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The Use of Artificial Intelligence Chatbots on Student Learning, Information, and Communication in Higher Education
No full textThe research in this article aims to investigate how students use ChatBot Chat GPT 3.5, Gemini AI, and Microsoft Bing as information platforms for providing verified, trustworthy information for academic use. It focuses on the validity and dependability of the data offered by these three AI platforms, as well as the type and frequency of chatbot use, which is important for students’ academic success. It uses a literature review method and a questionnaire survey to collect data from students about their use of ChatBots. The findings provide insights into the use of AI technologies through ChatBot features among students, emphasizing their integration into academic activities and the effectiveness of these tools. Additionally, the research addresses key issues such as the accuracy and reliability of the information provided by these platforms, raising concerns about the level of trust and reliance students place on this information for academic purposes. Furthermore, the frequency and nature of use of each chatbot are analyzed to determine the level of dependency and its impact on student learning processes. Although the specific conclusion is not detailed in the excerpts, the research suggests that AI ChatBots significantly enhance communication and information access for students in higher education
Towards Sustainable Transport Integration: The Implementation of Bus Rapid Transit and Feeder Transport in Tangerang City
No full textThis article presents a case study on policy implementation for a sustainable transportation system in Tangerang City, Indonesia. In an effort to tackle traffic congestion, reduce air pollution, and enhance public service quality, the Tangerang City Government launched a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system in 2016. Today, the system has expanded to four BRT corridors, supported by feeder transport services, aiming to achieve an integrated public transportation network. Based on literature review and field research, findings indicate that the BRT and feeder operations have improved the quality of public transport services in the city. Performance analysis highlights improvements in three main areas: 1) velocity, 2) roundtrip time, and 3) headway. However, frequency and load factor remain areas needing further development. Challenges to full integration include underutilized infrastructure, such as shelters and bus stop, a non-integrated ticketing system, and a limited number of BRT and feeder buses. Moving forward, key sustainability issues involve the need for enhanced human resource capacity, increased budget allocation, and improved service performance to support long-term transport integration
The Role of Inter-agency Collaboration in Managing Vagrancy and Begging: Insights from Makassar City
No full textThe high number of vagrants and beggars with various methods and tactics of operation remains a significant issue for the Makassar City government. Existing literature reveals that a lack of studies that comprehensively examine how this problem is addressed by local authorities. This qualitative research aims to describe the Makassar City government’s approach to managing vagrants and beggars by involving all relevant agencies. Data were collected through in-depth interviews, literature reviews, and direct observation, and analyzed using Edward III’s policy implementation theory. The findings indicate that current efforts remain short-term and lack a comprehensive strategy. The city’s policies focus on three main approaches: preventive guidance, educational guidance, and social rehabilitation. However, these efforts require stronger collaboration and synergy among stakeholders. The study recommends enhancing coordination among agencies and implementing more sustainable measures. Additionally, while it is important to maintain a humane approach, imposing social sanction or deterrents may be necessary to uphold public order
Gender Equality-based Tourism Development in Indonesia: Case Study in Denpasar City, Bali Province
No full textWomen’s empowerment is a strategic way to increase women’s potential and their role in both public and domestic domains, carried out to achieve a better quality of life and equality between men and women. A problem faced in tourism development in the city of Denpasar, Bali is the limited roles available for women from a socio-cultural aspect. This research aims to analyze tourism development based on gender equality in Denpasar City and the obstacles it faces. It uses a qualitative descriptive approach, collecting data through documents, interviews, and observations, and determining informants using the snowball technique. Results indicate that tourism development in Denpasar City does not show maximum gender equality. While from the awareness dimension it shows women’s involvement, but looking at women’s capacity, power in decision making, and supervision, it is less than optimal due to social and cultural obstacles. Furthermore, equality has been maximized at the transformation of action aspect thanks to support from the government. One of the obstacles faced are the parts of customary law which indicate that decision-making it is the arena of men. We recommend the continual socializing of gender equality in the tourism sector, holding leadership and skills trainings for skills specifically for women in the tourism sector, and increasing campaigns on gender equality in the tourism sector
Media Transfer: A Significant Aspect of Digital Transformation and a Crucial Element in the Oversight of Archival Practices
No full textThe conversion of paper-based archives into digital information, especially as a list of media transfer archives and media transfer minutes, serves as a critical evaluation metric in overseeing internal archival processes. Per Government Regulation Number 28 of 2012 pertaining to the enforcement of Law Number 43 of 2009 regarding archives, as well as National Archives Regulation Number 6 of 2019 related to the oversight of archives, the National Archives of the Republic of Indonesia (ANRI) is mandated to oversee archival practices within ministries, institutions, and provincial regional governments. One source of information used in this article is derived from the evaluation criteria outlined in the Internal Archives Audit Form (ASKI). The author conducts a literature study and analysis based on literature pertaining to archival media transfer. This paper is written to fulfill one of the requirements for the completion of the Applied Masters Study Program in State Development Administration, specifically focusing on Public Policy Management at the STIA LAN JAKARTA Polytechnic. This paper aims to offer insights and input for processing units tasked with the transfer of archival media, thereby improving their assessment scores of internal archival oversight
Social Innovation as a Step Towards Proper Governance: A Case Study of Community-based Development Planning in Lebakgedong Sub-Distrik Lebak Regency
No full textThis study aims to explore and analyze the process of social innovation in the implementation of community-based development planning in Banjar Irigasi Village in Lebakgedong District as an effort to realize proper governance. It uses a qualitative method in the form of descriptive analysis through primary and secondary data. Data are collected through interviews and observations. The results show that: 1) An obstacle in the process of creating innovation is budget limitations, therefore the only social innovation created in Banjar Irigasi Village is the Jumat Serius program. 2) The Jumat Serius program was chosen to overcome the problem of stunting in this village by inviting donations from the community and village officials. The “Jumat Serius” Program is a program in Banjar Irigasi Village to reduce stunting and hunger rates, carried out by prioritizing the principle of mutual cooperation and inviting all village officials and communities to donate a minimum of 1000 rupiah. The donations collected will be distributed to people in need in the form of basic necessities, cash, and nutritious food. This program not only provides a change in community behavior, but also succeeds in reducing the stunting rate in Banjar Irigasi Village
MSMEs Empowerment in Maintaining the Economic Stability of Village Communities: A Case Study in Lebak Regency, Banten Province
No full textMSME empowerment is organized as an integral part of national economic development to realize the prosperity of the people. Muncang District of Lebak Regency, being an underdeveloped village, has the potential for MSMEs that can support the economy of its community, including processing agricultural products such as bananas and cassava, handicrafts such as stick plates, and small industries, such as tempeh. This research aims to explore the MSME empowerment strategy in Muncang District. It uses a qualitative method and descriptive approach with primary data collection techniques such as interviews, observations, and focus group discussions. The local government has encouraged villages to include MSME development programs through Village Revenue and Expenditure Budget (APBDes) and various kinds of training programs and issuing business legality. MSMEs in Muncang district have considerable potential through the processing of agricultural products and handicrafts. Although they still lack confidence in developing their businesses, MSME players have the desire to grow. There needs to be collaboration from various parties so that MSMEs in Muncang district can grow rapidly and contribute to the improvement of the regional economy. The local government also needs to strengthen mentoring and training for MSME players to improve knowledge, skills, and business management, as well as facilitate MSMEs’ access to capital, which will indirectly maintain the stability of the village economy
Implementation of the Experiential Learning Model in the Training of Civil Servants of BerAKHLAK: Study at the Ministry of Transportation and the National Research and Innovation Agency
No full textAs a public servant, ASN (Aparatur Sipil Negara/State Civil Apparatus) is required to have good attitudes and morals to serve the community, therefore, character building training is needed. One of the training techniques is Experiential Learning (EL). This approach is considered to be the most relevant to the process of implementing training in the context of shaping the ASN’s character because it emphasizes learning through doing the material being taught and can address non-technical learning objectives like enhancing trainees’ soft skills (social skills). This journal compares how the experiential learning approach is used in two government agencies; the Ministry of Transportation and the National Research and Innovation Agency. This comparison is based on aspects of Experiential Learning according to Kurt Lewin (1946) and Core Values of ASN BerAKHLAK. This research uses a descriptive qualitative approach through literature studies based on journals, books, and studies of laws and regulations and other data. The result of the research is that the Ministry of Transportation and BRIN have been able to implement the EL concept in character building training but in different ways. Kemenhub focuses on the concept of outdoor training by increasing activities in the form of games, the training material provided is broader in scope and informal in nature. Meanwhile, BRIN focuses on the method of interviewing the community regarding the understanding of nationalism values and then making a video of the interview results considering the learning material of the training is related to nationalism and is also formal
Community-based Awareness Model of Development Participation: A Case Study in Cisampih Village, Banjarsari District, Lebak Regency, Banten Province
No full textThis research aims to understand how community awareness-based participation supports the implementation of development in Cisampih Village. It employs the qualitative descriptive method. The data used include primary and secondary data collected through in-depth interviews, focus group discussion (FGD) and documentation. The results of the research indicate that the community of Cisampih Village has participated in planning, implementation and evaluation of its development. The community is given the authority to provide corrections in the process development and if an error occurs in it, the community is allowed to report it directly to village officials and even to the village head
Community Empowerment in Supporting Tourism in West Manggarai, Welak district, East Nusa Tenggara
No full textThis research discusses the empowerment of rural communities in Welak District through tourism development. By using a qualitative approach and primary and secondary data collection methods, it focuses on community development as human resources. By understanding the concept of economic empowerment and implementing a village strategic plan, this research aims to increase community participation in developing the tourism sector. Interviews with government officials and local communities reveal challenges in maximizing tourism assets and prioritizing infrastructure development for tourism access. Overall, this research highlights the importance of community empowerment for sustainable tourism growth. The results show that the community around the tourist location had not been maximized in terms of utilizing tourism assets that could possibly become additional tourist destinations. Given the nature of the Labuan Bajo tourist destination, this was because there was still a “wait and see” attitude towards what they expected the government to be able to give them after they handed over the assets. On the other hand, the problem of infrastructure has not been a priority for access to tourist destinations