bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Examine the Properties of Nanostructured Ni, Mn, and Co Synthesized Materials using precipitation method and synthesized material used battery.
Authors: Serfraz Najeer Shaikh, Et al.
Published: January 2024

Libatteries are secondary batteries containing a lithium anode and Li+ ions dissolved in carbon. The cathode material contains a  solution  that releaseslithium. With high energy density and low resistivity, it is "one of the three types of electric power acid, or battery, and   is heavy and  has   more energy than nickel-ion batteries." Twice the size of a hydrogen battery, it is only half the size andweight of a nickel-metal hydride battery for the same energy. These advantages make lithium ion batteries an important factor in driving the technological revolution. Lithium-ion batteries also work well in temperatures from 20 degrees Celsius to +50 degrees Celsius and can with stand hundreds of charges and discharges. In this paper we are using nano material (Ni0.250Mn0.750) CO3 for synthesis to get the porous nano material, that synthesized nano porous material we are characterizing under different technique to know the characteristics of that material like size and shape, thermal effect and other. The same material will be used to prepare battery and the performance of that battery will be analysed and study on the performance will be done.
Effectiveness of low-intensity aerobic exercise with assisted bicycle exercises on quality of life and lung functions in du-chenne muscular dystrophy
Authors: D Anandan , V Anandh , R Arunachalam , B ARUN , Krishnan Vasanthi3 Rajkumar
Published: January 2024

Background: Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) is an X-linked recessive disorder caused by abnormalities in the dystrophin gene that affects one in every 3,500 males. In India, approximately 0.8 million were involved. Management is usually multidirectional and more focused on improving the quality of life (QOL), not mortality. Physiotherapy and exercise are an integral part of the management of DMD. Since there were no recommended exercises for DMD, there is a need to create an exercise protocol that improves the QOL. Low-intensity aerobic exercises are highly recommended for older people and are found effective. Objective: The study aimed to identify the effectiveness of low-intensity aerobic exercise with assisted bicycle exercises on QOL and lung functions in DMD. Methods: A randomized controlled trial was conducted at the Institute of Muscular Dystrophy and Research Centre, Jeevan Foundation, Veeravanalur, Tirunelveli Dist. Tamil Nadu, India. The institute has around 200 children with DMD. This study selected 34 children based on the criteria. I, the children, were provided with low-intensity aerobic exercise for seventeen children. Group II provided the children with assisted bicycle exercises for seventeen children. Both groups received exercises for 60 minutes and deep diaphragmatic breathing for 10 minutes. All are given a home program to the children. The total study duration is ten weeks. Results: Data were analysed following the assessment of Quality of life using DMD QoL and the Lung function using a spirometer (FVC, FEV1, FEV1/VC). All the data were collected on day 1, every two months. Parametric tests were used to compare the outcome measures. The student t value for the DMD QOL is 9.66 with p <0.001, the spirometry values of FEV1 are 7.67 with p< 0.001, and FVC is 14.78 with p < 0.001, respectively, and FEV1/VC is 10.81 with p < 0.001. Conclusion: This study concluded that low-intensity aerobic exercises and assisted bicycle training improve the QOL and lung functions. On comparing the interventions, it was found that low-intensity aerobic exercises are better improved than the assisted bicycle group.
Assessment of the pelvic floor in young women in the presence and absence of verbal instruction from a physical therapist
Authors: Anna Allyne Alves Carvalho  , Ana Cecília de Oliveira Rocha  , Jane Kelly da Silva Viana  , Sávia Francisca Lopes Dias
Published: January 2024

Fundo: O treinamento da musculatura do assoalho pélvico é geralmente focado na força e resistência muscular, utilizando protocolos de exercícios com cargas pré-estabelecidas. No entanto, 30% a 45% das mulheres não são capazes de realizar ativamente a contração da musculatura do assoalho pélvico (MAP), mesmo após serem instruídas. Portanto, identificar fraqueza na capacidade de contrair e relaxar esses músculos pode ser importante, mesmo antes do desenvolvimento de uma possível disfunção. Objetivos: analisar a capacidade de contrair e relaxar a musculatura do assoalho pélvico em mulheres jovens sem queixas pélvicas na presença e ausência de orientação de um fisioterapeuta. Métodos: trata-se de um estudo descritivo, transversal, controlado e randomizado. Participaram do estudo 28 estudantes do sexo feminino da Universidade Federal do Delta do Parnaíba (UFDPar). Os participantes da pesquisa foram alocados em dois grupos: grupo controle (GC= 14 mulheres) e grupo experimental (GE=14 mulheres). Ambos os grupos participaram de um programa de avaliação fisioterapêutica e a MAP foi examinada por meio de palpação vaginal (uni ou bidigital). Resultados: Na análise da avaliação funcional, os resultados de força foram semelhantes nos dois grupos, com média de 2,85 (±0,94) para o GE e 2,21 (±0,97) para o GC. Na avaliação funcional utilizando o New Perfect Scheme e perineômetro, não foi observada diferença significativa entre os grupos quanto ao grau de força, repetição das contrações mantidas, contrações rápidas e pressão intravaginal (p>0,05). Conclusão: Apesar da baixa autopercepção e das dificuldades de contração observadas, o estudo demonstrou que o grupo que recebeu instruções verbais do fisioterapeuta apresentou resultados superiores em alguns aspectos importantes da avaliação funcional do assoalho pélvico, como resistência muscular e movimentação correta da cabeça.
Complex Seismotectonic Characteristics in the Midland Basin of Texas: Constrained by Seismicity and Earthquake Source Mechanisms
Authors: Huang Guo-chin Dino , Chen Yangkang , Savvaidis Alexandros
Published: January 2024

Earthquake activities in areas across the Midland basin and the Central Basin Platform of West Texas have significantly increased since mid-2019 because of continuing industrial activities involving wastewater injection. The induced seismicity has allowed us to discover previously unknown seismogenic structures. This article presents a study focusing on seismotectonic characteristics of the Midland basin. For this purpose, we first delineated seismicity to identify seismogenic structures. In addition, we performed waveform moment tensor inversion to determine earthquake source mechanisms; subsequently, we inverted for the regional stress field using the obtained source mechanisms. As a result, we have obtained 150 focal mechanisms (from 2017 to November 2023). Based on the seismicity distribution and source mechanism patterns, we have identified 15 distinctive seismogenic zones. A vast majority of seismicity are located in the crystalline basement. Most of the 15 seismicity zones contain seismogenic structures commonly presenting linear geometry but with various orientation. Although the inverted focal mechanisms are a mix of strike-slip and normal faulting, the inverted stress field contains the least compression axes (S3) commonly oriented in 330° azimuth across the 15 identified seismogenic zones. A combination of all seismogenic features has demonstrated that the Midland basin contains fault architectures resulting from the latest extensional tectonic activities, creating a series of basement-rooted strike-slip and normal faults. The two types of basement-rooted faults coexist in our study area, where a presumed basement-rooted rift system transects the Midland basin. They are reactivated by the current fluid injection.
Evaluation des Habiletés Phonétiques des Etudiants Turcophones en FLE
Authors: ERCANLAR Meltem
Published: January 2024

La compétence phonétique est négligée dans l'enseignement des langues étrangères en général et dans l'enseignement du français langue étrangère en particulier par rapport aux autres compétences. Pourtant, apprendre correctement la prononciation d'une langue est indispensable pour la compétence de communication. Lorsque l’on examine les manuels de français langue étrangère, on constate qu'on accorde peu ou pas de place à l'enseignement et aux exercices de phonétique. De plus, les recherches dans le domaine montrent que la plupart des enseignants de français n'ont pas reçu une formation suffisante sur la phonétique du français et ils considèrent leurs formations sur ce sujet insuffisantes. Cette étude descriptive vise à évaluer les compétences phonétiques en français des étudiants du département de la didactique du FLE à l’Université Anadolu. À ce propos, les données ont été collectées auprès des participants en utilisant la technique de la lecture oralisée et de la dictée. Ces données ont été examinées à l'aide d'une méthode d'analyse d’erreurs, et les sources des erreurs identifiées ont été classées et présentées sous deux titres : les erreurs liées aux habiletés phonétiques réceptives et les erreurs liées aux habiletés phonétiques productives. L'analyse des données révèle que les étudiants ont commis des erreurs principalement au niveau segmental. Les erreurs les plus courantes et évidentes commises par les étudiants turcs lors de la prononciation du français sont ; les liaisons, les erreurs d’articulation des sons en fin de mot et l’emploi incorrect des phonèmes inexistants en turc tels que les voyelles nasales et le /E muet/. Il est possible de déduire que ces erreurs proviennent de la différence entre les formes orale et écrite du français et de l'influence de la langue maternelle (turc). Pour remédier à ces erreurs phonétiques commises par les étudiants turcs lors de l'apprentissage du français, cette étude propose notamment l'inclusion de la formation phonétique dans la formation initiale et continue des enseignants et l'utilisation des nouvelles technologies multimédias et des méthodes efficaces pour améliorer les compétences phonétiques des étudiants.
Imagining a Post-Pandemic Reality through an Arts-based Methodological Framework
Authors: Janes Hayley , Berry Adrian , Lyonblum Ely , Risk Laura , Niknafs Nasim
Published: January 2024

The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the precarity of artistic livelihoods across the arts and culture sector. With efforts to repair past harms and reimagine more equitable futures comes the need to center the lived experiences of artists in research and policy development. Sustainable pARTnerships: Collaboration and Reciprocity in Creative Cities is a participatory arts-based research initiative that brings together the cultural and academic sectors to jointly imagine futures in which artists can thrive. As part of this initiative, five researchers and five commissioned Toronto-based artists representative of a range of disciplines collaboratively documented challenges and potential next steps. This collaboration was framed with the methodologies of crystallization, crystal-scaping, and photovoice. Our objective is to artfully integrate artistic voices into the practice of knowledge creation and map out policy pathways for institutions and the community to create longer-term relationships built on equity and reciprocity. The visibility of local artists’ pandemic experience targets a broad public, including arts training institutes, policymakers, and academics and heightens the call for connection, conversation, and change.
L’insécurité linguistique dans le rapport à la lecture et à l’écriture d’étudiants anglophones évoluant dans un milieu universitaire immersif en français au Canada
Authors: Murray Brigitte , Vignola Marie-Josée
Published: January 2024

Au Canada, le bilinguisme français-anglais est devenu pour plusieurs personnes une exigence et un avantage pour le marché du travail. Ainsi, beaucoup d’étudiants anglophones rehaussent leurs compétences en français pendant leurs études universitaires. La maîtrise des compétences linguistiques étant essentielle à la réussite scolaire, nous avons étudié le rapport à la lecture et à l’écriture en français et en anglais d’étudiants anglophones inscrits à un programme de baccalauréat en milieu universitaire immersif en français. En plus de mettre au jour les attitudes, les conceptions, les représentations, les émotions et les sentiments liés à la lecture et à l’écriture, cette étude établit un lien entre l’insécurité linguistique et la volonté d’un étudiant d’apprendre et de choisir le français comme moyen de communication et d’information. L’analyse du rapport à l’écrit constitue donc un outil permettant de repérer l’insécurité linguistique qu’un étudiant peut ressentir et un catalyseur favorisant l’inclusion ainsi que l’estime de soi.
Processus d’évaluation des besoins à l’école québécoise: idéologies linguistiques d’orthophonistes scolaires et sentiment d’in/sécurité linguistique d’élèves plurilingues
Authors: Borri-Anadon Corina , Boisvert Marilyne , Lemaire Eve
Published: January 2024

Lorsqu’il est mis en oeuvre auprès d’élèves issu.e.s de l’immigration ou racisé.e.s, le processus d’évaluation des besoins peut engendrer des phénomènes de sur- ou de sous-représentation de ces élèves en adaptation scolaire. Sachant que les représentations des acteurs et actrices scolaires sur les élèves ont une incidence majeure sur la mise en oeuvre de pratiques équitables, cet article vise à dégager les idéologies linguistiques d’orthophonistes scolaires à partir de l’analyse de 21 rapports d’évaluation d’élèves plurilingues. Les résultats montrent que les monolinguismes imposé et assimilationniste, le multilinguisme ségrégationniste ainsi que le plurilinguisme sont présents de manière inégale et différente dans le corpus. La discussion aborde la présence d’idéologies linguistiques fluctuantes entre les participantes et au sein des participantes elles-mêmes ; la faible reconnaissance du répertoire linguistique des élèves et sa cristallisation à travers la langue considérée maternelle, ainsi que les possibles incidences des résultats sur le sentiment d’in/sécurité linguistique des élèves concerné.e.s.
Conforming migrant ideologies of English: The homogenising impact of linguistic stratification
Authors: Cho Jinhyun
Published: January 2024

This article aims to examine English language ideologies held by translators and interpreters from migrant backgrounds in Australia in relation to transnational mobility and migrants’ effort to fit into the host society. Based on the analysis of mediatised autobiographical narratives written by language workers, the article explores how mobility desires and integration efforts are tied to English language ideologies shaped by linguistic stratification. Specific attention is paid to discursive processes by which beliefs in English are constructed and naturalised in line with the dominant language ideologies attached to English. Analysis demonstrates that positive ideologies of English are constantly highlighted and mobilised to simplify the reality, whereas the actual conditions which affect migrants remain predominantly unsaid. By exploring the intersections between language ideologies and linguistic stratification, the article considers language ideologies as a way of deepening our understanding about the relationships between linguistic stratification and macro power structures.
Strengthening the Capacity of Bonorejo Hamlet Residents in the Development of The Ngesong Waterfall Tourism Object
Authors: Parwoto Parwoto , Widadi Sigit , Wahyuningsih Sri Handari
Published: January 2024

This PPM KKN service program carried out in the hamlet Bonorejo , Gulurejo , Lendah , Kulon Progo . PPM KKN program aim For give strengthening (empowerment) to institutional hamlet Bonorejo in area development for strengthen Power support ( call ) objects Ngseong waterfall tour. dedication program This held for 1 month start January 20th _ until February 19 , 2023, collab with KKN 173 group with partners residents of Bonorejo Hamlet . Implementation of the service program This done use method Participatory Learning and Action (PLA) through a number of stage namely : 1) Observation and Data Collection , 2) Programming , 3) Socialization and Preparation , 4) Implementation , and 5) Reporting . PPM KKN program succeed shape and improve capacity institutional public hamlet Bonorejo through Suite activities which include : 1) Counseling potential and development tour based hamlet as well as Formation Group Manager Travel ( hamlet level ) with Name Karsan Jaya, 2) Preparation of the development Master Plan Ngesong Waterfall Tour in form 2D drawings , 3) Formation / pioneering garden fruit longan as Power support tour an area of 500m2, 4) Extension and Training for craftsman neck , 5) Extension and Formation Women Farmers Group (KWT) with name Lestari Makmur, 6) Facilitation / stimulant assistance to formed groups _ in the form of : a) assistance equipment for craftsmen _ look , b) Help seeds longan for group manager tour as an initial stimulant realization garden fruit longan . c) Help seeds plant hard For guard sustainability Ngseong waterfalls and nature, d) help seeds vegetables for Farmer Women's Group
Institutional Farmer Groups in Pokdadap Hamlet, Dadapayu Village, Semanu District, Gunungkidul
Authors: Sriyadi Sriyadi , Hanifah Nurul , Isnawan Bambang Heri
Published: January 2024

many dry fields and yards that have not been used properly. Community problems are resolved by: (1) Counseling on the importance of organizational management, administrative management, and financial management of Farmer Groups. (2) Counseling on the use of moor land for cassava farming, and (3) Strengthening and empowering Farmer Groups. Activities that have been designed and planned at the time of observation have been carried out properly. Service activities a. counseling on the importance of organizational management, administrative management, and financial management of Farmer Groups. b. counseling on dry land use for cassava farming, and c. strengthening and empowering Farmer Groups followed enthusiastically by the community. The results of the activity evaluation show that the achievement level of the community service program reaches 75%. Based on the level of achievement, continuous assistance by the government and universities is needed for the functioning of Farmer Groups.
Training on Procedures for Using Good and Correct Medicine for Health Cadres at the Surobayan Sedayu Mosque
Authors: Rahajeng Bangunawati , Murharyanti Lisa , Supadmi Woro , Maziyyah Nurul , Novita Zelmi Dwi , Wijaya Satria Amurwa
Published: January 2024

During the pandemic and post-pandemic times, public awareness of health has increased. This condition, of course, must be accompanied by increased health knowledge, including knowledge about medicine. The Al-Hikmah Surobayan Mosque Foundation and LAZISMU Sedayu are starting a health center for residents, so this community service is aimed at training health cadres regarding drug problems. The community service, which took place at the Al-Hikmah Mosque Health Center on March 5, 2023, was attended by 22 health cadres aged 50.78 years. In this activity, the speakers were pharmacists from the pharmacist profession study program FKIK UMY and pharmacists from the UAD pharmacy faculty, assisted by students who were members of PIO activities.The training was carried out in stages, starting with a brief introduction to the types of drugs, then how to use drugs, store drugs, and recognize signs of drug side effects. This service collaborated with the Faculty of Pharmacy Ahmad Dahlan University collaborators. The results of the community service that has been carried out show increased knowledge of cadres and the community regarding drugs, as indicated by an increase in the average post-test score (from 69.1 to 81). This activity was continued by sending students who are members of the Drug Information Center (PIO) during the opening hours of the health center on Saturday and Sunday. The pharmacist must assist cadres on an ongoing basis to escort the health center to the Pratama clinic
The Training and Empowerment of Health Cadres in Early Detection of Oral Cancer with SAMURI in Margodadi Seyegan
Authors: Femilian Afryla , Heningtyas Afina Hasnasari , Suhartiningtyas Dwi
Published: January 2024

Premalignant lesions are morphologically altered tissues, more likely to develop cancer. Premalignant lesions are more commonly expressed as a general condition associated with a significant risk of cancer. These lesions can appear in the oral cavity. Oral lichen planus, submucosal oral fibrosis, and leukoplakia are premalignant mucosal lesions that have the potential to become malignant in the oral cavity in the development of oral squamous cell carcinoma. Public health cadres are men or women selected by the community and trained to deal with individual and community health problems to work in close relationship with places of health care. The lack of knowledge from the public about risk factors for malignancy in the oral mucosa makes public awareness and concern for oral soft tissue health low. Low public awareness and concern can lead to increased failures in the treatment of malignancy cases because patients who come to health facilities with malignancy cases are already in the terminal phase so that it is difficult to handle. Health cadres are given counseling and training on how to conduct their own oral cavity examination so that it is hoped that later it can be distributed to the community in each village
Skilled Cadres of Family Welfare and Empowerment (PKK) Optimal, Citizens' Digestive Health
Authors: Usman Sherly , Darmawati Idiani , Tejosukmono Ario
Published: January 2024

The digestive system plays an important role in maintaining the immune system. Gastrointestinal problems in developing countries, including Indonesia, are generally diarrhea and gastritis due to high morbidity and mortality. Based on data from the Yogyakarta city health office in 2021, the incidence of diarrhea reached 270/1,000 while data from the Sleman district health office showed an increase in the incidence of diarrhea from 2017 to 2019 of 16% -17%. In Ngemplak, Donoharjo, Ngaglik, Sleman, DIY, based on the recap of the results of the posbindu health checks it was found that around 10% of the hamlet residents experienced digestive disorders including diarrhea and gastritis. Digestive problems are influenced by consumption patterns and the surrounding environment. There is still a lack of knowledge of residents about the importance of environmental hygiene and personal self being the main factor. The provision of knowledge and community counseling can be provided by groups of residents who are routinely involved in Posbindu activities, namely the cadres of Family Welfare and Empowerment (PKK). Based on this, the aim of the activity is to provide assistance, training, and counseling regarding digestive health to the PKK groups so that they can become initial counselors for residents regarding knowledge of digestive health and its disorders. The method of activity is periodic assistance and counseling to groups of PKK both offline and online by the community service team. Assistance and counseling are provided in the form of providing material regarding digestive health, digestive health disorders, causative factors and prevention. At the beginning of the activity a pretest was given to participants to find out the level of initial knowledge of PKK mothers on digestive health then continued with the counseling, mentoring and training process for participants periodically online and offline. At the end of the activity an evaluation was carried out a post test to find out the level of knowledge of the participants after receiving assistance to measure the level of knowledge of the participants. the results of the initial screening level of knowledge of 18 participants showed an average of 64.45 and experienced an increase in the average score on the post-test, namely 73.34. From the results of the paired t-test, the increase in participants' knowledge showed no significant difference (p>0.05).
Designing and Building a Digital Literacy Park for Children in Ndalem Pulosari
Authors: Zulfiar Muhammad Heri , Arini Merita , Febrianto Ahmad Janan , Wibowo Trio Nur
Published: January 2024

Ndalem Pulosari is a subsidized residential area by the government located in RT 02, Pedukuhan Krebet. This residential area is predominantly inhabited by young families with small children and toddlers. The abundance of children in this settlement who are familiar with gadgets poses a problem for parents, as they are still in the process of learning how to care for their children. Therefore, an effort is needed to guide children in using gadgets appropriately according to their age limits. Enriching digital literacy in children is one of the methods that can address this issue. This service project focuses on designing and constructing a park that includes digital literacy enrichment for children, combined with various educational games to reduce children's dependence on gadgets. The applied method in this service project is Direct Action and Together Learning. The direct involvement of the community is crucial in determining the agenda of this service project. Some of the community engagement techniques include Participatory Rural Appraisal and Focus Group Discussion. This service project is in the initial phase of building the digital literacy park, so the outcomes of this project are currently limited to building design and material preparation.
Improving Children's Literacy Culture through The Provision of a Mini Reading Garden
Authors: Humaini Arif , Febriani Erma
Published: January 2024

Abstract. The habit of reading or literacy culture in today's society is lacking. The influence of online digital developments and the use of gadgets for children has had a huge impact on society in the habit of reading books, the culture of playing children's games in the past and the habit of reading have almost disappeared, replaced by games on devices. Therefore, it is hoped that efforts to provide infrastructure facilities for reading, especially for children, can provide new enthusiasm so that their daily activities are not only spent playing with gadgets. This reading place is provided near the TPA learning area which has become a routine activity for children every afternoon. So that in addition to learning to read the Qur’an, it can be interspersed with time to read Islamic story books which can provide insight into children's knowledge of Islam by using the media of story books of Islamic stories.
Automotive Vehicle Service Training For Competence Improvement At Muhammadiyah Karangkobar Vocational School
Authors: Nurisna Zuhri , Anggoro Sotya , Haikal Haikal
Published: January 2024

Vocational High School (SMK) is a High School that targets the formation of character and skills for its graduates. The learning system in Vocational School that includes practical material makes Vocational School graduates ready to use and able to work and even create jobs. So that Vocational School graduates are targeted to be able to contribute to the local economy. Very contradictory conditions were found at the Muhammadiyah Karangkobar Vocational School, that still overwhelmed by the problem of limited learning support practice equipment. This condition is of course not very good considering that the output of Vocational School students is skills that should be acquired through a structured and systematic practicum process. The solutions to these problems are, firstly, providing supporting equipment technology grants in practice, especially periodic maintenance of light automotive vehicles and providing training to teachers and students of the Muhammadiyah Karangkobar Vocational School on periodic maintenance and light vehicle tune-ups. The implementation of periodic service skills training and light vehicle tune-ups for teachers and students of Muhammadiyah Karangkobar Vocational School has a significant impact on students' knowledge and skills which in the short term can support them in facing the national vocational competency exam, and later it is hoped that it will be useful for graduates while living in middle of society
Unlocking The Potential of Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) in The Digital Era: A Case Study on Optimizing E-Commerce Application Development in Sumberarum Village, Moyudan, Sleman
Authors: Pribadi Ulung , Sakir Sakir , Juhari Juhari , Naufal Rofi Muhammad , Ani Safitri
Published: January 2024

Abstract. This case study explores the potential of Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) in the digital era, focusing on optimizing e-commerce application development in Sumberarum Village, Moyudan, Sleman. BUMDes have emerged as a powerful tool for empowering rural communities and driving local economic development. By leveraging e-commerce applications, BUMDes in Sumberarum Village have overcome challenges such as limited market access, a lack of infrastructure, and financial constraints. This has created a thriving digital ecosystem that promotes entrepreneurship, employment generation, and community development. The study highlights the role of BUMDes in supporting and supervising Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and tourist destinations, facilitating access to capital, training, and market opportunities. Developing appealing e-commerce applications with optimal performance, customer data security, and responsive technical support is crucial. The study suggests promoting awareness, conducting training programs, establishing partnerships, improving digital infrastructure, and prioritizing data security to unlock the potential of BUMDes and leverage e-commerce for local economic development.
Development of MSME Management in Penggung Village of Hargorejo
Authors: Darumurti Awang , Atmojo Muhammad Eko , Hanif Nita Aribah
Published: January 2024

Abstract. This paper is intended to map the MSME development efforts carried out in Hargorejo Village, Kokap Sub-district, Kulonprogo Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta (DI Yogyakarta). This urgency was initiated by the potential of the Penggung Village which has natural wealth in the form of bamboo and coconut trees which are a source of income for MSMEs in the region. However, based on the observations and interviews that have been conducted in Penggung Village, several aspects have become problematic for the MSME actors in product management, product marketing, financial management and the lack of community support for the progress of MSMEs. The aspects of product management are closely related to product diversification, minimal use of technology, and limited knowledge of product management. Meanwhile, the aspects of product marketing include narrow target markets, limited ability of MSME actors to operate digital marketing and unattractive packaging. The aspect of financial management is caused by the low ability and understanding of MSME actors in making simple bookkeeping. The aspects of lack of community support are found in advancing and supporting the competitiveness of MSMEs through participation in MSME activities. These aspects are problems that are relatively disruptive to the growth of MSMEs.
Improving Entrepreneur Skills for Micro Business Nearby Al Syakirin Gombak Mosque Malaysia to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals
Authors: Yaya Rizal , Nugraheni Peni , Nurpaizah Siti , Putra Adli Zuliansyah , Abdul Razak Dzuljastri Bin , Suib Fatin Husna , Suki Amirah Ahmad
Published: January 2024

Abstract. The Covid-19 pandemic has badly affected micro businesses in Malaysia. The condition is getting better after the Malaysian Government lifted restrictions due to Covid-19 prevention. Al Syakirin Mosque, Gombak Selangor Malaysia, has 345 zakat recipients, some of whom have micro businesses. The micro businesses are mainly located near the mosque. However, a lack of entrepreneurial skills results in prolonged development of their business although Covid-19 restrictions have been lifted, raising concerns about achieving SDG 1 (no poverty) and SDG 2 (no hunger) for the micro business. Meanwhile, there are many opportunities that they can utilize to develop their business, such as obtaining new markets and developing more variety of products. The community service program was conducted in May 2023 in Al Syakirin Mosque Gombak Malaysia in the form of training and consultation on digital marketing and financial management to 26 zakat recipients who have micro businesses or are planning to have micro businesses. Based on the participants’ evaluation in the Google Form, all of them found that the training has improved their knowledge and awareness of digital marketing, halal sources of funds, and preparing and using simple financial reports. In terms of their sales, within three weeks after the training, half of them reported an increase in sales. Based on the interview with participants, this program can reduce the poverty level among participants and educate them with financial literacy knowledge to be independent (SDG 1 on no poverty). This program is also viewed by the participants to be able to help them to open new businesses to avoid hunger and the digital marketing knowledge has opened a broader market to expand their business through the use of it (SDG 2 on no hunger).
Improving the IT Competence of Vocational High School Teachers with Internet of Things Training Based on ESP 8266
Authors: Nugroho Aris Widyo , Yudha Fitroh Anugrah Kusuma , Suwanda Totok , Kurniawan Aditya , Ardiyansyah Nur
Published: January 2024

Abstract. This training aims to improve participants' understanding and skills of SMK Muhammadiyah 3 Yogyakarta Teachers in developing IoT applications using the ESP8266 module. The employed training techniques encompass both theoretical and practical modules, as well as interactive group discussions. Trainees are interested in technology and want to expand their knowledge of IoT. During the training, participants were given an understanding of the basic concepts of IoT, an introduction to the ESP8266 module, and how to use the Arduino IDE for microcontroller programming. The results of this dedication show a significant increase in participants' understanding and skills after attending the training. Participants can understand the basic principles of wireless communication, install, and configure the ESP8266 module, and develop simple IoT applications. Evaluation of the participants showed high satisfaction with this training. The training was deemed highly beneficial and applicable to the participants' everyday routines. Participants also feel more confident in facing challenges in developing IoT applications. The training program is expected to yield enduring advantages, foster indigenous ingenuity, and enhance community engagement with the Internet of Things (IoT) technology.
Counseling Management Assistance through Social Spirituality Values to Overcome Anxiety and Increase Learning Motivation of Indonesian School Students in The Hague
Authors: Purnomo Halim , Samidjo Gatot Supangkat , Azhar Muh. , Nurjannah Adhianti , Prawoto Nano , Tahir Herman , Agustina Noor Qomaria
Published: January 2024

Abstract. This service program aims to assist in the management of counseling guidance through the values of Social Spirituality to overcome anxiety and increase student motivation to learn at the Indonesian School The Hague (SIDH). The Hague Indonesian School is located at Rijksstraatweg 679, 2245 CB, Wassenaar, The Hague, Netherlands. Basic Management of Joint Regulations of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia Number 07 of 2015 and Number 1 of 2015 concerning the Management and Implementation of Indonesian Education Abroad. Furthermore No. OND/ODS-2011/41537 U, Dienst Uitvoering Ondewijs, Ministerie van Onderwijs, Culture n Wetenschap (as a Foreign School in the Netherlands) September 9, 2011, the status of a State school. The implementation method is socialization to teachers related to the values of social spirituality in the Counseling Management selection to overcome anxiety and increase student motivation in The Hague Indonesian School. The output target of this service program is the DIMASEJATI Journal: Journal of Community Service accredited by the Ministry of Education and Culture and Technology with the Sinta 4 category.
Strengthening Human Resource and Regeneration in The Process of Integrating Knowledge In Economics At PCIM Spain
Authors: Wardani Dyah Titis Kusuma , Nahar Faiza Husnayeni , Putri Andea Destika Aulia , Pamungkas Maghfirah Devi
Published: January 2024

Abstract. Integration of knowledge as Islamic methodology and intellectual heritage were never obstacles to human development, but what stands as obstacles to human progress are the weak political leadership, poor investments on human capital, as well as the wrong interpretations of the Islamic messages by those who claim to speak for Islam. Indeed, integration of knowledge is a gateway to bring in again the glory of the noble Islamic civilization which never denied the great position of man, his leadership and intellectual capabilities to carry on the message of Khilafah and attain Falah both in this world and the Hereafter by both means of revelation (wahy) and reason (‘aql). This study aims to strengthen the human resource as well as to conduct regeneration in the process of integrating knowledge in Economics at PCIM Spain. To achieve the objective, this study conducts six (6) series of seminars and workshops on Integration of Knowledge particularly in Economics field. The results show that, to strengthen the human resource especially for lecturers who teach Economics or other disciplines, they should master several traditional sciences. Herewith the order of priority mastery of traditional sciences: [1] Arabic; [2] General historical insights about Islamic civilization; [3] Ushul Fiqh; [4] Their respective scientific disciplines (all of which have a turats basis); [5] Ushul Tafsir; [6] Ushul Hadith. In conclusion, the outputs of this Community Service Program are, [1] Six (6) series of seminars and workshops on Integration of Knowledge particularly in Economics field which is held by UMY in collaboration with PCIM Spain; [2] Integration of knowledge book, that contain the summary of Integration of Knowledge Studies from many scholars’ perspectives; [3] Publication of article from this Community Service Program (Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat - PkM); [4] Publication of mass media about the program (Kajian Ber-seri Integrasi Ilmu Pengetahuan Kerja Sama UMY dan PCIM Spain).
Empowerment Muhamadiyah Reselience in Facing Disaster Through Mobilizing Local Wisdom Ideas
Authors: Surwandono Surwandono
Published: January 2024

Abstract. This service aims to build community resilience in disaster-prone areas in West Palbapang Village, Bantul District, and Bantul Bantul Regency, Yogyakarta, through a number of activities to explore a number of local wisdoms owned by the Muhammadiyah Association in the development of disaster-resilient villages. The head of the Muhammadiyah Branch (PRM), Kadirojo, was chosen as the location of service to continue the disaster service program systematically. In the previous year, an assessment was carried out related to the readiness of PRM Kadirojo's human resources as an actor in the formation of disaster-resilient villages at the Palbapang Village level. It will continue to be possible to identify a variety of local wisdoms that PRM Kadirojo owns in this service, both in the superstructure dimension (ideas) and infrastructures like infrastructure facilities that support the creation of disaster-resilient villages. The community service method uses a constructivist approach from Peter L. Berger through three main activities: objectification in the form of preparing an illustrated guidebook on disaster-resilient village development governance; externalization in the form of a series of focus group discussions; and internalization in the form of training for trainers for Muhammadiyah and Aisyiyah Branch Leaders. All three activities are carried out collectively and interactively. The results of the community service showed that the participants were able to identify a number of disaster local wisdoms, such as Kokoh Bakoh, to be applied in the management of life in disaster-resilient villages.
Training on Making Fish Feed Pellets using Black Soldier Fly Larvae in Kapanewon Kokap, Kulon Progo, Yogyakarta
Authors: Nurkomar Ihsan , Trisnawati Dina Wahyu , Rizki Muhammad Ibnu
Published: January 2024

Abstract. Insects are organisms with a million benefits. One insect that benefits human life is the black soldier fly, which can be used as a decomposer. On the other hand, the larvae of these insects can be transformed into animal feed, such as fish. Some community members in Hargorejo have started cultivating black soldier flies, while others work as fish farmers who have difficulty providing feed. To encourage cooperation between communities and based on these problems, a community service program found solutions through counseling, training, and transfer technology. These activities have successfully increased participants’ knowledge about the benefits of black soldier flies and their use for animal feed. Further actions can be taken in product production and economic enhancement.
Women’s Participation In Utilization Of Garbage Waste In Biosolar Energy Literacy: Enhanching To Sustainable Development
Authors: Rachmawatie Dessy , Saputra Rizki
Published: January 2024

Abstract. Garbage waste is a very crucial problem in people living in narrow yards and a relatively dense population. Not to mention the limited availability of land for waste collection sites, which then causes an accumulation of waste problems in the community. Brajan Village is one of the villages in Kasihan District, Bantul Regency. Initially, this village had community groups having social problems, such as drinking and gathering at night which tended to disturb the residents. Through the Takmir Masjid activity, a children's recitation activity was created at this location, with the hope that this activity could change the negative behavior of their parents. Gradually this activity succeeded, so a children's TPA activity and a Mosque Takmir activity were formed, which were actively participated by young people and their parents. One of the activity programs carried out at the mosque is the Garbage Sodaqah activity. Through this activity, the community is educated about waste, how important it is to manage household waste or the waste they produce from their own yards, how to deposit garbage as a charity effort with good intentions to reduce plastic waste.
Implementation of EDAS Management System In IEEE Conferences
Authors: Jusman Yessi , Zaki Ahmad , Chamim Anna Nur Nazilah , Aini Masayu Alya Nur , Tyassari Wikan
Published: January 2024

Abstract. International conference is a significant activity for an educational institution, especially for a university. Organizing an international conference will increase the credibility of the university. One of the challenges of organizing a conference is a large number of participants from various parts of the world with various backgrounds. Despite its excellent research performance, UniMAP still needs to work on organizing international conferences. EDAS is a system to help organizers in managing conferences properly. The service program is carried out with collaborators to conduct workshops and training on conference management with the EDAS system. Therefore, partners (UniMAP) can organize international conferences properly and maximally.
Training on Identification of Business Units of Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDES)
Authors: Purwaningsih Titin , Widodo Bambang Eka Cahya , Rahayu DA Meika Kurnia Puji
Published: January 2024

Abstract. Village-owned enterprises (BUMDES) strive to utilize village economic, institutional, and human resource potential to improve community welfare. BUMDES often needs to develop due to the mismatch of business units chosen by BUMDES with the potential and capabilities of the village. Therefore, training in identifying potential for business units of BUMDES is necessary for starting an appropriate business. The objective of this community service is to identify potential business units to be developed by BUMDES in Bengkal village, Kranggan District, Temanggung Regency, which recently pioneered BUMDES. There are two activities in this community service, namely Focus Group Discussion in identifying the potential of BUMDES business units and training on BUMDES business unit planning. This activity involved the managers of BUMDES, the Village Head, village officials, community leaders, and village youth. Through FGD and planning training for business units, BUMDES managers and village officials understand the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and challenges faced in developing business units so that they can anticipate weaknesses and challenges with existing strengths and opportunities.
Counselling of Traditional Tempe Manufacturers In Bakungan, Wedomartani, Ngemplak, Sleman
Authors: Sudarja Sudarja , Himarosa Rela Adi , Almudi Almudi
Published: January 2024

Abstract. Bakungan, Wedomartani, Ngemplak, Sleman, was once famous for its traditional tempe production because there were 6 tempe manufacturers. There are currently only 2 manufacturers who still exist and are consistent with this profession. The two manufacturers are Mrs. Tukirah and Mrs. Budi Lestari. The two manufacturers carry out production processes manually and on a small scale. Therefore, assistance is needed to increase the capacity and quality of tempe products, as well as to improve the marketing system. Based on the description of the situation analysis and the partners' problems above, the solution to the problem is the mechanization of the production process (exfoliating the epidermis of soybeans with a machine and using special cookers to boil soybeans). In addition, counseling was also carried out regarding effective and efficient tempe production. Each stage of community service activities was documented in the form of photos and videos. Furthermore, the video of the activity was uploaded on the YouTube channel. The results of the community service activities were also disseminated in an international seminar. With this community service activity, partners get double benefits, namely the knowledge and technology of making tempe and obtaining quality production facilities. Thus, partners can become more independent and prosperous.