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Utilizing Instagram As A Promotional Media By Small And Medium Enterprises (SME) Arni Kripik Merauke

Candra Wahyudhi, Irfan Muafa, Muhammad Awal
This study used a qualitative approach with the method of using a case study of a descriptive type. The purpose of the study is to determine the extent to which the benefits of using Instagram as a promotional media performed by Arni chips are appropriate in their use and whether the selection of social...

Tourist Satisfaction Towards Arabica Coffee at Catur Village Kintamani Bangli - Bali

Ni Luh Suastuti
Coffee lovers around the world is growth very fast recently. These phenomena can be seen from the development of various coffee franchise companies and number of coffee shop is also growth in all over the world. The increasing of this trends of coffee also has a positive impact on local Balinese coffee....

Promoting Good Citizenship in the Social Studies Course at the Secondary School in Indonesia

Nugraheni Catur Puntaswari, Mukminan
Globalization is an unstoppable current that has positive and negative impacts. The positive impacts such as cooperation, easy access to information, while the negative impacts refer more to the nature or actions such as the many moral crimes committed by adolescents. It is also due to the lack of optimal...

Implementation of Traditional Music Tools in Cultural and Art Learning for Mentally Disabled Students

Siti Fatimah Soenaryo, Beti Istanti Suwandayani, Reni Dwi Susanti
Music is a sound that is raised and accepted by someone and has different characteristics according to the location, culture, taste, history, and music lovers. Indonesia has a diverse diversity of regional music. Regional music or traditional music is a musical instrument that is influenced by the culture...
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An Analysis of Several Risk Factors of Central Obesity in Older Adult Mothers

Mariah Ulfah, Linda Yanti, Maya Safitri
Introduction. Central obesity influences maternal mortality, especially on the incidence of non-communicable diseases such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes mellitus, osteoarthritis, chronic renal failure and several cancers. The objective of the study: to investigate the risk factors for central obesity....

University Brand Development Under Conditions of Social Demographic Changes

Iluta Arbidane, Alena Bahdanava, Alena Kolesava, Irina Tetereva
The substantiation of recommendations for developing directions for the development of a university brand is an integral part of the development of an intellectual society, as well as the foundation for an advantage in a competitive environment in the context of socio-demographic changes. The development...

School-Based Management in Indonesia: Decision-Making, Problems, and Problem-Solving Strategy

Riswanti Rini, Ismu Sukamto, Ridwan Ridwan, Hasan Hariri
This paper seeks to answer the questions 1) What decision making is practiced in School Based Management (SBM) in Indonesia ?, 2) What problems are faced in implementing SBM in Indonesia?, 3) What strategies do practitioners do in dealing with problems? SBM can facilitate practitioners in terms of school...

Identification of Market Operator and Marketing Channels in Fish Landing Center (A Case Study Lhok Pawoh Fish Landing Center)

Asbahrul Amri, Bakruddin Anhar, Muhammad Ramaditya
Marine and fisheries sectors are the important sector in Aceh Province where most of Acehnese depended on this sector for their livelihood. As the result, the existing big potential market on this sector need to be studied in order to know how the market being organize, especially fish that landed in...

Language and Social Class: The Differences Between Traditional Market and Mall

Yanty Wirza, Gentania Dewi Famela, Nurajijah, Nurul Nahdiyah Widiani
This study investigated some features of language use in two contexts: traditional markets and modern market, or more commonly known as malls. The data of language use and physical appearance as the class markers were gathered through observation and interviews with the traditional market and the mall...

Determinant of Development Strategies and Leadership Styles on Organizational Commitment and Their Implications for MSMEs Performance in Palembang

Darul Amri, M. Thoyib, Frimansyah, Riza Wahyudi
This study aims to analyse the determinants of the development strategy and leadership style on organizational commitment and its implications on the performance of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Palembang. The samples were taken using non-random sampling technique, namely purposive sampling...

Dynamics of Exchange Rates and Oil Price: Adaptive Analysis and Forecasting

L.K. Orlik, I.F. Khasanova
Multivariate generalizations of the modified and adaptive time series correlation coefficients are obtained using the example of the dependence of currency pairs quotations and Brent crude oil price. The analysis of the movement of exchange rates and oil price in the R software environment. A much more...

Students’ Apologizing in Arabic: A Case Study at an Islamic Boarding School in Indonesia

Abdulkhaleq Al-Rawafi, Dadang Sudana, Iwa Lukmana
Apologies are the most fundamental strategies for remedying offences and reflecting the degree of the speakers’ politeness. This study aims to investigate the language of apologizing in the Arabic language as used by students of an Islamic boarding school in Indonesia. The study follows a descriptive...
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Diversity, Distribution, and Abundance of House Dust Mites on Settlement Region in Bogor

Upik Kesumawati Hadi, Susi Soviana, N Qamariah
The house dust mite (HDM) is a major allergen source and a significant cause of allergic rhinitis and allergic asthma. HDM is commonly found in dust originating from human resident and are mainly found in seats (chairs, sofas, benches), carpets, floors and beds (mattresses, pillows, sheets). This study...

Self-Regulation and Problem Solving Ability on Geography Basic Knowledge Materials Using the 7E-Learning Cycle Model

Failasufa Dhiyaul Fatih, Erni Suharini, Tjaturrahono Budi Sanjoto
Geography is a subject that requires a lot of visualization as a way of understanding. The use of methods such as problem solving and self-regulation are very essential in geography subject. Applying problem solving along with self-regulation can be done by implementing 7E-learning cycle for the sake...

The Faculty Construction of Independent College From the Perspective of Performance Management

Xin Ding
According to the requirements of education departments for the construction of teachers, independent colleges have invested a lot of energy to promote the construction of teachers. However, there are still many problems, such as the difficulty of talent introduction, the unreasonable structure of teachers,...

The Analysis of Self-Concept Scale in Engineering Faculty: A Rasch Model Analysis

Jahju Hartanti, Lucky Nindi R. Marfu’i
Self-concept is a way of how we perceive ourselves in terms of physical or individual’s characteristics regarding the strengths and the weaknesses. Self-concept needs to be measured by an instrument that needs to be identified the reliability to measure the college student’s self-concept. Engineering...
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Strategies and Problems of Pharmaceutical Industry Development in the Context of an Increased State Regulation

L.A. Ashikhina, N.V. Lisichkina, L.S. Bolshakova, Ju.G. Goloktionova, E.V. Izvekova, A.V. Kuzina, O.L. Ladnova, E.G. Merkulova
Transition to a new technological mode not only leads to the emergence of new opportunities and directions of industrial development, but also causes the need for the formation of new innovative ways of production and commercial activities, the creation of new forms and technologies of enterprise management....

The Importance of Shade and Shading Provider in the Creation of Urban Interior in the Tropics

Ratri Wulandari, Andreas Handoyo
In 2013, the term urban interior was introduced to acknowledge the creation of private space within a public space. An urban interior can take place anywhere in the city from pedestrian to parks, plaza, or any open space. In Indonesia, especially in Bandung, revitalization of public spaces – particularly...

Analysis of Patient Satisfaction Levels on the Quality of Health Services in Medical Center ITS

Erma Oktania Permatasari, Vita Ratnasari, I Nyoman Budiantara, Madu Ratna, Agnes Tuti Rumiati
The number of health institutions causes them to improve the quality of services provided, so that, the satisfaction of the patient is high and the loyalty of the patient is increased. One of the health institutions in the campus is the Medical Center ITS. Medical Center ITS is a health institution intended...

Design of a Nonlinear Generalized Predictive Controller based on Database-Driven Approach

Zhe Guan, Toru Yamamoto
Pages: 229 - 233
This paper presents a Generalized Predictive Control (GPC) design scheme based on database-driven approach for nonlinear systems. In industrial systems, lots of controlled plants with unknown time-delay and strong nonlinearity, are difficult to be handled in terms of control performance. The databased-driven...

Mechanism for Imposing Administrative Sanctions for Communities living in forest areas after the Enforcement of the Job Creation Act

I Gusti Ayu Ketut Rachmi Handayani, Lego Karjoko, Abdul Kadir Jaelani, Hilaire Tegnan, Willy Naresta Hanum
The government and the House of Representatives have ratified Law Number 11 concerning Job Creation for the Year 2020; the regulation aims to simplify and harmonize laws and regulations, as well as increase investment in Indonesia; however, an important question that must be addressed is whether the...

Comparison of Naive Bayes and Random Forests Classifier in the Classification of News Article Popularity as Learning Material

Utomo Pujianto, Ilham Ari Elbaith Zaeni, Khalida Izdihar Rasyida
Tweentribune.com is a website that provides news texts with Lexile level information for each text. The Lexile level information feature is useful as a consideration for visitors to choose text that has a level of difficulty that matches their age. With such information, any news text on the site can...

A Comparative Study of the Aesthetic Characteristics of Chinese and Japanese Tea Culture

Ge Gao
Ancient China is the first in the world to plant tea trees, make tea and drink tea. As one of the “seven things for the beginning of a day”, tea has long penetrated the daily lives of people from all walks of life. Under the influence of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism, a unique and long-standing...

The Creative Hub: HR Strategic Function in The Digital Age

Audia Junita
The function of managing human resources in organizations has evolved. The adaptability of the human resource management function in the organization is important, so that it is agile in responding to the demands of the times and able to contribute strategically to the performance and competitive advantage...

Autonomous EFL Learners’ Ways of Practicing Speaking Skills During Pandemic of COVID 19;

A Study of Engineering Fresh Graduates

Fidyati Fidyati, Idaryani Idaryani, Suryani Suryani, Rahmi Fhonna, Marina Marina
Learning English is learning skills in which practice plays the most prominent role. Among other skills, speaking has the highest interest to be mastered by English learners. Not only English students but also general English learners, fresh graduates in specific, retain spoken English to apply for their...

Marketing in the Age of the Coronavirus Infection Pandemic

T.S. Afanasyeva, N.I. Grishakina, N.N. Pokrovskaia
The relevance of this study is due to the fact that the whole world has changed due to COVID-19.This changed all business around the world.A new economic entity has arrived.A different marketing policy was needed.The Russian government noted that the Russian economy, like the rest of the world, was affected...

Analysis of Overseas Management Strategy of the Volkswagen Group

Yulin Bai
The performance of multinational organizations is based on their strategic objectives. Global dynamics and trends prompt companies to develop effective expansion approaches to other countries. The achievement of these strategies is evaluated by several aspects, including the financial indicators. Currently,...

Distance Education and Education Quality at HEIs in Ukraine During Covid-19

Tamara Bondar, Olena Varava
The article addresses the issue of the quality education provided by the teaching staff members at higher education institutions (HEIs) in Ukraine during the COVID 19 lockdown. It is a comparative study based on the survey conducted by the State Service for the Quality of Education in Ukraine that explained...

Imaginative Game of Treasure Hunt to Develop Early Childhood’s Visual-Spatial Intelligence

Sherin Maudri Asy’ari, Yeni Rachmawati, Rita Mariyana
This study aims to solve the issue on the development of visual-spatial intelligence in children and find out whether the implementation of imaginative games of treasure hunt can develop visual-spatial intelligence in early childhood. The research method used in the classroom action research method (CAR)...

On High School Students’ Communication Skill in Proof-Based Learning

D Ihdayani, Y Hartono, C Hiltrimartin, J Araiku
This research aims at describing students’ mathematical communication skill through proof-based learning. This research was conducted at a senior high school in Bangka Belitung province involving 29 students. The instructional process and data collection were conducted online using Zoom Cloud Meeting...

Digitalization of Education: Scientific Consistency vs. Radical Change Under the Impact of COVID-19?

Jana Majerova
Recently, the digitalization of education has been one of the dynamically developed issues across whole the levels of educational systems. However, the dynamic of the research in this area has accelerated much more than it has been originally expected via extrapolating the time line of research activities....
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Effect of Rubber Deformation Along Sliding Contact on Its Stress and Friction Force: A Numerical Investigation

Budi Setiyana, Rifky Ismail, Sugiyanto, Jamari Jamari
Rubber is a material that easily deforms when subjected to friction, such as in tires, seals and transmission belts. It is very important to understand the relationship of deformation to its stress and friction contact on the rubber. The stress and friction force are closely related to the strength and...
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Research on Automated Pricing and Replenishment Decision for Vegetable Products based on Optimization Model

Tong Yang, Shengjie Xu, Jinyu Lu, Zhiyun Yu, Xinfeng Liu
In the current retail environment, efficient and accurate pricing and replenishment strategies are particularly important for vegetable products, which typically have a short shelf life and are highly volatile in market demand. In this work, we analyzed the sales data of vegetable categories and established...

The Value and Realization of Hubei’s Red Cultural Resources in the Education of Ideals and Beliefs in Colleges and Universities in the New Era

Daqing Xu, Shuyi Zhang
In the new era, the dreams and beliefs of college students are related to the future of the country and the destiny of the nation, which also concern the future direction of socialist China. How to educate and guide young college students to establish and persist correct and sublime thoughts and beliefs...

Integrating Indigenous Knowledge of Kaombo into Disaster Mitigation Education for Coastal Resilience and Sustainability in Buton

Agus Slamet, Safrin Salam, Marhama Pattiiha, Liza Hafidzah Yusuf Rangkuti, Fahrizal S. Siagian, Farhans Mahendra Syam
Coastal communities are among the most vulnerable to environmental hazards caused by climate change, resource exploitation, and declining ecological resilience. Strengthening disaster mitigation education at an early age is therefore crucial for building long-term community preparedness and sustainability....
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Identifying Parents’ Needs in Providing Sex Education to Adolescents

Ema Waliyanti, Reski Harjuansa
Background: 60% of adolescents in Indonesia claim to have had pre-marital sex, and 50% of them have been diagnosed with HIV and AIDS. The lack of sex education influences the prevalence that occurs in adolescents. Besides, factors affecting sex education in adolescents are lack of access to information...

Analysis of Student’s Scientific Writing Skills in Research: Common Mistakes and Writing Style

Titis Angga Rini, Ni Luh Sakinah Nuraini, Puri Selfi Cholifah
This study aims to describe the ability to write scientific papers of students from common mistakes and writing styles. Scientific writings intended in this study are in the form of a research report based on pre-research findings during student final project supervision which shows many writing problems....

Analysis of the Potential Impact for Different Initial Allowance Mechanisms on Economy

Kaining Sun, Yajie Li, Xiqiang Chang, Mao Fan, Yong Zhang, Tao Wang
Effective carbon allowance mechanism is the key to achieve the goal of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality. To solve the prominent problem of energy and environmental constraints, different allocation mechanisms have different potential impacts on the economy. This study first analyzes the relevant...

Exploring Online Learning with Educational Science Videos: A Case Study of an Educational Video Blogger on Bilibili

Tianyi Min
After the steady rise in Internet penetration, the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted a progressive integration of network technology into daily life, with a trend towards studying on video platforms. China's online platform Bilibili is a video portal with a variety of content, including videos on knowledge...
Proceedings Article

Achieving Eco-Friendly Sustainable Self-Healing Concrete by Using Bacteria and Fly Ash: Analyzing Strength, E-CO2 and Cost

Shrayoshi Dey Arpa, M. D. Jahidul Islam
Such growth in construction, as well as development, calls for a steady supply of green construction materials that does not lead to high energy consumption and generation of excessive carbon dioxide. However, concretes, which are the most popular construction materials, are exposed to thermal cracking...

Aesthetic Research on “The Great Sage Prince Nazha Chased and Killed Dragon King Vasuki”

- -From the Viewpoint of the Dragon Culture in Liao, India and the Central Plains

Ren-Ying Wang
“The great sage Prince Nazha chased and killed the Dragon King Vasuki” refers to the mythological motif of “the hero slaying the dragon”. Dragons have different sources of biological images, and the myth of “the hero slaying the dragon” also have different story cultural context. In different cultures,...

Determinants of Customer Loyalty in the Ride-Hailing Industry: Evidence from Maxim Car Service in Samarinda

Feti Fahmimroah, Dimas Rabbani Prasetyo, Satryawati Satryawati, Hamdani Hamdani, Almasari Aksenta
The digital transformation in Indonesia has led to the rapid development of online transportation services, significantly affecting how people interact with transportation systems in urban environments. This study aimed to analyze the influence of price, ease of use, service quality, and brand image...

Formation of the Character of Love Nation Through the Three Pillars of Cianjur Culture at Al-I’anah Cianjur Islamic Junior High School

Galih Pandu Wiratama, Dadang Sundawa
In addition to Education, culture has a very important role and function as the main foundation of the building character, it can even be said that a great nation is a nation that upholds cultural values and has taken root in the joints of people’s lives. But in fact in the current era of globalization...
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Effect of Functional Monomer on Strength and Shrinkage Properties of Concrete

Yanmei Lin, Mingzi Gong, Yifan Su
In this paper, the molecular structure of polycarboxylic acid water reduction agent was designed, and five different functional monomers were introduced to prepare early-strength polycarboxylic acid water reducer. Study the effects of different functional monomers on the macro properties and heat of...

Strengthening Social Capital Communities in Livestock Management (Case Study: Belung Village)

Santi Merlinda, Hanjar Ikrima Nanda, Diana Tien Irafahmi, Andro Agil Nur Rakhmad, Abdul Ghafar Ismail
Belung Village, Malang Regency, has excellent potential in the livestock sector. However, livestock waste management is still traditional, and some are disposed of directly into the river. This study looks at the livestock community's role as a social capital booster in managing livestock waste...

A study on the Efficiency of Enterprise Science and Technology Innovation and the Influence Factors Based on the Two-stage SBM-DDF Model

Tian Tian, Li Li
Dividing enterprise S&T innovation activities into stage of R&D and technology transformation (TT), uses SBM-DDF model to measure and analyze the S&T innovation efficiency of enterprises in R&D and TT stage in 30 provinces and cities in China from 2010 to 2020, and finally uses Tobit...

Survival Strategy for Street Vendors During the Covid-19 Pandemic in Kassi-Kassi Village, Panakkukang District, Makassar City

Dwi Fuji Astuti, Pawennari Hijjang, Safriadi
A survival strategy is a step taken by individuals and groups of people to maintain the existence of themselves or their group, which is associated with tangible and intangible values. The research focus of this study is the strategy of overcoming street vendors during the Covid-19 pandemic. Street Vendors...

Study on Green Credit Policy and Enterprise ESG Performance

JingTing Wang
Green finance can promote environmental governance, guide enterprise resources from high pollution to environmentally friendly. At present, the green finance policy of our country is advancing steadily, and has made great progress in the fields of credit, bonds and funds. This paper examines the impact...
Proceedings Article

Food Contaminants in Tea Products from Kratom Leaves

Reza Y. Purwoko, Syahrul Tuba, Sri Idaiani, Harimat Hendarwan, Islamudin Ahmad, Harryadin Mahardika, Kevin Tandarto, Caroline Oktarina, Reganedgary Jonlean
One of the plants that has been used for generations in Borneo is kratom or Mitragyna speciosa. The leaves are used as analgesics and antidepressants. The plant is grown for export to countries other than Indonesia where consumption of this plant as a beverage is still legal, generally in tea from leaves...

Research Trends about Ubiquitous Learning and Its Relevance in Mathematics Education

Tanti Listiani, Dhoriva Urwatul Wustqa, Kuswari Hernawati
This study aims to analyze the development of publications related to the development of Ubiquitous Learning in educational research. The method used in this study is bibliometrics analysis using data analysis on Scopus.com and utilizing R Studio for more detailed analysis. Publication data is collected...