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Development of Augmented Reality in Biotechnology processes as a Supporting Media for Science Learning Modules in Elementary Schools
Authors: Umamah N , Mahmudi K , Agustiningsih  , Suratno  
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Learning media is an important aspect of the teaching and learning process. This can be seen if, in enjoyable learning, it will generate student learning enthusiasm, and vice versa. If students can grow their enthusiasm for learning, in order to be creative, innovative and active students will increase. Biotechnology material is one of the high grade material in elementary school. So that requires a special behavior in learning. Augmented reality is considered as an appropriate supporting media in the learning module in elementary school. This is considering that Augmented Reality is a program that is able to call a database in the form of 3D animation that facilitates and helps students in the learning process. The content contained in Augmented Reality is an abstract and real modification in a biotechnology process. The outcome of the development of supporting media is an application that is able to call for data code optimization into instructions in biotechnology material.
Implementation of Green Building Concept and How to Manage it at SMAN 3 Jember
Authors: Fauziah U , Mutrofin  , Sumardi  
Published: June 2020

Abstract
The concept of green building is a practice that is focused on minimizing the environmental impact that arises with reference to the concept of ecological, social, and economic. In Indonesia, this concept is still not well implemented, especially in several government-owned school buildings. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the government-owned educational institutions whether they had met the green building criteria based on the Greenship-GBCI standard, as well as how the efforts of policymakers in the school were managed. This study uses a quantitative research design with an evaluative approach. While the evaluation model used is the CIPP model, the data presented comes from the results of observations and interviews. Primary data is obtained by direct observation in schools using GBCI parameters and interviews with policymakers in schools. Based on the results of the study, it was found that according to the criteria in each category the results were 27 points (23% ) and had not reached the minimum eligibility limit of 41 points. The management of school buildings is supported by the government through the active role of schools and school committees in the form of submitting assistance through the Special Allocation Fund (DAK) and community participation. Recommendations for schools need to be improved in several buildings to conform to the principles of green building.
The mechanism for collecting social capital at retail traders in the PG- Asembagus Market
Authors: Arifin R , Sukidin  , Suharso P 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
This paper porpused to describe the mechanism of collecting social capital at retail traders in the PG-Asembagus market used a qualitative approach. The location of this research was the PG-Asembagus market. The method of determining the subject of research using purposive sampling method. Data collection techniques or information used the method of in-depth interviews and observations. The data analysis technique used the interactive model of mile and hubertman analysis. Whereas to fulfill validity of the data in this study used triangulation techniques. The results of the research are social capital formed from the interaction between retailers in the PG-Asembagus market and customers have economic benefits that can be used as economic capital for these business people. It meant this social capital had turning into economic capital. The economic benefit of this social capital is in the form of basic food savings packages implemented by retail traders in the Asembagus PG market. The mechanism for collecting social capital is carried out by implementing a basic food savings package, where the collection process is obtained from paying members from a range of Rp1,000- Rp5,000 per day for 315-317 days. The money collected is used by business people as capital for their business..
The importance of updating the learning media for history teachers in vocational high schools
Authors: Khuriyah L , Naim M , Umamah N 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
The subjects of Indonesian History are closely related to the management of national character values such as nationalism, patriotism, national culture, national struggle, and others. The government program in the 2013 Curriculum has brought back Indonesian History in compulsory subjects (group A) in high schools including in vocational high schools throughout Indonesia. However, there are some discrepancies in the application of these subjects, between High Schools (SMA) and Vocational High Schools (SMK) such as the material, time allocation, handbooks, and others. This article uses a Qualitative research method with a case study design. The focus of the study was a government program that re-applied the subjects of Indonesian History in Vocational High Schools as compulsory subjects (Group A). The research limitation in this article is about the Teacher’s Book and Revised edition student books issued by the Ministry of Education and Culture in 2017.The results showed a discrepancy between the handbook (the teacher’s book and the student book) given at the Vocational School with the material and Basic Competence (KD) that should have been taught. This raises questions about the follow-up that should be done so that teachers and students in vocational schools can also have an Indonesian History handbook that is in accordance with what is needed in vocational schools.
Creative behavior of fisherman wives in the pesisir Village of the District Besuki - Situbondo
Authors: Budiarto H , Suharso P , Kantun S 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
This research was motivated by the poverty of fishing workers that occurred in Pesisir Village, Besuki District, Situbondo Regency. The uncertain income of fisherman laborers caused them into poverty. This condition requires several wives of fisherman laborers to be creative to help their husbands in fulfilling the economic needs of their families. In this study, several wives of fishing workers were found to be creative. This research is a descriptive study using a qualitative approach. The research location is in Pesisir Village, Besuki District, Situbondo Regency. The writing of this article uses a qualitative descriptive method. To determine the informant using the snowball technique. Data collection techniques in this study used the methode of observation and interviews conducted to informants, namely women who become fishermen laborers wives. The results of the study show that the role of wives in the family is very important. Beside being a housewife, also as a “treasurer” of the family. Creative behavior carried out by the wives of the fishing workers by making an effort in making crackers, fish paste and opening a grocery. The income from this creative behavior is able to fulfill the household needs and even pay the school fee of their children to senior high school and university degree. In addition, the wife of fisherman laborer is also motivated by the old paradigm that “a woman fate is in the kitchen” it should be able to prove that women can also be relied to fulfill their household needs. This becomes a benchmark to find out how big the role of the wife in the household. Therefore, the abilities and skills possessed must continue to be honed for a better life in the future.
Local wisdom for mangrove conservation and ecotourism: Case study from Wringinputih, Muncar, Banyuwangi
Authors: Purwowibowo  , Santoso B , Hendrijanto K , Hariyono S , Nufus B H 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
In some areas of Indonesia, local wisdom of coastal communities becomes an important factor and even determines the conservation initiative and mangrove-based ecotourism destinations; Wringinputih, Muncar, Banyuwangi, for instance. As a matter of fact, shrimp farms in this particular area were developed through reclamation in the 1980’s, and in consequence, many of the mangrove forest areas performed distinctly different functions. However, shrimp farming did not last long here as most shrimps suffered to death from white spot syndrome at the beginning of 1990’s. Thus, as most businessmen went bankrupt, they just left the shrimp farms and let the environmental conditions not taken a good care. Hence, in 1997 a number of community leaders of Wringinputih expressed their concerns and initiated local wisdom in the form of mangrove forests in favor of ex-location of shrimp farms. The research data were collected through descriptive qualitative method and in-depth interviews with some community leaders, the management of mangrove forests, selected individuals to obtain valuable information on local wisdoms related to the conservation of mangrove forests and the making of ecotourism destination. As a result, Wringinputih village community eventually restored mangrove forests in favor of the shrimp farms, and this particular success can apparently be applied elsewhere. Hence, with mangrove forest restoration, other natural resources grow exponentially and many mangrove-based tourism resorts are developed. The coastal communities can accelerate through many activities and job vacancies that they eventually can improve their social welfare.
Identification of tourism potentials in Ancient Bathing Sites of Pasuruan, Indonesia
Authors: Khakim M N L , Yuliati  , Winasari O , Asri S Y S 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Penanggungan Mount keeps a million relics with their respective historical stories. One of them is patirtan or ancient bathing site of Pasuruan, it calls the Patirtan Belahan. This historical site better known as Sumber Tetek (breast) by the surrounding community. This historical site is located at the foot of Mount Penanggungan and as one form of a tourist attraction with three functions at once. Patirtan Belahan is an evidence that in this local area of the site was the territory of one of the kingdoms in the archipelago. Patirtan Belahan is still preserved by the community and widely introduced. The uses and functions of these temples also vary, both as tourism destinations, educational fields, and even religious activities. The purpose of this research is to find out the function of Patirtan Belahan in three fields, namely as a tourist spot, historical edification, and also religion as the main points of our study. Our research also seeks to reveal how the site is one of the mainstays in the Belahan Jowo - Wonosunyo Village, Gempol. In one tourism place, there are three functions at the same time that can enrich tourist insight, of course, this can be a separate focus that can attract tourists as well as its benefits for stakeholders who are directly related to the Patirtan Belahan site. The method used for this study are observation, interview and also library research. This study used a qualitative approach because it is descriptive and tends to be analytical.
Mapping education facilities based on geographic information system
Authors: Utomo L P , Saputra I A , Rahmawati  , Nisa Z 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
The purpose of this study is to determine the conditions of the community’s needs for facilities, spatial distribution, and capacity of educational facilities in the city of Palu. The study used a survey method with a spatial approach as the basis for its analysis and the Neighborhood unit approach as the basis for mapping educational facilities by utilizing GIS in data processing and analysis as a whole. The results of the study show that East Palu Subdistrict is the main service center, indicating that in Tatanga Subdistrict there is even distribution of development in the field of providing primary school education facilities, and the capacity of primary school capacity in Tatanga Subdistrict is categorized more.
The socio-cultural values of “bersih desa ceremony”:a cultural study at Simbatan Village, sub-district of Nguntoronadi, Magetan Regency, East Java
Authors: Malawi I , Chasanatun F 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
The Objectives of this research are to describe and analyze the socio-cultural values of the BersihDesa Ceremony at Sub-Village of SimbatanWetan, Nguntoronadi, MagetanRegency. The approach of this research is descriptive qualitative with ethnographic research design, by which the researcher conveys descriptively about socio-cultural phenomena which are drawn from real case directly, holistically and comparatively within a given space and time. The subjects are the members of society in question who are selected under purposive sampling technique. The type of data are primary and secondary ones which are drawn by observation, interview and documantation. The main instrument of the research is the researcher himself. The data are analyzed by coding model suggested by Strauss and Corbin and validated by triangulation technique. The analysis results reflects that: (1)The socio-cultural values are reflected in the society’s social awareness, responsibility, cooperation and group consensus. (2) The socio-cultural values are reflected in the societal togetherness. (3) Bersih Desa ceremony is as the form of syncretism between local wisdom and Islamic values. (4) The value of adikodrati (supernatural) has been trusted to give safety for the society from any kinds of disaster. (5) Art attraction which is conducted as medium of spiritual interaction covers mystic art values.
Learning experience from learning sources: exploiting geographic and historical potential of guerrilla sites in Wonokarto Pacitan as a source of historical learning
Authors: Sulistyo W D , Khakim M N L , Kurniawan B , Dicky S A 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Pacitan is an administrative area in East Java. in this Regency there is a historical site of the struggle of General Soedirman. Guerrilla struggle during the physical revolution in Indonesia, in the period 1945-1949. These historical sites are in the form of open houses and monuments. one of the guerrilla sites used as a scheme in this study is a halfway house in Wonokarto. Its location in the hills is one of the geographical potentials that support it as a source of historical learning. The method in this research is collaboration, namely history and qualitative. The results of this study are historical learning model schemes with the use of Guerilla historical sites in Wonokarto.
Development of reqol (real quest outdoor learning) learning model to improve critical thinking skills (criticall thinking skill) in physics education
Authors: Astutik S , Mahardika I K , Supeno  , Indrawati  , Sugianto F 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Learning curriculum in 2013 encouraging students to learn actively (Active learning) and train students to thinking skills needed in the 21st century learning, one of which is the critical thinking skills. Critical thinking skills in Java in the last three years is still relatively low, in addition to the model of learning that continues constantly evolving, demanding teachers to use instructional model inovativ. So do research ReQOL learning model development as one of the main efforts to develop a model that inovativ. The learning model ReQOL (Real Quest Outdoor Learning) is a learning model approach to learning outside the classroom (Outdoor Learning) that can provide real learning experience to students in learning activities. Syntax ReQOL learning model consists of five stages: 1) orienting; 2) Questing; 3) Mapping; 4) Sharing; 5) Evaluating. This type of research is the development of research using a model of development research and Nieven Ploom. Data obtained in the form of criteria for the validity, effectiveness, and student response. ReQOL learning model declared invalid by experts with a value of 90.2% validation criteria predictably very valid, and effective way to train critical thinking skills with high effectiveness criteria, namely 0.75, student responses to the lessons learned with the value 77.25%. So that ReQOL learning model can be used as one inovativ models that can be used by teachers to train students’ critical thinking skills.
Development of meaningful investigation laboratory (mil) learning model to improve critical thinking skills in physics earning
Authors: Astutik S , Mahardika I K , Supeno  , Indrawati  , Sudarti  , Zakaria A F 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Learning models must be innovative in 21st century. One important component in the 21st century is critical thinking skills. Learning models require innovation, not only in the classroom. The Meaningful Investigation Laboratory (MIL) learning model is the solution for the based laboratory learning model that can improve the ability of critical thinking skills. The research method is research and development Nieveen’s Design. The results validation of MIL learning models and validation learning instruments is 92,5% and categorized as valid. There is an increase critical thinking skills after using the MIL learning model. This result is post-test higher than pretest with an N-gain value is 0.76 and categorized as high criteria. Students responses use MIL learning model is 84,52% positive responses and categorized very good. The critical thinking skills in the MIL learning model is found in every learning syntax. Critical thinking skills can be developed from: 1) Critical questions in precondition syntax, 2) Scientific experiment with critical thinking student workshhet in investigation syntax, 3) Reporting the results of investigations in critical class discussions in report syntax, 4) Reinforcement quiz are critical questions and analytical problems in the reinforcement syntax, and 5) Critical reflection from teacher to students and make conclusions together in reflection syntax.
The megalitic site in Pandan village Bondowoso as learning sources for historical learning
Authors: Arofah N , Swastika K , Sugiyanto  
Published: June 2020

Abstract
This research is historical research. This study aims to provide information on how to use megalithic sites as a source of history learning in schools. The results of this study indicate that there is relevance between the Pandan source site and the 2013 curriculum. The site as a source of historical learning can display pictures or videos of megalithic objects at the Sumber Pandan site in Grujugan Regency, Bondowoso Regency in the classroom. Of course this media is very useful to make students more eager to analyze the material taught not only to listen from the teacher’s explanation but also to be able to find out based on the pictures or videos displayed by the teacher so that learning becomes more enjoyable. Another way is to do tourism at the Sumber Pandan site, Grujugan District, Bondowoso Regency, this tourism work is carried out by the teacher by bringing students directly to the Sumber Pandan site environment. This tourism work is one of the methods carried out by teachers in teaching and learning history activities. This tourism work is more focused on presenting historical subject resources by bringing students to subjects that will be studied outside the classroom. This method makes learning creative. On these sites students are free to ask the site sitter or subject teacher for information.
The dynamics of the Lengger art in Prapah village, Panti, Jember 1900-2017
Authors: Layly S N , Sumarno  , Soepeno B 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Lengger Art was adopted from a grandfather’s trip named Kek Mo. On the way to the tomb of Sunan Giri, Kek Mo found his lengger mask worn during Lengger’s appearance. The surrounding community accepts the presence of Lengger art. This can be seen when the Lengger art is displayed as an expression of gratitude for the coffee harvest during the Dutch colonial period in 1900. Along with the development of the Lengger Art era, this art developed. In terms of function, the beginning of its function as an expression of gratitude, developed into an entertainment and economic resource for Lengger art performers. In terms of number of players, the initial founding of the Lengger art consisted of 5 people, 1960 was 8, 2000-2003 was 11, and 2003-2017 was 15. Clothing and cosmetology underwent changes, which now developed into complete uniforms along with attributes. and makeup. Equipment, the first booth used offerings, mats, mowo (ember) and Lengger masks; In 1960, dolls increased, from 2000-2017 they did not use dolls. Musical instruments, starting with a drum and 2 flying, the 1960s presented 2 pieces of flying and gamelan. His appearance, starting from the players standing just dancing, 1960-2000 dancing with processions, 2000-2003 dancing to include stories, and 2003-2017 featuring 3 babag namely remo dance, dancing with storytelling, and saweran.
Optimization of distribution path for community group buying considering customer satisfaction
Authors: Wang Yong , Qiu Wei 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Aiming at the problems of low efficiency, high cost and low customer satisfaction in the logistics distribution of community group purchase enterprises. In this paper, a VRP model with minimum total cost including fixed cost, transportation cost and penalty cost is established under the constraint of satisfaction function of distribution time window. The designed genetic algorithm is used to solve the model. Through the example verification, the total cost function designed in this paper can effectively reduce the cost and obtain good satisfaction. The algorithm is feasible and effective, providing a reference for enterprise decision-making.
Prediction of Road Traffic Accidents based on Rolling-optimized Grey Markov Mode
Authors: Xu Chengzhen , Zhang Heng , Gong Yanan , Sang Huiyun , Sun Guanglin , Chen Jing 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
In order to solve the problem that the accuracy of the accident prediction is affected by the time-effectiveness of the forecast data, the paper introduces the rolling optimization strategy based on the original data of the road traffic accident in the road section, and further establishes the rolling optimization-grey Markov dynamic prediction model. Using the Markov chain theory to explore the transition law between different states, the development trend of road traffic accidents volume is predicted, and the prediction accuracy of the random time series is further improved. Case analysis proves that the method has better prediction accuracy and practicability over a certain period of time, which can provide reference for road traffic accident prediction analysis and traffic safety early warning
Research on location model of emergency material storage warehouse based on generalized maximum coverage
Authors: Cheng Zhong-hua , Wang Qiang , Du Min , Chen Yong 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
It is of practical significance to analyze the support requirements of each rescue team for the rationality of warehouse location. In order to solve the problem that the traditional emergency material storage warehouse does not consider the difference of material guarantee timeliness of rescue team, a generalized covering location model is proposed. In this paper, the coverage is introduced to measure the quality of security services in each disaster area, and the maximum generalized coverage model is established to find the best location scheme of emergency material storage warehouse. Finally, the feasibility of the method is verified by an example, and the proposed method can better solve the location problem of emergency materials storage warehouse.