing, as well as strategies for collaboration with nearby tourist destinations. The implementation methods consist of lectures, workshops, case studies, and direct mentoring. The results of the activity show an increase in participants’ understanding of business management (a 65% improvement in post-test results) as well as their ability to develop digital-based promotional strategies. This activity concludes that strengthening human resources and utilizing tourism innovation can be key to improving the competitiveness of culinary MSMEs. Follow-up is needed in the form of advanced training and the establishment of networks among business actors to ensure sustainable impact
ENHANCING PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING AMONG TEACHERS AND VOLUNTEERS AT SEKOLAH JANJI BAIK, SOUTH TANGERANG: A PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL INTERVENTION FOR COPING WITH QUARTER-LIFE CRISIS AND STRENGTHENING SELF CONCEPT
No full textPsychological well-being is a key topic in positive psychology, as it pertains to the ideal psychological state that individuals are expected to achieve. However, as part of their developmental tasks, individuals inevitably encounter various life challenges. For those aged 20 to 30, the issue of the quarter-life crisis often leads to uncertainty and internal conflict across multiple aspects of life. Based on interviews with teachers and volunteers from Sekolah Janji Baik, the challenges they face in both their professional and personal lives have resulted in significant psychological pressure, which in turn impacts their psychological well-being. This community service initiative was therefore designed to provide psychoeducational support to the teachers and volunteers of Sekolah Janji Baik, focusing on strategies for navigating the quarter-life crisis and strengthening their self-concept. Following the psychoeducation sessions, participants demonstrated improved understanding of the nature of the quarter-life crisis and self-concept as well as strategies for managing it effectively
ENHANCING ORAL HEALTH LITERACY ON FLOSSING PRACTICES AMONG FOURTH-GRADE STUDENTS AT KARTIKA X-2 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, PESANGGRAHAN, SOUTH JAKARTA
No full textResearch findings indicate a high prevalence of dental caries (88%) and periodontal disease (74.1%) (Susilawati et al., 2018; Andayani et al., 2021). This suggests that although tooth brushing frequency is relatively high, brushing techniques may not be fully effective, particularly in cleaning interdental areas where plaque commonly accumulates. The school period is a crucial stage in children’s growth and development, as it represents a formative phase for establishing knowledge and positive habits that are likely to persist into adulthood (Fauziah et al., 2023). One of the proposed solutions to address this issue is the provision of education on flossing techniques (interdental cleaning) prior to tooth brushing, combined with the optimization of the School Dental Health Unit (UKGS). This program involved 43 fourth-grade students at Kartika X-2 Elementary School, Pesanggrahan. The activity began with a pre-test using a questionnaire to assess students basic understanding of flossing, followed by education and demonstration sessions. The program concluded with a post-test administered to all participants. The results showed that the flossing education was effective in improving students knowledge and literacy related to oral health
FINANCIAL LITERACY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRAINING FOR STUDENTS OF BAITI JANNATI SUKABUMI ISLAMIC BOARDING SCHOOL
No full textFinancial literacy and entrepreneurship training for students of the Baiti Jannati Islamic Boarding School, Sukabumi is a community service activity that aims to improve students' understanding and skills in managing finances and entrepreneurship. This activity includes learning about financial management, financial planning, investment, and entrepreneurship, combined with hands-on practice to strengthen participants' ability to start and grow businesses. In the financial literacy training, students are given an understanding of the importance of managing finances wisely, including budget planning, debt management, and the introduction of simple investments. Meanwhile, in entrepreneurship training, participants are trained to recognize business opportunities, design potential business ideas, and understand basic marketing strategies. The implementation methods used are training and workshops on financial literacy, entrepreneurial skills, and soft skill development. The activity was carried out at the Baiti Jannati Islamic Boarding School in Sukabumi involving partners and 75 students. The results of this service show that there is an increase in financial literacy and entrepreneurial skills in students, as well as encouraging the creation of independent financial welfare and positive contributions to the surrounding community. It is hoped that this service activity can provide long-term benefits for Islamic boarding school students, in the form of improving their ability to manage finances, increasing insight into the business world, and readiness to face a more independent and productive future
ENHANCING CONSTRUCTION WORKERS’ CAPACITY IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CEMENT CONCRETE ROAD WORKS IN THE ASPECTS OF PLANNING, EXECUTION, AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
No full textThis community service initiative aimed to enhance the capacity of construction workers in performing cement concrete road projects by strengthening three essential domains: technical planning, construction execution, and occupational health and safety (OHS). The methodology consisted of training sessions and interactive discussions held with a group of construction workers in Menes District, Pandeglang Regency. Evaluation of the program revealed improvements in participants’ understanding of standard operating procedures, the importance of technical preparations, and the application of OHS principles in cement concrete road construction. It is anticipated that this initiative will contribute to the enhancement of the quality of concrete road infrastructure delivered by the local construction workforce
THE ROLE OF LEADERSHIP IN IMPLEMENTING SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING STRATEGIES TO INCREASE PURCHASING POWER AND BUILD BRAND IMAGE OF HILWAH FOOD MSMES
No full textIn the digital era, the role of social media is crucial in increasing market visibility and consumer trust, especially for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). This paper discusses the leadership role in implementing digital marketing strategies through Instagram and TikTok to enhance the purchasing power and brand image of Hilwah Food MSME. Using a project-based approach, the study employed structured content management, social media analytics, and strategic team coordination. The results show significant increases in brand awareness, audience engagement, and conversion rates. Leadership is key in aligning strategic direction with digital trends, ensuring that every element of the project—from creative development to customer interaction—was effectively executed. This paper highlights that social media leadership not only enhances market competitiveness but also promotes the long-term sustainability of MSMEs in the digital economy
APPLICATION OF THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY CONCEPT IN ORGANIC WASTE MANAGEMENT IN SCHOOLS
No full textWaste management is a serious problem in Indonesia. Many landfills, including those used by schools, have reached maximum capacity or very high environmental pollution burden. The key to effective waste management is fostering environmental awareness and promoting a culture of environmental care in schools. This makes waste management crucial at all stages (upstream and downstream). However, students at SMAN 29 Jakarta lack a clear understanding of recycling used items and the concept of a circular economy. Therefore, this training aims to educate students on the concept of the circular economy and its application through Takakura and eco-enzymes. The training method is mentoring, which includes socialization and explanation of materials related to the circular economy and its application. Implementation of the circular economy is achieved through demonstrations and hands-on practice. This activity aims to broaden students' understanding of their role as agents of change in their environment, both theoretically and practically
HEALTHY INTERNET SOCIALIZATION FOR MOTHERS AROUND RPTRA RASAMALA MENTENG IN, TEBET, JAKARTA SOUTH
No full textActivity Devotion To the Community (PKM) aim For give knowledge, understanding, and awareness new to moms House stairs around RPTRA Rasamala, Kelurahan Menteng Dalam, District Tebet, South Jakarta, regarding utilization of the internet healthy. Phenomenon height use gadgets by mothers House ladder For socialize, search information and entertainment often accompanied with lack of understanding related digital literacy, security surfing the internet, as well as impact content negative, illegal, and hoax.Implementation method activity done through socialization, training, and mentoring. Socialization done in the form of giving material, discussion, and questions answer interactive. The material includes understanding about healthy internet, ethics media social, identification content negative and hoaxes, as well as utilization digital applications like Canva for support activity productive , including manufacturing banner design for business home. Evaluation done through pre-test and post-test to measure improvement understanding participant .Activity results show existence improvement significant in the digital literacy of participants , marked with increase average knowledge score from 60.83 to 79.17, or increase by 19%. Participants also indicated enthusiasm tall during the mentoring process , as well as understand importance become consumers and producers wise information in the digital space .Through activity here , mothers expected capable using the internet healthy , minimize exposure content negative , avoid hoaxes , and utilise digital technology in productive For support family and business micro . Activities This at a time become effort form agent digital literacy in the environment society , in order to realize room safe , healthy and useful cyberspace
STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY-BASED ECOTOURISM THROUGH WOODEN DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE IN MARRENONG HAMLET, KANEKES VILLAGE (BADUY LUAR)
No full textMarrenong Hamlet in Kanekes Village (Outer Baduy) holds strong ecotourism potential through its cultural richness, local wisdom, and natural beauty. However, accessibility remains a major challenge, particularly the absence of adequate directional signage leading to the area. This condition often causes confusion among tourists in understanding directions, travel distance, and time estimation, which in turn affects their comfort and overall satisfaction. This community service program aimed to provide education for local customary leaders regarding the importance of directional signage for visitors, as well as to reach a collective agreement on its planned installation. The methods included initial assessments with local guides, educational sessions for customary leaders, and focused group discussions involving traditional authorities. The results indicate a mutual agreement to install ten wooden signposts at strategic points along the route to Marrenong Hamlet. The choice of natural wood material reflects the principles of simplicity, environmental preservation, and cultural harmony upheld by the Outer Baduy community. Beyond their function as navigation tools for tourists, the signposts also strengthen customary spatial order, facilitate local community access, and create opportunities for economic empowerment through the involvement of local wood artisans. This program demonstrates that community-based ecotourism management can succeed when customary leaders and the local community are fully involved in every stage of planning. Therefore, directional signage becomes not only a tool for tourist navigation but also a medium that bridges visitor needs with local cultural values, while serving as a best practice for the development of sustainable ecotourism in indigenous communities