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RHYTMIC EXPERIMENTATION WITH RECYCLED MATERIALS: A CULTURAL AND ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF BANDUNG’S PERCUSSION
No full textThis study examines the creative practices of experimental percussion communities in Bandung that utilize found and recycled objects as sound-producing instruments. The research aims to understand how these communities explore, modify, and construct rhythms from non-conventional materials, and how their creativity is shaped by social interaction, aesthetic values, and environmental awareness. Using a qualitative approach through participant observation and in-depth interviews with community members, artists, and instrument makers, the study reveals that the transformation of discarded objects into percussion instruments generates unique sound innovations and fosters strong communal solidarity. The practice also creates an alternative cultural space where creativity, collaboration, and ecological consciousness intersect. Furthermore, experimentation with recycled objects functions as an expressive, educational, and environmentally engaged artistic medium. These findings demonstrate that recycled-based experimental percussion plays a significant role in shaping Bandung’s contemporary art ecosystem and promoting sustainable creative practices
SOCIAL MAPPING AND IDENTIFICATION OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC VULNERABILITIES OF VULNERABLE GROUPS IN URBAN AREAS (STUDY IN MEDAN CITY): PEMETAAN SOSIAL DAN IDENTIFIKASI KERENTANAN SOSIAL-EKONOMI KELOMPOK RENTAN DI KAWASAN PERKOTAAN (STUDI DI KOTA MEDAN)
No full textThis study aims to map and identify the socio-economic vulnerability of vulnerable groups in urban areas, especially in the city of Medan. With a descriptive qualitative approach, the study focuses on the collection of primary data through surveys, in-depth interviews, and FGDs. The background of this research departs from the phenomenon of social inequality that is increasingly real in the midst of rapid urbanization and the limitations of accurate micro data as the basis for the formulation of social intervention policies. The research also highlights the need for a participatory and community-based approach to development in response to the failure of elitist and top-down development models. This research is based on the need to build a data foundation that can be used by policymakers, development practitioners, and local communities in designing more effective and equitable social interventions. The city of Medan was chosen as the location because of the complexity of its social problems that represent major cities in Indonesia, including high urbanization, inequality between regions, and weak access for marginalized groups to development programs. This study will be the starting point of a ten-year long-term research series aimed at designing evidence-based and contextual models of social intervention, this research is based on the theoretical frameworks of social vulnerability, community participation and empowerment, and social intervention theory
EFFECTIVENESS OF PBL-BASED TORMA CODE INTERACTIVE MEDIA FOR ENHANCING ELEMENTARY STUDENTS’ CRITICAL THINKING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILLS: A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT STUDY
No full textThis study aims to develop and evaluate the Torma Code interactive media based on Problem Based Learning (PBL) to enhance fourth-grade students’ critical thinking skills in learning IPAS on the topic of the visual sense. Employing the ADDIE development model—Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation—the research involved expert validation, practicality testing with teachers and students, and effectiveness testing using pretest–posttest design. The results show that the media, teaching module, and test instruments achieved a “highly valid” classification with an average feasibility score above 90%, demonstrating strong content accuracy, linguistic clarity, and technical quality. The practicality test revealed positive responses from teachers (92.5%) and students (93.6%), indicating that the media are easy to use, engaging, and supportive of meaningful learning. The effectiveness test using paired sample t-test showed significant improvement in students’ critical thinking skills (Sig. < 0.05), with an N-Gain score of 0.55 categorized as moderate. These findings indicate that the Torma Code media effectively promotes contextual, collaborative, and student-centered learning. The product is therefore appropriate for broader implementation to support the Merdeka Belajar curriculum and strengthen scientific literacy in elementary schools
Penerapan Teknologi Pengolahan Sampah Melalui Kuliah Kerja Nyata Terpadu Di Desa Kotaraya Tenggara
No full textKKNT students are given the opportunity to solve problems in the community. The problem faced by the people of Kotaraya Tenggara Village is about garbage in several places of worship. This causes people who worship uncomfortable. Therefore, waste management technology is proposed to overcome the problems in supporting KKNT students' activities and understanding of the environment. The results showed that students and the community gotong royong to reduce the volume of waste decreased from 80% to 20%, and the community understood about the utilization of technology to reduce the volume of waste. Collaborative activities between students and the community have an impact on environmental awareness of worship, tolerance, and waste processing technology
Pelatihan dan Pengenalan Elektronika Serta Dasar Koding Menggunakan Tinkercad di MAN Insan Cendekia Pekalongan
No full textThe development of Information and Communication Technology in the last few decades has experienced very rapid progress and has had a broad impact on various aspects of life, ranging from social, economic, health, to education. In the context of electrical engineering and coding education, various simulation-based digital learning platforms have begun to be widely used to replace or complement conventional practices. One such platform is Tinkercad, a web-based application that allows users to create virtual electronic circuit simulations and program microcontrollers such as Arduino. This platform is very suitable for use in the process of learning the basics of electronics and programming (coding) because the interface is simple and easy to understand for beginners. For this reason, the Community Service Activity of Indraprasta PGRI University was carried out by holding an introduction to coding training for electrical applications with Tinkercad for students of MAN Insan Cendekia Pekalongan and was carried out online. The purpose of this training is to introduce basic electricity and basic programming and its application in the world of electricity. The training method is in the form of lectures and practice in making simple electrical circuits and ends with making a traffic light project using Arduino programmed through the Tinkercad platform. The training participants were invited to understand the basic electrical concepts, get to know electrical components, understand the basic concepts of programming and compile circuits and program codes in stages. The results of the training showed an increase in students' understanding of the basic concepts of electricity, microcontrollers and programming. This training is expected to be the first step in encouraging digital literacy and technological skills for MAN IC Pekalongan students in the era of the industrial revolution 4.0
Implementasi Teknologi Monitoring Kualitas Tambak Berbasis Iot Bagi Petani Tambak Sinar Bonto Manai, Pangkep
No full textTraditional milkfish pond management by the Sinar Bonto Manai Farmer Group in Pangkep Regency faces two main problems: difficulties in accurately monitoring water quality and limited electricity access, which hinders technology adoption. This community service program aimed to address these issues through the implementation of appropriate technology. The implementation method was designed participatively in four stages: (1) preparation and capacity building through training and seminars, (2) implementation of an Internet of Things (IoT)-based water quality monitoring system integrated with a Solar Power Plant (PLTS), (3) mentoring on data utilization, and (4) evaluation. The results showed 100% partner participation with a significant increase in knowledge, with overall understanding rising from 33% in the pre-test to 95% in the post-test. The IoT-PLTS monitoring system, accessible via a smartphone application, was successfully installed and operated properly. Final evaluation revealed not only high partner satisfaction with the system’s functionality but also tangible improvements in pond productivity, including reduced risk of failure and more stable harvest outcomes. The main achievement of this program is the successful adoption of technology that transformed farmer’s work patterns from traditional intuition-based practices to proactive, data-driven management, thereby enhancing resilience and economic potential in milkfish aquaculture
Pemberdayaan Kayo Homestay Bromo Melalui Implementasi Integrated Marketing Communication Sebagai Upaya Meningkatkan Kunjungan Wisatawan
No full textThis community service program was designed to empower Kayo Homestay, located in Tosari Village, Pasuruan, through the implementation of Integrated Marketing Communication (IMC) as an effort to increase tourist visits. The program addressed several managerial and marketing challenges, including the lack of standardized operational procedures, inadequate financial management systems, limited digital marketing utilization, and weak brand identity. The intervention was carried out in five stages: socialization, training, technology implementation, mentoring and evaluation, and program sustainability. The results indicate significant improvements in both operational efficiency and market visibility. The implementation of a website-based property management system increased room bookings by approximately 50% compared to the period prior to the intervention. Additionally, the use of digital financial applications improved financial transparency and reduced manual errors by 30%. From a marketing perspective, the development of digital content and social media strategies strengthened brand positioning and enhanced customer engagement. These findings are consistent with previous studies emphasizing the role of digital marketing and branding in improving the competitiveness of community-based tourism businesses. Overall, this program demonstrates that the integration of IMC, digital tools, and community empowerment strategies can enhance the competitiveness and sustainability of homestay businesses while contributing to local economic growth
IC (Intermediate Course) CMHN (Community Mental Health Nursing) Movement for Posyandu Cadres Towards a Mentally Healty Alert Village Di Jorong Balai Sabuah Batipuh Ateh Kabupaten Tanah Datar
No full textAbstract: The Ministry of Health's Strategic Plan explains that Indonesia's vision for health development
among others, is to mobilize and empower the community to live a healthy life, improve access to quality health services, improve surveillance, monitoring and to quality health services, improving surveillance, monitoring and health information, and increasing community empowerment. health information and improving community empowerment. The existence of community empowerment This community empowerment is very much in line with the concept of Community Mental Health Nursing(Community Mental Health Nursing or CMHN), especially in the IC CMHN, namely the existence of community participation in screening efforts. community participation in screening, improvement, prevention, recovery and rehabilitation efforts, especially mental health. health, especially mental health. IC CMHN is a form of community mental health care program that empowering the community independently to detect and seek improvement, maintenance and recovery of the mental health of their community through the existence of mental health cadres who collaborate with CMHN nurses at the puskesmas. In the UPT Puskesmas working area Batipuh I, especially in Jorong Balai Sabuah, there is no mental health cadre. Objective of the Community Partnership Program Community Partnership Program is the formation of mental health cadres who care about mental health. To To achieve this, it is necessary to organize the formation, training, and mentoring of health cadres at the Bambu Kuning Posyandu. for Health Cadres at Posyandu Bambu Kuning Jorong Balai Sabuah Batipuh Ateh. Training that will be given to health cadres in the form of screening for mental disorders in the community, psychosocial problems, and mental health.
psychosocial problems, and mental health, assisting the recovery of clients who have been hospitalized, and being alert to the emergence of mental health problems in the community. to the emergence of mental health problems in the community. The target outputs resulting from the Community Partnership Program include: Package on IC CMHN that is published through accredited national scientific journals, articles in mass media, posters, ± 5 minutes of video implementation and books with ISBN. The technology package is in the form of community skills in the knowledge of how to detect or screen, assist in the recovery of clients experiencing mental disorders, and alert to the emergence of mental health problems. Creation of WEB about the IC CMHN movement. Certificate containing information that the cadre has competent to perform IC CMHN.
 
Smart Living Education for The Community Around The Eco-City Bintaro Jaya Housing Area, Pondok Aren District, South Tangerang
No full textManagers and communities in the Eco-City Bintaro Jaya Housing Estates, South Tangerang, face challenges in implementing smart and sustainable living principles in order to build harmonious relationships with the community living around the housing estates. The counselling activity aims to increase awareness of waste management, cleanliness, and maintenance of the quality of parks and green open spaces, as well as to encourage the implementation of harmonious living principles by striving for a clean, healthy, and comfortable environment in a sustainable manner. The counselling began by greeting the invitees, namely 20 adult residents around Jalan Elang, Blok HG, followed by remarks and presentations of material by experts (PKM IPT Lecturer Team). The material was delivered through interactive presentations and questions and answers. The activity continued with practical simulations, such as demonstrations and explanations of environmental maintenance and role play of host ethics, to explain the practical application of knowledge. The counselling carried out by the Trisakti Tourism Institute Lecturer Team at the Eco-City Bintaro Jaya Housing Estates succeeded in increasing participants' understanding of smart living. Although there were initial challenges, namely the lack of structured knowledge about simple environmental management and smart living procedures, all participants after receiving counseling understood the good and correct way of waste management, cleanliness, garden maintenance, and the ethics of welcoming guests. The community is advised to apply the principles of sustainable environmental management and collaborate with related parties to create a cleaner and more harmonious environmen
Organic Fertilizer Training Using Animal Waste to Enhance Sustainable Agriculture in Jubung Village
No full textThis community service program aimed to address the stagnant rice production and the high cost of inorganic fertilizers in Jubung Village, Sukorambi District, Jember Regency, by introducing organic fertilizer production using agricultural waste and livestock manure activated with MOL (local microorganisms) derived from roots. The program was implemented through several stages: socialization, counseling on the role of organic materials in improving soil fertility, practical training in producing organic fertilizers, and program monitoring and evaluation. The training involved members of the “Tani Mulyo” farmer group, who showed high enthusiasm and active participation. As a result, farmers gained knowledge and skills in processing organic waste into organic fertilizers, thereby reducing their dependence on inorganic fertilizers and promoting sustainable agricultural practices. The fermentation process successfully produced organic fertilizers with desirable characteristics: a crumbly texture, a dark brown color, and no pungent odor, indicating the effectiveness of MOL from roots as a bioactivator. This initiative is expected to support environmentally friendly agriculture and increase rice productivity in the area