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Peningkatan Kompetensi UMKM Melalui Pendampingan Pengurusan Nomor Izin Berusaha (NIB) dan Penguasaan Pemasaran Digital
Authors: Shofa Mohamad Jihan , Tuhyawan Riki , Sari Afifah Indah , Rahma Alfiana , Erbakan Reinaldi , Faisal Ahmad
Published: June 2023

Adanya Pandemi Covid-19 berdampak pada turunnya penjualan Usaha Mikro, Kecil, dan Menengah (UMKM) sampai dengan 80% dari periode sebelumnya. Begitu juga dengan UMKM yang ada di Kampung Bojong, Anyer, Banten mengalami penurunan penjualan sampai dengan 50%. Hal tersebut berdampak pada perekonomian Kampung Bojong karena mayoritas perekonomian mengandalkan dari UMKM salah satunya menjadi penjual makanan dan Oleh-oleh di Kawasan Wisata Pantai Anyer. Fakta mengenai penurunan jumlah wisatawan ke Pantai Anyer, kurangnya akses pendanaan dan lemahnya kompetensi di bidang digital turut memberikan dampak pandemi semakin luas. Beberapa faktor yang menyebabkan hal tersebut adalah tidak adanya legalitas UMKM dan kurangnya kompetensi dalam pengelolaan pemasaran digital. Oleh karena itu, pada program pengabdian ini dilakukan peningkatan kompetensi UMKM melalui pendampingan pengurusan Nomor Izin Berusaha (NIB) dan juga pengelolaan dan pemasaran UMKM berbasis digital. Hasil dari kegiatan ini adalah diperolehnya NIB untuk UMKM. Selain itu, penambahan kompetensi pada pengelolaan dan pemasaran digital juga didapatkan dalam rangka adaptasi di era digital
Retour sur les faïences de La Rochelle. Une nouvelle famille de décors « façon Rouen » ?
Authors: Rosen Jean
Published: June 2023

As a continuation of the article entitled “ These Nevers faiences which are said to come from La Rochelle” published in the 2007 issue of this magazine (n° 16), the present contribution suggests a new attribution to La Rochelle of an important group of faiences with a polychrome fi rst fi ring decoration (“ grand feu”) inspired by Rouen and Quimper.
La manufacture royale de faïence de Belvédère (Varsovie) et son célèbre « Service Sultan »
Authors: Świetlicka Ewa Katarzyna
Published: June 2023

For two centuries, pieces plates from the “ Sultan Service” given by Polish king Alexander Augustus Poniatowski to Abdul Hamid I in 1777 have traveled across Europe and even beyond, together with other presents made to the Sultan. Two plates are now kept at the National Museum of Ceramics. The following article is an attempt to retrace their odyssey.
« J’ai reçu la traduction de mon poëme ...en porcelaine ! » Le déjeuner dit « Ver-Vert »
Authors: Leguay Jean-Loup
Published: June 2023

A close acquaintance of Bertin, the secretary of state who had the Manufactory of Sèvres in his remit, the poet and playwright Gresset was presented by the latter with a unique piece of porcelain, the history of which is traced in this article.
Jean-Baptiste Jules Klagmann (1810 -1867) et la manufacture de Sèvres
Authors: Préaud Tamara
Published: June 2023

Jules Klagmann was un artist creating small scale objects for goldsmiths and bronze makers as well as monumental statuary. He was also a champion of «industrial » workers, and one of the founding members of the actual «Union centrale des Arts décoratifs » . This paper studies his numerous and little known creations for the manufacture, first as a free-lance artist (1838-1847) and then as a member of the workforce (1848-1858).
Avant la céramique : les débuts Art Nouveau d’Henri Simmen (1879 -1963)
Authors: Grange Astrid
Published: June 2023

An important ceramist from the Art Deco style, Henri Simmen elaborates in the early 1900s decoration projects among them many friezes published in various specialized books. Starting 1908, his participation to the «l’Art à l’École » group allows us to comprehend the beginning of his career which isn’t well-documented.
Jean Luce et l’atelier Vivinis et Lobjoy d’Auteuil, les acteurs du renouveau du service de table en France entre 1923 et 1962
Authors: Cho Sung Moon
Published: June 2023

The close union between artist and manufacturer constitutes the heart of the Design which aims at diffusing a singular conception of artist by means of serial production, so that to introduce art into everyday objects. The collaboration of Jean Luce, a Parisian designer in the field of tableware, with Vivinis et Lobjoy d’Auteuil workshop, specializing in ceramic decoration, represents one of the first successful examples of the establishment of this link. The content of their work and the pieces they produced shed light on the artistic, material and technical evolution of tableware in France before and after the Second World War.
Maurice Savin (1894-1973), peintre et céramiste : étude d’un ensemble de bustes
Authors: Larroche Octavia de
Published: June 2023

Busts and statuettes by Maurice Savin are still exhibited nowadays. However the work of this painter and ceramist, active and reputed in the middle of the 20th century, has not been much studied. The present research on ceramic busts by Maurice Savin succeeded in building an inventory that helps to understand how the artist made this genre an art of his own.
The New Screen Time: Computers, Tablets, and Smartphones Enter the Equation
Authors: Wiles Bradford , Schachtner Laura , Pentz Julie
Published: June 2023

Emerging technologies attract children and push parents' and caregivers' abilities to attend to their families. This article presents recommendations related to the new version of screen time, which includes time with computers, tablets, and smartphones. Recommendations are provided for screen time for very young children and those in middle and late childhood. Recommendations for screen time for adults—particularly important when adults are around their children—are included as well. In addition, the article provides information about integrating the recommendations into practice with Extension and other community audiences.
Pipeline Easement and Right-of-Way Agreements
Authors: Landefeld Mark , Little Clif
Published: June 2023

This article describes an Extension educational program designed to increase landowner knowledge about pipelines and address issues related to right-of-way agreements. Specific terms of right-of-way agreements in Ohio are often difficult to obtain because many companies forbid landowners from discussing contract details with others. Uninformed individuals have signed agreements not understanding how management of their land may change, what some of the provisions in a document mean, and how much monetary compensation companies are willing to pay for easements. Postmeeting evaluations indicated that knowledge was gained by clientele and that participants were better equipped to understand and negotiate easement agreements.
Building 4-H Program Capacity and Sustainability Through Collaborative Fee-Based Programs
Authors: Pellien Tamara
Published: June 2023

Shrinking budgets and increased demands for services and programs are the norm for today's Extension professional. The tasks of procuring grants, developing fund raisers, and pursuing donors require a large investment of time and can lead to mission drift in the pursuit of funding. Implementing a collaborative fee-based program initiative can fund current and new programs, increase program capacity, and create program sustainability.
Using Modern Digital Photography Tools to Guide Management Decisions on Forested Land
Authors: Craft Brandon , Barlow Rebecca , Kush John , Hemard Charles
Published: June 2023

Forestland management depends on assessing changes that occur over time. Long-term photo point monitoring is a low-cost method for documenting these changes. Using forestry as an example, this article highlights the idea that long-term photo point monitoring can be used to improve many types of land management decision making. Guidance on establishing photo points in the field and taking and cataloging images is presented. By implementing long-term photo point monitoring, landowners can document land management successes, and Extension professionals can use the resulting images to relay information on proper planning and management.
Extension Master Gardener Social Media Needs: A National Study
Authors: Vines Karen , Jeannette Karen , Eubanks Emily , Lawrence Maggie , Radhakrishna Rama
Published: June 2023

An online survey was conducted to assess the feasibility of providing training on the use of social media for the Extension Master Gardener (EMG) program. Volunteers (n = 1,275) and coordinators (n = 111) responded. Findings indicate the existence of sufficient interest in a nationally coordinated social media training. Inclusion of social media as a qualifying activity in EMG programs should be explored. Findings support inclusion of volunteers in future surveys and the possible need for increased involvement of volunteers in setting program direction. Training is being developed on the basis of the data. Future surveying of the EMG population by using random sampling to more accurately define the audience is strongly encouraged.
Safety in Aquaculture
Authors: Durborow Robert , Myers Melvin
Published: June 2023

In this article, occupational safety interventions for agriculture-related jobs, specifically in aquaculture, are reviewed. Maintaining quality of life and avoiding economic loss are two areas in which aquaculturists can benefit by incorporating safety protocols and interventions on their farms. The information in this article is based on farm safety issues the authors identified in Alabama, Idaho, Kentucky, Missouri, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and West Virginia (as well as in the United Kingdom). Extension professionals can use this information to advise farming clientele on safety measures that will increase their likelihood of avoiding injury.
An Adolescent Nutrition Learning Model to Facilitate Behavior Change in Overweight Teens
Authors: Young Kimberly , Ramsay Samantha , Holyoke Laura
Published: June 2023

Understanding the process by which adolescents learn about nutrition is necessary for developing tailored education that leads to sustainable behavior change. Teens aged 15–17 participating in an obesity prevention program were interviewed. From the data, three themes emerged and informed development of an adolescent nutrition learning model. The themes were (a) valuable nutrition information provided by a reputable source, (b) hands-on learning as a learning preference, and (c) the linking of concepts learned to behavior change. The adolescent nutrition learning model that resulted encapsulates obese adolescents' process for learning about nutrition to bring about behavior change and can be integrated into nutrition education programs and interventions.
Effectiveness of Webinars as Educational Tools to Address Horse Industry Issues
Authors: Pulec Kate , Skelly Christine , Brady Colleen , Greene Elizabeth , Anderson Kathleen
Published: June 2023

A series of six webinars was developed and presented as part of an eXtension HorseQuest/My Horse University online educational program funded by the USA Equestrian Trust. The webinars addressed topics consistent with the goal of improving equine health and management practices through dissemination to horse owners of relevant research findings on current horse industry issues. The webinars were presented and recorded and then archived to both eXtension.org/horses and myhorseuniversity.com. Data from a voluntary postwebinar survey showed that a viable tool was successfully created and used to disseminate current research-based information to the industry.
Fecal Coliform Concentrations in the Upper Cohansey River Watershed Predicted by Air Temperature, Discharge, and Land Use
Authors: Mangiafico Salvatore , Bell Kim , Hetzell Noah
Published: June 2023

The Upper Cohansey River Watershed in southwestern New Jersey has a history of being affected by fecal coliform bacteria (FC). A study was undertaken to investigate the environmental factors associated with FC concentration. For 44% of samples taken throughout the watershed in 2012–2013, FC concentration exceeded the benchmark value. FC levels were related to air temperature, river discharge, and land use in stream buffers. Human sources of FC had been eliminated following research results published in 2009. Results of the study reported in this article suggest the need to further investigate wildlife sources of FC and to implement additional mitigation actions.
Minnesota 4-H Science of Agriculture Challenge: Infusing Agricultural Science and Engineering Concepts into 4-H Youth Development
Authors: Rice Joshua , Rugg Bradley , Davis Sharon
Published: June 2023

Youth involved in 4-H projects have been engaged in science-related endeavors for years. Since 2006, 4-H has invested considerable resources in the advancement of science learning. The new Minnesota 4-H Science of Agriculture Challenge program challenges 4-H youth to work together to identify agriculture-related issues in their communities and to work with local experts, using scientific and engineering principles, to devise real solutions for those issues. The Minnesota 4-H Science of Agriculture Challenge program has the potential to change the way scientific and engineering principles are integrated into 4-H youth development programming.
Welcoming Immigrants: An Opportunity to Strengthen Rural Communities
Authors: Ramos Athena
Published: June 2023

Rural communities matter. Almost a quarter of the Midwest's population lives in rural communities, but emerging demographic patterns, including the increase of Latinos, are changing the landscapes of rural Midwestern communities. Often, the rise in the Latino population is the deciding factor between growth or decline for a rural community. This circumstance presents a unique opportunity for Extension professionals and communities to initiate best practices around community building and welcoming of newcomers, especially immigrants. We need to harness the strength of all rural residents to create vibrant, healthy, sustainable communities that are centers of creativity and innovation.
Delphi Survey of Needs for On-Farm Research: Forecasting Changes in a Farm Organization
Authors: Polush Elena , Schuck Nancy , Exner Derrick , Karp Robert
Published: June 2023

The forecasting abilities of Delphi technique worked well when a farmer organization wanted to predict on-farm research topics for its farmer membership. This article provides evidence—after 10 years—that Delphi successfully predicted ideas for research that lasted long into the future, including a compelling unanticipated result that changed the face of the organization. Would you want to use a research tool that was this powerful in organizational settings? This article contains details about setting up, conducting, and interpreting the Delphi.
Rural Health Inequities and the Role of Cooperative Extension
Authors: Andress Lauri , Fitch Cindy
Published: June 2023

Health inequities affect communities through adverse health outcomes, lost productivity, and increased health care costs. They arise from unequal distribution of social determinants of health—the conditions in which people are born and live. Health outcomes, tied to behaviors and health care, also are rooted in location and social status. Cooperative Extension provides culturally appropriate programs that touch the places where individuals and families live. A history of promoting democracy through education makes Extension uniquely positioned to address health inequities and foster greater equality among groups that experience hardships as a result of differences in social, economic, and environmental determinants of health.
Locating Tests and Measurement Instruments for Assessment
Authors: Mastel Kristen , Knower Jim , Marsalis Scott
Published: June 2023

Extension educators, staff, and specialists need to use surveys and other measurement instruments to assess their programming and conduct other research. Challenges in locating tests and measurement tools, however, include lack of time and lack of familiarity with techniques that can be used to find them. This article discusses library resources Extension staff can use for locating assessments along with search techniques and tips.
Organizing to Use Facebook Advertisements: A Planning Tool for Extension Professionals, Businesses, and Communities
Authors: Barnes James
Published: June 2023

The purpose of this article is to explain how Extension professionals, businesses, and communities can use Facebook advertisements effectively. The article is a planning tool that introduces Facebook's Advertiser Help Center, explains some applicable key concepts, and suggests best practices to apply before launching a Facebook advertising campaign.
Participatory Data Collection Technique for Capturing Beginning Farmer Program Outcomes
Authors: Eschbach Cheryl , Sirrine J R. , Lizotte Erin , Rothwell N. L.
Published: June 2023

This article describes an innovative evaluation plan we employed to capture outcomes of a multiyear beginning farmer program and, specifically, highlights the facilitation technique we used to document short-term and intermediate goals of the program that matched U.S. Department of Agriculture grant requirements and Extension administration priorities. Developing a comprehensive, two-phase evaluation plan based on a well-conceived logic model was a key factor in the success of the New FARM program. Our midterm and end-of-program evaluations addressed often sought, but sometimes difficult to obtain, intermediate goals from the logic model and demonstrated program effectiveness to a variety of funders.
The Role of Student Radio Stations in the Higher Education System
Authors: Bôtošová Ľubica , Brník Andrej , Imrovič Michal
Published: June 2023

Student radio stations are an important part of the media environment in Slovakia. Our research focused on obtaining information on the functioning of these stations, including their legal regulation, training of new members and formal integration into university structures. Student radio stations have several rights and obligations secured by the new Slovak Media Act and can be classified as community radio stations. Students are mostly mentored and apprenticed by senior radio colleagues for a semester or a whole year to hone their communication skills, create scripts and master broadcasting techniques. Student radio stations are under the umbrella of, or are part of, a university, but focus on student topics in content and do not serve as a medium for a given educational institution. The topic for discussion remains whether the student radio stations are fulfilling their legal obligations and whether they are interested in applying for a radio broadcasting licence. The qualitative research carried out in this study shows that the majority of radio stations in Slovakia have advertisements on air, mostly in the form of barter, and the principles regarding commercial media communication are not always followed. A big question mark is the possibility of obtaining a radio broadcasting licence, as the current legislation may be too restrictive for student radio stations. Overall, the research has shown that student radio stations are an important part of the media environment and can provide students with valuable experience and knowledge in media work.
Popularisation of Science and Science Journalism on Social Media in Slovakia
Authors: Vrabec Norbert , Pieš Lukáš
Published: June 2023

This study focuses on the presentation and interpretation of scientific information and data by Slovak creators on the social platform Instagram. Media content presented on social media often becomes problematic, as popular science posts are more in an entertaining than scientific form. It happens that popular science content is presented inaccurately, without deeper context. In addition, scientific misinformation and misleading information appears, which can pose a danger to audience members who trust such information. Science journalism has found its place not only in traditional media, but also on social media platforms, where problematic information on scientific topics goes viral and achieves a high level of user interaction. In an unregulated or under-regulated social networking environment, it is also more difficult for users to discern the credibility and relevance of the information presented, especially when referring to existing scientific studies or authorities. However, data from these sources may be taken out of context, interpreted in a misleading way or accompanied by completely fabricated or distorted conclusions. Such false scientific content undermines confidence in objective science journalism and discredits the work of science journalists. Several digital tools are now available that can help readers distinguish real scientific information from false information. Critical thinking, media literacy and scientific literacy are key skills that can be used to detect manipulative techniques and navigate the issue of false media content. In this paper, we therefore clarify the importance of media, scientific and information literacy skills to help identify misinformation in media content related to science and research.
Using a Stages Model to Reveal the Politics in the Health Policy Process Comment on "Modelling the Health Policy Process: One Size Fits All or Horses for Courses?"
Authors: Sheaff Rod
Published: June 2023

Models of the health policy process have largely developed in isolation from political studies more widely. Of the models which Powell and Mannion’s editorial considers, a stages model of the policy process offers a framework for combining these specifically health-focused models with empirical findings and more general explanatory models of the policy process drawn from other political studies. This commentary uses a stages model to assemble a bricolage which combines some of these components. That identifies a further research task and suggests ways of revealing in more life-like ways the politics involved in the health policy process: that is, how that process channels wider, often conflicting, non-health interests, actors, policies, conflicts, ideologies and sources of power from outside the health system into health policy formation, and introduces non-rationality.
Classification for Papaya Fruit Maturity Level with Convolutional Neural Network
Authors: Nurmalasari Nurmalasari , Setiawan Yusuf Arif , Astuti Widi , Ramadhan Saelan M Rangga , Masturoh Siti , Haryanti Tuti
Published: June 2023

Papaya California (Carica papaya L) is one of the agricultural commodities in the tropics and has a very big opportunity to develop in Indonesia as an agribusiness venture with quite promising prospects. So the quality of papaya fruit is determined by the level of maturity of the fruit, the hardness of the fruit, and its appearance. Papaya fruit undergoes a marked change in color during the ripening process, which indicates chemical changes in the fruit. The change in papaya color from green to yellow is due to the loss of chlorophyll. During storage, the papaya fruit is initially green, then turns slightly yellow. The longer the storage color, the changes to mature the yellow. The process of classifying papaya fruit's ripeness level is usually done manually by business actors, that is, by simply looking at the color of the papaya with the normal eye. Based on the problems that exist in classifying the ripeness level of papaya fruit, in this research, we create a system that can be used to classify papaya fruit skin color using a digital image processing approach. The method used to classify the maturity level of papaya fruit is the Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) Architecture to classify the texture and color of the fruit. This study uses eight transfer learning architectures with 216 simulations with parameter constraints such as optimizer, learning rate, batch size, number of layers, epoch, and dense and can classify the ripeness level of the papaya fruit with a fairly high accuracy of 97%. Farmers use the results of the research in classifying papaya fruit to be harvested by differentiating the maturity level of the fruit more accurately and maintaining the quality of the papaya fruit.
Comparison of KNN and SVM Algorithms in Facial Image Recognition Using Haar Wavelet Feature Extraction
Authors: Feta Neneng Rachmalia
Published: June 2023

To process all the pixels in the face image, feature extraction can be performed using the Haar Wavelet method so that it processes identifiers with lower dimensions. However, a classification algorithm must separate the distance between classes with minimal data to classify low-dimensional facial images. KNN and SVM algorithms are classifiers that can be used for facial image recognition. When classifying images, SVM creates a hyperplane, divides the input space between classes and classifies based on which side of the hyperplane the unclassified object is placed when it is placed in the input space. KNN uses a voting system to determine which class an unclassified object belongs to, taking into account the nearest neighbor class in the decision space. When classifying, KNN will generally classify accurately, resulting in some minor misclassifications that plagued the final classified image. This study aims to compare the two algorithms on image identifiers with low dimensions resulting from haar wavelet extraction. The research results obtained are facial image classification using the haar wavelet extraction method using the SVM algorithm to obtain an accuracy of 98.8%. Whereas when using the KNN algorithm, the accuracy obtained is 96.6%. The results of this study show that the SVM algorithm produces better accuracy in facial image recognition using haar wavelet feature extraction compared to the KNN algorithm. The SVM algorithm can recognize facial images even though it uses image training data with various face poses and sizes, resulting in higher accuracy.
Model Kinerja Karyawan dengan Kepuasaan Kerja sebagai Intervening: Manajemen Talenta dan Pengetahuan
Authors: Pratiwi Hanna , Afuan M. , Sari Desi Permata , Karlinda Ai Elis , Nengsih Neni Sri Wahyuni
Published: June 2023

Every company carries out its activities oriented towards achieving these predetermined goals as well as achieving high efficiency, the rapid development of technological knowledge and the arrival of this free market era, the business world is increasingly filled with quite fierce competition and has caused various kinds of personnel, one of which is faced by companies how to improve good performance and meet the standards of one of the factors that companies should not forget. This study aims to determine how much, the effect of talent management and knowledge management on employee performance with satisfaction as an intervening variable. Data collection methods through questionnaires and satisfaction studies. The analysis method used is multiple regression analysis. The results of the research obtained based on the partial test (t test) were obtained: That partially there is a positive and significant effect of talent management on job satisfaction, partially there is a positive and significant effect of knowledge management on job satisfaction, partially there is a positive and insignificant effect of talent management on employee performance, partially there is a positive and significant effect of knowledge management on employee performance, partially there is a positive and significant effect of job satisfaction on employee performance, job satisfaction mediates talent management on employee performance and job satisfaction does not mediate knowledge management on employee performance.
UPAYA PENINGKATAN MUTU PEMBELAJARAN PENGAJARAN AGAMA ISLAM (DESKRIPTIF ANALITIK)
Authors: Musgar Musgar , Burhan Burhan , Roslina Roslina
Published: June 2023

Upaya pengajar dalam meningkatkan belajar siswa dirasakan sangatlah besar pengaruhnya terhadap tingkah laku anak didik. Untuk dapat mengubah tingkah laku anak didik sesuai dengan yang diharapkan maka perlu seorang pengajar yang professional yaitu pengajar yang mampu menggunakan seluruh komponen pengajaran sehingga proses belajar mengajar tersebut berjalan dengan sesuai yang diharapkan. Hasil penelitian ini menggambarkan proses upaya pengajar pendidikan agama Islam dalam meningkatkan prestasi belajar siswa mata pelajaran pendidikan agama Islam melalui kegiatan ekstra kurikuler, pembahasan soal-soal, peningkatan kualitas pengajar agama Islam, metode pembelajaran. Setiap kegiatani dalam upaya meningkatkan prestasi belajar senantiasa dipengaruhi oleh faktor pendukung dan penghambat baik dari sisi dalam maupun penghambat dari sisi luar. Demikian halnya, pada  upaya peningkatan prestasi belajar siswa.
POTENSI TUMBUHAN LOKAL SEBAGAI SUMBER BELAJAR BIOLOGI
Authors: Andarias S. Hafidhawati , D Yanti , Ardyati Dyah Pramesthi Isyana
Published: June 2023

Sumber daya hayati yang melimpah di Indonesia sangat potensial untuk dimanfaatkan, salah satunya sebagai sumber belajar biologi. Pemanfaatan sumber daya di lingkungan sekitar sebagai sumber belajar dapat membantu siswa menghilangkan kejenuhan dan memberikan suasana belajar yang bervariasi.  Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mengkaji potensi tumbuhan yang ada di sekitar pemukiman penduduk di Desa Lasalimu Selatan untuk dimanfaatkan sebagai sumber belajar biologi. Penelitian ini adalah penelitian deskriptif kualitatif yang terdiri dari 2 tahap. Tahap I terdiri dari survei awal dan inventarisasi tumbuhan melalui wawancara, eksplorasi, dan pengamatan; dan tahap II adalah analisis potensi pemanfaatan tumbuhan lokal sebagai sumber belajar biologi. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa  enam jenis tumbuhan lokal berpotensi untuk digunakan sebagai sumber belajar baik pada jenjang SMP maupun SMA pada materi klasifikasi dan pemanfaatan makhluk hidup, berbagai sistem dalam kehidupan tumbuhan, dan keanekaragaman hayati.
POTENSI JENIS-JENIS GASTROPODA DI PANTAI DESA LONTOI KABUPATEN BUTON SELATAN SEBAGAI SUMBER BELAJAR BIOLOGI
Authors: Ardyati Dyah Pramesthi Isyana , Andarias S. Hafidhawati , Desy Wa
Published: June 2023

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengkaji potensi jenis-jenis gastropoda di pantai desa Lontoi sebagai sumber belajar biologi. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian deskriptif kualitatif. Penelitian ini terdiri atas dua tahap. Tahap 1, berupa inventarisasi jenis-jenis gastropoda di pantai desa Lontoi melalui observasi, eksplorasi, dan wawancara. Tahap 2, berupa analisis potensi jenis-jenis gastropoda di pantai desa Lontoi sebagai sumber belajar biologi. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa informasi tentang 15 jenis gastropoda yang ditemukan di pantai desa Lontoi kecamatan Siompu kabupaten Buton Selatan, dapat digunakan sebagai sumber belajar biologi jenjang pendidikan SMA kelas X pada materi: Keanekaragaman hayati, sistem klasifikasi makhluk hidup, dan ekologi.
ANALISIS KESALAHAN EJAAN BAHASA INDONESIA DALAM MEDIA MASSA KORANSULTRA.COM EDISI AGUSTUS 2021
Authors: Masri Masri , Nuryadin Cecep , Wahyudin Wahyudin , Afianti Afianti
Published: June 2023

Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mendeskripsikan kesalahan ejaan bahasa Indonesia dalam hal pemakaian huruf dan pemakaian tanda baca dalam koransultra.com. Objek penelitian artikel/berita koransultra.com dengan jumlah dua puluh lima artikel/berita. Jenis penelitian adalah kepustakaan atau kaji pustaka. Metode penelitian adalah metode deskriptif kualitatif. Teknik pengumpulan data adalah teknik baca dan teknik tulis. Teknik analisis data adalah analisis mengalir/analisis isi. Hasil penelitian kesalahan ditemukan dalam Koransultra.com banyak kesalahan penulisan huruf yang tidak lengkap. Ada beberapa upaya untuk mengatasi kesalahan bahasa Indonesia dalam koransultra.com. Upaya tersebut adalah peningkatan kaidah bahasa Indonesia yang kompleks, peningkatan penguasaan ejaan bahasa Indonesia yang baik dan benar, dan peningkatan kesadaran upaya pembinaan dan pengembangan bahasa Indonesia.
Coronary sinus as an anatomical landmark for atrial transseptal puncture
Authors: Votyakov L.  P. , Didenko M. V. , Menkov I. A. , Pasenov G. S. , Khubulava G. G.
Published: June 2023

Aim. The study of interatrial septum (IAS) and coronary sinus (CS) syntopia in patients with atrial fibrillation (AF), who subsequently underwent pulmonary vein isolation with a cryoballoon and the determination of anatomical landmarks for puncture of the IAS.

Methods. The data of preoperative computed tomography of the heart of 25 consecutive patients with AF, who subsequently underwent pulmonary vein isolation with a cryoballoon, were analyzed. Angulations describing IAS orientation and CS direction were measured. The relationships between IAS orientation, CS direction and size of left atrium were subsequently analyzed.

Results. The mean angulations for IAS orientation and CS direction were 47.2±7.8° (range 27.6 - 57.3) and 47.2±7.8° (range 26.7 - 59.3) respectively. On the conventional clock face (direction of the flag of the puncture needle), these values corresponded to the following time: 4 h 34 min±15 min (from 3 h 55 min to 4 h 55 min) for the IAS orientation and 4 h 31 min±16 min (from 3 h 53 min to 4 h 54 min) for the CS direction. Statistically significant correlation was revealed between the IAS orientation and the CS direction (r = 0.77; p <0.001). Linear regression analysis by the least squares method showed that the CS direction explains 60% of the observed variability in IAS orientation. The final regression equation for the relationship between the IAS orientation and the CS direction is presented as: IAS orientation = 12.76 + 0.75 × CS direction. Analysis of the relationship between the IAS orientation and the size of the left atrium did not reveal any significant correlation and dependence (p=0.84). All 25 patients who took part in the study underwent pulmonary vein isolation with a cryoballoon. Puncture of the IAS from the first time was successful in 100% of patients. In 24 patients (96%), it was possible to achieve grade 4 occlusion of the pulmonary veins, and a bidirectional block was confirmed when checking the electrical activity of PV. All cryoballoon ablation procedures were completed without complications.

Conclusion. In patients with AF, the CS direction can be a reliable predictor of the IAS orientation, which can be used in clinical practice. However, to verify the data and determine technical recommendations for transseptal puncture, additional clinical studies are needed.
Long-term outcomes of thoracoscopic ablation for atrial fibrillation
Authors: Strebkova E. D. , Revishvili A. Sh. , Malishenko E. S. , Artyukhina E. A. , Popov V. A. , Novikov M. A. , Yalova E. V. , Bondurko K. E. , Karmazanovsky G. G. , Kadirova M.
Published: June 2023

The aim of this work is to analyze the effectiveness of thoracoscopic ablation (TSA) of atrial fibrillation (AF) and to define the risk factors for the return of atrial tachyarrhythmias after TSA in the long-term follow-up period.

Methods. From January 2019 to December 2021, 150 patients with symptomatic atrial fibrillation (persistent 29.3% monitoring at the control points of the study, the results of which evaluated the effectiveness of the procedure.

Results. The overall efficiency of TSA in the long-term follow-up period was 72.5%. After off-antiarrhythmic drugs, freedom from any atrial tachyarrhythmias was 79.2%, 70.5% and 68.9% after 6, 12 and 24 months, respectively. Additional catheter ablations after 3 months increase the effectiveness of the procedure to 82.9%. Important risk factors for the return of arrhythmia after TSA should be considered the patient’s age, duration of AF, previous catheter ablations and the left atria diameter of more 40 mm.

Conclusion. The hybrid approach significantly improves the effectiveness of TSA for patients with non-paroxysmal forms of AF. The results obtained require further study of this problem in order to improve the quality of TSA and determine the optimal set of ablation lines, considering the risk factors for the return of arrhythmia.
Clinical case of neonatal lupus with cartilaginous metaplasia, fibrosis and calcification of the atrioventricular node zone
Authors: Davydov D. A. , Makarov I. A. , Morozov A. A. , Makarova T. A. , Mitrofanova L. B.
Published: June 2023

Neonatal lupus is a rare disease associated with the circulation in the mother’s blood of one or more autoantibodies to soluble intracellular ribonucleoproteins Ro/SS-A and La/SS-B. This disease is extremely often manifested by congenital heart block, which can progress even after the birth of a child. We have described a case of fibrosis, calcification and cartilaginous metaplasia of the atrioventricular node zone, which caused complete atrioventricular block in a child who died from neonatal lupus.
DMITRY FEDOROVICH EGOROV (1949-2023)
Authors: Editorial Article
Published: June 2023

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Emerging Impacts of Involving Young Learners in Mind, Brain and Education Research
Authors: Gosavi Radhika S. , Toomarian Elizabeth Y
Published: June 2023

As the field of Mind, Brain and Education (MBE) continues to grow and carve out its own niche, MBE researchers have begun expanding the scope of their investigations and approaches. One such development is the establishment of collaborative partnership with young learners, both to inform research practices and to develop student-scientists. We explore the process of involving young learners in MBE research through a research assistant program for middle schoolers, initiated through a unique research-practice partnership that embeds MBE researchers and an electrophysiology laboratory into a school. In this program, student-researchers learn about research, assist with university protocols, and drive independent research projects. Here, we share information about this program and report on its impact from the teacher and student-researcher perspectives. Overall, we found that daily involvement in scientific research aids the holistic development of student-researchers by fostering academic and nonacademic skills that may transcend formal learning environments.
Analysing educational dialogue around shared artefacts in technology-mediated contexts: A new coding framework
Authors: Hennessy Sara
Published: June 2023

Multimodal interactions that incorporate technology use can support rich new forms of educational dialogue that highlight differences between participants’ perspectives and make reasoning processes more explicit. Learning with technology is mediated by digitally represented knowledge artefacts that participants construct together and manipulate through dialogue. However, there is a need for research into the methods by which researchers and practitioners can understand the learning taking place in such complex environments where verbal and nonverbal interactions with technology are inter-connected and entangled with activities and material learning resources. This paper addresses that need. It offers a critical discussion of the underlying theory and presents a new 13-category coding scheme, ‘Tech-SEDA’. This is the first public version of a systematic, research-informed and practical tool for analysing verbal and nonverbal dialogic communication at the micro- or meso- level across diverse educational settings. Application is illustrated with examples of dialogic interaction across diverse technology contexts by learners located in classrooms or remotely – including online discussions, 3-dimensional modelling in augmented reality, software apps on tablets, Knowledge Forum, Scratch programming, interactive whiteboards, and more. The paper considers the methodological issues arising in capturing dynamic multimodal dialogue and in identifying the learning taking place.The article is now revised after reviewer feedback and published open access in the journal Classroom Discourse so please refer to the published version now (instead of this preprint): https://doi.org/10.1080/19463014.2024.2339346. See also links to the (editable) coding scheme versions in Supplements and at https://osf.io/4gthf/?view_only=a372e2858af74ccc84181affa2e78621; comments or additions of examples from the community are welcome.
Recortes de lugar
Authors: Hissa Cássio Eduardo Viana , Corgosinho Rosana Rios
Published: June 2023

Os lugares são o seu movimento. Vivos, movem-se, metamorfoseiam-se. Na contemporaneidade, a despeito das velozes transformações, apesar das interpretações que encaminham leituras que compreendem a compressão e a padronização dos lugares por uma globalização unificadora, os lugares são a manifestação de suas identidades que, sobretudo, lhes concedem a existência. A vida é feita dos lugares, plenos do ser, tal como o mundo é realizado nos lugares. Eles são a vivência cotidiana nesses pequenos universos que, cada qual com a sua particularidade, carregam um pedaço de mundo.
A study of international student mentors’ participation in a college English conversation mentoring program in Korea
Authors:   The English Teathers Association in Korea, Chang Hyung-ji , Yun Sung Kyu
Published: June 2023

The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of mentoring participation of international student mentors in a college English conversation mentoring program in Korea. For the study, 5 international students participated in the English conversation camp as mentors, while 20 Korean students participated in the camp as mentees for 2 weeks. The mentoring program for international student mentors has set for both of mentors and mentees to develop the core competencies such as communicative competency, self-development competency and global competency. The effect of mentoring participation of international student mentors was investigated by mentors' daily reports, reflection papers and pre and post surveys. The mentors’ daily reports were summarized by Word Cloud and showed that international student mentors spent most of mentoring time by doing ‘presentation practice’, ‘cultural exchange activity’ and ‘English pronunciation practice’ for mentees. The survey results indicated that both of mentors and mentees showed the high satisfaction on a mentoring program. International student mentors also mentioned their English competence in speaking has been developed by mentoring participation. In addition, the survey on core competency of participants showed the increase of global competence, communicative competence and self-development competence. The further pedagogical implication is discussed in the study.
Peer Review, Revision, and Writing Quality in L2 Writing
Authors:   The English Teathers Association in Korea, Jung Woo-hyun
Published: June 2023

This study explores how high- and low-skilled students provide peer feedback, how they revise their writing after receiving peer feedback, and how peer feedback influences writing quality in terms of five component areas (content, organization, grammar, vocabulary, and mechanics). Data were collected from 102 Korean and international university students, who implemented three tasks: a writing task, a peerreview task, and a revision task. The results showed that the high- and low-proficient reviewer groups were preoccupied with giving the surface aspects of peer review, especially grammar feedback. A similar trend was evident in the revision task since the writers adopted and incorporated more grammar feedback into their revisions than any other type of feedback regardless of their level of writing proficiency. As for the reasons for refusing peer review, both high- and low-skilled writers resorted to selfjustification of their ideas. Especially worthy of note was the finding that peer review had an overall beneficial effect on writing quality. In particular, the low-proficient writers improved the quality of their essays more significantly than their highproficient counterparts after receiving peer review. On the basis of the results, the study provides helpful suggestions to help the learners enhance their writing skills.
University students’ experiences and perceptions of using machine translators in a general English class
Authors:   The English Teathers Association in Korea, Oh Hee Jeong
Published: June 2023

This study is a case study that investigated the experiences and perceptions of college students after having them use machine translators in a general English class. In this study, university students were allowed to freely use machine translators in listening and speaking classes for one semester, and their experiences and perceptions were investigated using an online questionnaire. The results showed that most of the students used translators to search for unknown expressions when preparing discussions during class and writing scripts for the oral exam outside the classroom. There were only a few students who did not use the translator at all. There was a significant difference in the students’ grammar scores assessed by Grammarly depending on the degree of using the translator. About 80% of students were satisfied with the experience of using the translators in class. More than two-thirds of students agreed to use translators in class. Students actively used the translator to learn English, and the translator positively helped learners learn English. Rather than outright banning students from using translators, it may be better to teach how to use a translator so that students can use the translator properly as a learning tool to increase the learning effect.
Childfree dalam Perspektif Islam (Studi Kasus Konten Kreator youtube Gita Savitri Devi)
Authors: Nurjannah Gita Faradilla Rizky
Published: June 2023

Childfrelel melnjadi selbuaih isu yang hangait dipelrbincangkan khususnya di meldia sosial masyarakait Indonelsia. Salaih satu konteln krelator belrnama Gita Savitri Delvi melbahas melngelnai anak Gita sav melngungkapkan bahwa dirinya melmilih untuk childfrele. Belbelrapa ada yang melndukung kelputusan Gita namun tak banyak juga yang melnayatakan tidak seltuju. hadirnya felnomelna childfrelel ini pada dasarnya tidak telrlelpas dari adanya pelrulbahan cara pandang masyarakat telrhadap pelrkawinan. Lalul bagaimana jika pasangan yang suldah melnikah malah melmilih ulntulk tidak melmiliki anak dalam pelrnikahannya apabila ditinjaul dari pelrspelktif pandangan agama Islam. Jelnis pelnellitian dalam pelnellitian ini adalah pelnellitian kulalitaitif dan menggunakan pelnellitian pulstaka (litelratulrel relselarch). Pelndelkatan yang pelnullis gulnakan dalam pelnellitian ini adalah pelndelkatan normatif dan sosiologis. Telknik analisis data pada pelnellitian ini adalah delskriptif kulalitatif. Dapat disimpulkan bahwa Melmiliki keltulrulnan adalah selbulah anjulran dalam Islam bulkanlah selbulah kelwajiban. Ayat al-qulr’an melnganjulrkan manulsia ulntulk melmiliki keltulrulnan yang sah dari hasil pelrnikahan. Hal ini dikatakan dalam Al-Qulr’an ulntulk melncapai pelrnikahan yang sakinah, mawaddah, warahmah. Penelitian ini diharapkan dapat memberikan kontribusi dalam pengembangan penelitian terkait pernikahan sukarela tanpa anak di Indonesia.
Multi-Party Cross-Chain Asset Transfers
Authors: Augusto André , Belchior Rafael , Hardjono Thomas , Vasconcelos André , Correia Miguel
Published: June 2023

With the growing interest in blockchain technology, researchers and developers in different industries are shifting their attention to creating interoperability mechanisms. Existing mechanisms usually encompass asset exchanges, asset transfers, and general data transfers. However, most of the solutions based on these mechanisms only work for two permissionless blockchains falling short in use cases requiring more complex business relationships. Also, contrary to existing legacy systems, there is little standardization for cross-chain communication. Here we present MP-SATP, a resilient multi-party asset transfer protocol built on top of the Secure Asset Transfer Protocol (SATP). Furthermore, we enhance SATP's crash recovery mechanism that directly influences the reliability and performance of our solution. Using MP-SATP, we show how to perform N-to-N resilient asset transfers in permissioned environments by decoupling them into multiple 1-to-1 asset transfers. Our results demonstrate that the latency of the protocol is driven by the latency of the slowest 1-to-1 session; and how the usage of backup gateways avoid the overhead caused by rollbacks. Enterprise-grade environments such as supply-chain management systems can immediately leverage our solution to perform atomic multi-party asset transfers as shown by our use case.