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Representation of Yoko Sato’s Koutarou no Uta Poem in Arigatou no Uta Poetry Anthology Book

Nur Hastuti
This study aims to determine the representation of the actual story events that occurred during the tsunami earthquake that shook Japan in 2011. This research uses Rifattere’s semiotic approach to understand the meaning of the text in the poem more deeply through heuristic reading, hermeneutic reading,...
Proceedings Article

The Effect of Community-Based Intervention on Controlling Blood Pressure for Hypertension Patient: A Systematic Review

Muhammad Luthfi Adnan, Miranti Dewi Pramaningtyas, Dini Islamiana
Hypertension is a significant risk factor for death caused by cardiovascular disease. Collaboration with the community through community-based intervention is one of the actions to reduce the incidence of hypertension. Although many community-based intervention studies have been carried out to treat...

Website Arrangement of the Library and Information Science Department, Faculty of Education, Universitas Negeri Jakarta

A. S. Ahmad Rifqy, Riyan Sanjaya
The department website functions as a strategic medium in representing academic identity, providing institutional information, and supporting the tridharma services of higher education. This study aims to analyze the quality of the website of the Library and Information Science Department, Faculty of...
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Design and Construction of GPSMU as a Motorcycle Safety System Based on SIM800L

Yusa Dwiyana, Moh Toni Prasetyo, Laily Muntasiroh
Motorbike theft in various regions is increasing from year to year and results in financial losses for owners. This research aims to design and develop a SIM800L-based motorbike security system with location tracking features, motorbike control, and the use of voice commands. The research methods used...

Application of Roland Barthes’ Semiotics to QS. An-Naml [27]: 44 on the Bared Legs of Queen Balqis

Sidik Saiful Anwar, Andri Nirwana AN, Aiunur Rhain, Suharjianto Suharjianto
In general, every woman exposed legs as a form of a symbol (sign) to be appreciated, adored, and center of attention of men. Surah an-Naml [27]: 44 also mentions the story of bared legs of a woman. Does An-Naml verse 44 have the same sign as the circumstances in general? This paper discusses the meaning...

The Application of Multiple Interaction Strategy in College English Graded Teaching

Minglan Zhang, Fade Wang
According to students' actual situation in Huaiyin Institute of Technology, the author and her teaching team apply multiple interactive strategy into college English graded teaching to arouse the dominant and recessive factors which may be associated with college English teaching as well as the teaching...

Systematic Literature Review: Digital Marketing Strategy and Its Impact on MSME Growth in Indonesia

Krisma Merinda, Paulus Freddy Krissanjaya, Mursyid Hasan Basri, Roky Apriansyah
Digital marketing has become a primary driver of growth for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Indonesia. The digital transformation enables MSMEs to expand their markets, increase brand awareness, and strengthen global competitiveness. This study employs a Systematic Literature Review (SLR)...

Analysis of the “reversal” Phenomenon of Male and Female Gender Language and Stereotypes in Film and Television under the “Principle of Politeness”

Take “Everything Everywhere All at Once” as an Example

Jing Zhang
With the feminist movement and the development of feminist theory, the gender language differences and gender temperament of modern men and women have changed greatly compared with traditional stereotypes. Inclusiveness has also increased. In recent years, the portrayal of female and male characters...
Proceedings Article

E-Health Implementation from a Medical Secret Angle

Sri Siswati, Yolanda Safitri, Elsa Giatri
The future development of information and communication technology is inevitable, including in the health sector, namely electronic-health (e-health). In the Era of the Industrial Revolution 4.0, there has been a huge change. E-health in the health sector is overgrowing. Many applications are created...

Digital Storytelling: Multimodal Resources for Supporting Students’ L2 Motivation and Identities

Fauziah, Novita Diana
This study examines EFL students’ L2 motivation and identities by using digital storytelling as a pedagogical multimodal resources tool in Indonesian context. The study used qualitative case study methods which draws on interviews and artefacts to analyze three focal cases on how digital storytelling...
Proceedings Article

Cross-Platform Generalization in E-Commerce App Sentiment Analysis: A Large-Scale Comparative Study of Classical, Recurrent, and Transformer Architectures

Yash Kumar Arora, Karan Verma, Akshay Singh
Sentiment analysis of mobile app reviews presents a challenging natural language processing problem owing to the short, noisy, and linguistically diverse nature of user-generated content. In this paper, we present a large-scale comparative study on approximately 1.35 million English-language reviews...

Bridging Technology and Disaster Education: Teachers’ Needs Analysis for AR- and GIS-Based Learning Media in Hydrometeorological Disaster Mitigation

Mona Adria Wirda, Nurmala Berutu, Nina Novira, Riki Rahmad
As digital technology and information ecosystems advance, students’ demand for innovative learning media grows—particularly for hydrometeorological disaster mitigation. Abstract and dynamic concepts in this topic become far more tractable when rendered in 3D through Augmented Reality (AR). In parallel,...

Coordinating a Supply Chain with Demand Disruption under o2o Business Model

Jun Zhang, Hong Chen
A supply chain under o2o business model, a new kind of supply chain, is studied in this paper, in which the supply chain is comprised of one supplier (she) and multiple o2o retailers. The supplier observes that demand disruption takes place after her production plan is formulated. How to optimize the...

Empowering Students from 'Racism' in Assessment Practices of English Test Proficiency through Genre-Based Pedagogies

Yulizar Komarawan
This paper demonstrates that genre-based pedagogy can contribute to the improvement of students' English skill especially argumentative writing skills which are needed in assessment practices of English test proficiency such as IELTS. To reach the goal of the study, a qualitative research design was...

Rhetorical Questions: What Google Couldn’t Provide for Education

Herlina Suksmawati, Praja Firdaus Nuryananda
We believe that education nowadays has been conducted differently both sides, for the subject and the object. The term “education” has been inherently related to moral obligation in studying and implicitly looking for answers to theoretical and practical problems in life. Meanwhile, current education...

Child Education in Families in the Age of Technology Information and Communication

Wirdatul Aini
Today the development and progress in the field of science and technology (Science and Technology) are growing rapidly. Thanks to the development of advances in science and technology, humans can create tools and equipment that are more modern and great for various activities, so that in daily activities...

Differentiated Instruction (DI) Teaching Practice in Heterogeneous Class as the Impact of School Zoning System Policy

Lelita Primadani
Most schools in Indonesia that have “excellent” or “favorite” labels generally only accept students with certain academic and financial abilities. This condition causes disparity, especially in public schools which supposed to provide equal education for students from various backgrounds. To overcome...

Societal Perception on Female Subject of Adultery in The Scarlet Letter

Aprilianita Kartika, M. Misbahul Amri, Kukuh P. Subagyo, Herditya W. W., Anik Nunuk W., Yusnita Febrianti
Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter is famously known for its story about adultery. As the act of adultery is against the religious laws, and it involves two parties, the punishment must apply pretty to both males and females. In the case of The Scarlett Letter, however, the penalty falls on Hester Prynne...

Research of the Role that Local University Libraries Played in the Service for the" Three Rural Issues"

Gemin Li
China, being an agricultural country, long in her history, has been underscoring the important role of the three rural issues: agriculture, rural areas and farmers. In the modern society, agricultural university libraries should play an important factor in service for the three rural issues in order...

Mothers Parenting Pattern to Her Son in Minangkabau Legend Malin Kundang: A Sociological Study

Harris Effendi THAHAR
This study aims to describe and interpret the form of mothers parenting pattern to her son in Minangkabau legend, Malin Kundang. The data resource of this research is Malin Kundang legend who lives in the Minangkabau cultural area, not only the one transcribed into a book (kaba), but also that in the...

Creative Potential of Media Education as a New Paradigm of the Information Age

Natalia Borisovna Kirillova
The article aims to study the creative potential of modern media education as a new paradigm of the information age. The article is based on the many years of experience of the author, a well-known cultural scientist, media theorist, and specialist of the university system of media education, who has...

The Freak Show in “Keela, the Outcast Indian Maiden”

Yang Yang
Freak show, getting popular in the middle of the 19th century, is the original form of mass entertainment before televisions and films dominate American people’s visual life. It has attracted the attention of writers who draw some inspiration from them. From the middle of the 19th century to the first...

The Role of Christian Religious Education Teachers in Building Student’s 6C Skills in The Era 4.0

Rita Evimalinda, Ester Lina Situmorang, Rikardo Dayanto Butarbutar, Agiana Her Visnhu Ditakristi, Josanti
The era of disruption with digital technology has changed the education system which resulted in a shift in learning patterns towards digital-based. Therefore, teachers and students must be technology literate. This study aims to provide solutions about the role of Christian religious education teachers...

Algorithmic Bias in Activism: How Social Media Shapes Crisis Movements in South Asia

Safiha Ayman, Md. Zahid Hasan, Md. Asif Kamal
In recent years, social media has become a crucial platform for crisis-driven activism, enabling rapid information sharing and collective mobilization during critical moments. While these platforms provide spaces for public participation, the algorithms operating behind them often determine which voices...

Protean Career Orientation and Industry 5.0: A Bibliometric Mapping of an Emerging Research Interface

Anshu Lochab, Shikha Shokeen
This study aims to map the intellectual structure and thematic evolution linking protean career orientation (PCO) with the human-centric vision of Industry 5.0, highlighting intersections between career adaptability, self-directed career models, and human–machine collaboration. A bibliometric analysis...

Integrating AI, Digital Marketing, and IMC to Enhance Visitor Experience in Event Tourism: Literature Review

Hanif Hasan, Diah Natalisa, Deris Stiawan, Isni Andriana
Rapid digital transformation in the travel and tourism sector need creative marketing approaches to stay competitive and satisfy changing tourist expectations. A potent strategy for improving visitor experiences, especially in event-based tourism, is the combination of artificial intelligence (AI), digital...

Improvement Research on Computer Assistant Proverb Translation

Jian-yu Zheng, Zi-Cheng Lan, Zhi-Qing Zhang, Chun-Li Liu, Hao-Ting Li, Si-Zhe Hou
The thesis focuses on the efficiency problem caused by the unordered reference version provided by CAT software when calling the translation memory database. The BP neural network is used to study the connection between the translator’s background and his/her preference for the goal of providing translators...

The Effectiveness of Social Stories and Video Modeling in Improving Self-Care Skills in Female Adolescents with Mild Intellectual Disabilities during Menstrual Periods

Tika Dwi Ariyanti, Lucia R. M. Royanto
Individuals with intellectual disabilities have different needs related to both sexual education and sexual development. This is caused by their significant limitations in intellectual and adaptive functioning. This is especially true for a female, when these limitations raise problems caring for herself...

Efforts to Increase Public Welfare Consciousness Through Pay Zakat Rice Crop

Nasri Hamang, Irmayani Irmayani, Amaluddin Amaluddin
This paper examines and discusses how to improve people's welfare Pinrang, South Sulawesi through an awareness for rice farmers in paying zakat rice yields. Pinrang a rice-producing districts are very large by the amount of rice area is very spacious. If this huge income collected zakat on it regularly...

Effectiveness of Brief Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Reducing Psychological Distress in a Client With Social Anxiety Disorder: A Single-Case Study

Syifa Zunuraina, Adhityawarman Menaldi
Social anxiety disorder (SAD) is one of the most common psychological disorders that can happen at some point in one’s life. It is characterized by intense distress that occurs before, during, and after engaging in social situations. SAD can negatively affect an individual’s functioning in many aspects...
Proceedings Article

Giant Branchial Cleft Cyst of the Neck

A Case Report

Rian Kurniawan Laksono, Sagung Rai Indrasari, Camelia Herdini, Danu Yudistira, Artanto Wahyono
Background: Branchial cleft cyst is a benign lesion of the neck caused by altered development of branchial apparatus. It is one of the most common congenital lesions of the neck, usually diagnosed before adulthood. The cyst can increase in size and cause asymmetry of the neck. Purpose: To provide information...

Beauty Privilege Discrimination Analysis in the Field of Student Organizations

Siti Rohanah, Alya Sausan Adhani, Syarifah Nur Aini
This study aims to determine the condition of beauty privileges owned by female students who are members of student organizations, to find out acts of discrimination by female students who do not meet beauty privilege standards within the scope of student organizations. The researcher interviewed six...

Research of Homo-Wife’ Sociosexual Issues Based on the Dear Ex

Sihao Pan
With the global depathologization of homosexuality, more and more Chinese-language filmmakers are using films to speak out for gay groups and fight for their rights. However, homo-wives, as a derivative group of the gay group, are often the unseen foil in gay films. This article explores and analyzes...

After School Closure: How Indonesian Senior High School Responded to Students’ Learning Loss

Faliqul Jannah Firdausi, Muhammad Taqiyuddin
This study examined the phenomenon of learning loss that occurs due to school closures during the COVID-19 situation. Some previous studies have predicted severe learning loss due to this pandemic. This research reveals the evidence of learning loss in high school and how schools anticipate it so that...

The Application of Queueing Theory in the Parking Lot: a Literature Review

Nguyen Thi MAI, Duong Manh CUONG
Waiting lines or queues are common in life, we often encounter a lot of queueing systems to wait for service regarding both crowd-based and random. Indeed, queing system is ubiquitous from customers queueing to pay at the supermarket, customers coming to make transactions at banks or customers waiting...
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Obstacles of the Implementation of the Healthy Indonesia Program with Family Approach (PIS-PK)

Fitri Afrianti, Pujiyanto
The Healthy Indonesia Program with a family approach (PIS-PK) is one of the ways for health center (puskesmas) to improve access of the community to health services by visiting families. This study aimed to describe the obstacles of PIS-PK implementation. The method used was a systematic review. We look...

Publication Performance and Scientific Impact of Unesa Postgraduate Lecturers

Wasis Wasis, Tsuroyya Tsuroyya, Muhammad A. Ghofur
The performance of scientific publications of the Postgraduate lecturers at Universitas Negeri Surabaya is one of the important indicators in measuring the quality of learning as well as the reputation of the institution. Therefore, the performance requires continuous support. This study seeks to describe...

Utilization of Digital Technology in Learning Listening Skills During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Nafri Yanti, Yeti Mulyati, Dadang Sunendar, Vismaia S. Damaianti
This research is entitled Utilization of Digital Technology in Learning Listening Skills During the Covid-19 Pandemic. This study aims to provide an alternative learning evaluation for the Listening Skills course during the Covid-19 Pandemic. The evaluation was carried out by using the application Google...

Meta Analysis of the Relationship between ADHD Children and Creativity

Xiaotong Zhu, Hanqi Zheng, Kedi Chen, Yixuan Zhang, Yuying Liu
The creativity of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has been widely proved in all stages of human development. School-age children and adolescents are an important period for the development of creativity level. The relationship between the creativity level of school-age children and adolescents...

Spirit and Phenomenon as a Basic Idea for Batik Motive Making

Muh Fakhrihun Na’am, Deni Setiawan, Wulansari Prasetyaningtyas
History is an integral part of the life journey and the civilization of human being. The historical figures can inspire, motivate, and be a good example. The information about Ratu Kalinyamat, for example, has spread among people. Record of accomplishment of Ratu Kalinyamat is very crucial to Jeparanese,...

Risk Management of Social Media Using in Higher Education

Erna Lovita, Gatot Prabantoro
The use of social media in university is inseparable from social media. This research discusses the importance of organizations that take reactive risk to manage social media, because of financial problems for managing funds needed to overcome problems related to the organization. This research focuses...

Representation of Beauty in Ayu Utami’s Novels: Wolfian’s Beauty Myth Perspective

Yasnur Asri, Yenni Hayati, Nesa Riska Pangesti
This paper aimed to uncover the myths of beauty that are portrayed by female writers in her works. The novel that was used as the object of this research is Ayu Utami’s Maya and Lalita. The method applied to analyze these novels is descriptive-qualitative method. The qualitative data used in this study...

Examination of Business Student’s Satisfaction to Use E-Learning; Empirical Study during Covid 19-Pandemic in Universitas Andalas

Yulia Hendri Yeni, Vera Pujani
This study examines the influence of Ease of Use and Attitude toward Students’ Satisfaction to Use e-learning. Four hypotheses are proposed to investigate the linkage of three variables. Data were collected by using Google form. One hundred thirty-five students of the Accounting and Management Study...

The Fictionalized Universe of the Narrative Regarding the Virtual Influencer Miquela Sousa

Rita Lucía Rivera-Prado, Arnau Gifreu-Castells, Yasmin Sayan-Casquino
This research is specifically directed towards the emerging phenomenon of “virtual idols”, with a particular focus on the case of Miquela Sosa. To this end, the theories and guides on narration from prominent authors such as Aristotle [1], Greimas [2] and Rimmon-Kenan [3], among others, were explored....
Proceedings Article

Correlations of Cancer Stem Cell-Related Markers CD44+/CD24-/low and ALDH1 Expression in Breast Cancer and Its Significance

Yajun Fu, Juanying Zhu, Xiaohong Jiang, Peng Ren, Xiongying Zhang, Guangtao Xu
In this study, we tried to explore the characteristics of cancer stem cell-related markers CD44 and CD24 expression in breast cancer, and to investigate the relationship between CD44+/CD24-/low cells, ALDH1 and the expression of HER-2, ER, PR, CK5/6, and its correlation with clinical pathological factors....

Is Google Trends a reliable tool for digital epidemiology? Insights from different clinical settings

Gianfranco Cervellin, Ivan Comelli, Giuseppe Lippi
Pages: 185 - 189
Internet-derived information has been recently recognized as a valuable tool for epidemiological investigation. Google Trends, a Google Inc. portal, generates data on geographical and temporal patterns according to specified keywords. The aim of this study was to compare the reliability of Google Trends...

Cultural Conflicts of the East and the West in Pearl Buck’s Novels on China

Ling’e Shu
As the first American woman writer to win the Nobel Prize in Literature, Pearl Buck is indeed one of the earliest writers who are dedicated to the communication between the East and the West in early 20th Century. She lives both in the world of her American missionary parents and the world of a continually...

Development of Interactive Learning Media Based on Google Application for Distance Learning in Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia

Feri Hidayatullah Firmansyah, Intan Permata Sari, Fahmi Candra Permana, Asep Herry Hernawan
This research aims to develop interactive learning media distance learning. In order to support the industrial revolution 4.0, human resources are expected to be skilled in making and using technology. One of them is development of learning model 4.0 where learning can be done anywhere and without being...

Effect of Employee Empowerment on Lecturer Performance

G. Agustina, S.E. Nurhayati, L.A. Wibowo, Nandang Djunaedi, Feby Febrian
This study aims to analyze the effect of employee empowerment on the performance of lecturers at one private university in Bandung. In this study there were two variables, namely employee empowerment and performance. The method used in this research was descriptive and verification methods. The data...

Women’s View on Others: A Female Author’s Depiction of Grandmother in a Japanese Children’s Story

Fajria Noviana
This study examines the portrayal of elderly women in the Japanese children’s story Datte Datte no Obaasan by female author Yoko Sano, employing Elaine Showalter’s gynocriticism framework. The analysis focuses on the grandmother’s character, examining her transformation, persistent elements, and cultural...