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ANALISIS PENGARUH FAKTOR-FAKTOR MOTIVASI TERHADAP PRODUKTIVITAS TENAGA KERJA EDUKATIF DI LINGKUNGAN KOPERTIS WILAYAH VII
Authors: Sri Murni Siti 
Published: February 2017

This research is intended to analyze the impact of extrinsic and intrinsic motivation on the productivity of the manpower of permanent educational, specially of the Kopertis Wilayah VII Universities in Kotamadya Surabaya. Thefree variables of this research are extrinsic and intrinsic motivation, consisting of: (1). Income and incentive (X1); (2). Working condition (Xi); (3). Policy and administrati-on of the institution (X3); (4). Personal relationship (X4); (5). Supervision Quality (X5); (6). Achievement (Xf); (7). Accreditation 1 recognition (X7); (8). The work itself (XB); (9). Responsibilities (X9) and (J 0). Potential of individual improvement (X10}. Whereas non-free variables are productivity of the manpower of permanent educational (Y).This research use Analysis of the Multiple Regression Linear, and the test result of the first hypothesis used simultaneously test (F-test) to permanent educational rank Ill a, b, c and d, while the test of the second hypothesis implementing partial test (t-test). The test results of the first and the second would be used as a base for the institution's decision making to reach the organizational success. The respondents are male and female dosen Dpk. in the Teaching Staff of Nature science and Social science with total number of 80 lectures from 7 universities. The test result of the analysis of simultaneously first hypothesis (F-test) which assume that .free variable motivation of extrinsic and intrinsic impact on non-free variable of productivity of manpower of permanent educational. Can be stated as followed: F'o = 1,620 less than Ft = 1,90 with probabilities = l 1,9 more than level of significant (los.) 5%. From this result, the truth can 't be proved, so extrinsic and intrinsic motivation of permanent educational do not affect manpower productivity. With the result of R2 (R square)= 19, 01% it can mean variable motivation us model can affect the manpower productivity of permanent educational staff, only 19, 01% more and less 81% affected by variables cut of the model.The result of the I-test of the second hypothesis assumes that variable of the job itself (XB) is dominant , but the result of the analysis of income and incentive (X1) is dominant; evidently the test result oft observation = - 2,636 less than t table - - 1,986 and probability = 1, 04% less than its level of significant (los.) = 5%; with test result of partial coefficient determination (r2) = 9, 15% is the biggest to give contribution to the predictions of manpower permanent educational Kopertis Wilayah Vil in Surabaya , with regression coefficient (b1) with negative sign running at -2,623.Considering the test result of the first and second hypothesis whose is not consistent with the (expectation) assumption, so the institution where permanent educational work can take s teps by evaluating what obstacles to the improvement, then deciding the goal to success for permanent educational and the institution.
PENGARUH GAYA HIDUP, PENJUALAN PRIBADI DAN KELOMPOK REFERENSI TERRADAP KEPUTUSAN PEMBELIAN KONSUMEN PRODUK ASURANSI JIWA SERTA DAMPAKNYA PADA KEPUASAN PELANGGAN (Studi pada PT. Asuransi Jiwasraya Surabaya Regional Office)
Authors: Ujianto Ujianto , Sugiharto Koko 
Published: February 2017

This research talk about the influence of lifestyle, personal selling and reference group on consumer purchase decision and so its impact on customer satisfaction. The objective of research is in order to analyze significances a_{ structural equation modefling that is built based on theory and conseptualization of that phenomenon. The research is explanatory research that effort to test hypothesis statistically and explain it descriptively and inferentialy. Instrument of the research is questionnaire and collected by personally administered and post mail. Research population is the customer who accept the premium . The sample 183 person taken .from target population by area random sampling l,ifestyle indicated in 9 items, personal selling in I I items, reference group in 3 items, consumer purchase decision in 2 items and customer satisfaction in JO items.The result of the research is the lifestyle, pesonal selling, reference group have an sign ficant effect toward the costumer satisfaction through consumer decision making as an intervening variable.
PENGARUH KARAKTERISTIK INOVASI TERHADAP ADOPSI TEKNOLOGI INTERNET OLEH USAHA KECIL DAN MENENGAH (UKM)
Authors: Sutaryo Sutaryo 
Published: February 2017

The adoption of information technology represents a problem of magnitude to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Situation that they are facing is different from larger corporations, making technology adoption behavior different from them. This study surveys the acceptance of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) at Sidoarjo East Java to the adoption of internet technology. Using a portion of Rogers' model and uncertainty attribute of innovation diffusion as the framework and treating internet technology as a form of new innovation, we analyze factors affecting internet technology adoption.A multiple regression analysis is carried out, with the five characteristics of innovation highlighted by Rogers and uncertainty attribute proposed by Frambach and Schillewaert to determine factors that affect the willingness to adopt. Of the six factors affecting adoption of Internet technology by SMEs, only trialability appear unsignificant, with the overall regression explaining around 60, 7% of willingness to adopt. Relative advantage attribute bring the most contribution in explanation willingness to adopt by SMEs about 35,5%.
ANALISIS PERBANDINGAN PENILAIAN KINERJA PERBANKAN MENURUT SE Bl 1997 DAN SE BI 1998
Authors: Setyawardani Lydia 
Published: February 2017

We can evaluate the bank health from financial ratios in its financial statements. The fi nancial ratios are known as ('AMEL (capital adequacy, asset quality, management, earning, liquidity). The government changes the regulation of evaluation of bank health. The new regulation we use now is SE HI No. 30 23: UPPB, 19 March 1998 and the old one is SE Bl No. 30 2 UPPB. 30 April 1997.The research issue is whether /here any significant changes in bank performance if we use the new reKulation than the old one. The chanRes consist of three financial ratios there are two ratios <?f'asset quality and one liquidity ratio. The measurement calculates the credit values from .financial ratios according to the old regulation and the new one and then comparing the results.The results show that there are any signlficant changes in bank performance using the new regulation. The results also show that using the new regulation to measure the bank health makes more difficultj(Jr the bank to get the predicate as a good bank.
ANALISIS ABNORMAL RETURN SURAT BERHARGA PADA PENAWARAN PERDANA DI BURSA EFEK JAKARTA (PERBANDINGAN PERIODE SEBELUM DAN SELAMA KRISIS MONETER)
Authors: Kartika Pertiwi Tri 
Published: February 2017

The research about abnormal return of initial offering has been carried out by many other researchers. The results indicated that underpricing which signed by positive abnormal returns occurred in the short time. However, the effects that has caused underpricing was still indicate inconsistency. The objective of this research is to examine the differences of abnormal return between company that carry out initial public offering in the period before and during monetary crisis,with a special reference to Jakarta Stock Exchange. Furthermore, it also aims to find out effects of stock value uncertainty and company value that proxied by standard deviation and age, effect of informed demand proxied by delay time, and effect of underwriter reputation on abnormal return.Results indicated that there was significant abnormal return difference between the periods before and during monetary crisis. The factor that effected abnormal return in the period before monetary crisis was delay variable and underwriter reputation. The results was contrary with initial assumption. The significant factor that influenced abnormal return in the period during monetary crisis was standard deviation and age.
PERBANDINGAN KINERJA DAN KARAKTERISTIK KEUANGAN PERUSAHAAN PUBLIK DI PASAR MODAL INDONESIA DAN FILIPINA
Authors: Indrajaya Tuharea Firdaus 
Published: February 2017

Recovery process from crisis 1997 in all over ASEAN country had show a progress in 1999, where the economic condition is become batter than before. The report from World Economic Forum 2002 about economic growth in 80 countrys including ASEAN country have progress in their economic growth in 2001 and 2002 except Philippines and Indonesia. Report from World Investment report 2003 in their fact sheet, show that in all ASEAN countrys including Philippines have increase in transaction volume in their capital market, except Indonesia capital market.The fact that change in economic condition and recovery process from crisis doesn’t effect much to investor to invest their capital in philippines public company make some question, “is the public company in philippines have financial performance more batter than indonesia public company that also had decline in their economic condition?”. This research try ti find out the answer by compare financial performance (proxy by ratio) between public compani in philippines and indonesia. financial ratio use in this research is representation from liquidity ratio, solvency ratio, profitability ratio, and all that ratio compare by Independent Sample T-test in each observation time (2001 and 2002). The result from the test shows almost all ratio use (except ROA) indicate that financial performance in philippines public company is more batter then indonesia public company.
ANALISIS KEPUASAN NASABAH TERHADAP PELAYANAN JASA PERBANKAN PADA BANK RAKYAT INDONESIA (BRI) DI JAWA TIMUR
Authors: Patuh Priyadi Maswar , Suwitho Suwitho 
Published: February 2017

The objective of this study is to investigate the simultaneous and the partial effect of service factors consist of reliability, responsiveness, assurance and emphaty on satisfaction of BRI customer in East Java. This study uses the sample of BRI customer lived in branch office of Kediri, Sumenep, Banyuwangi and Bojonegoro based on purposive random sampling method. Data is estimated using multiple linear regression model.The empirical result of study by partial t-test show that reliability not influence satisfaction, but another factors like responsiveness, assurance and emphaty influence satisfaction of BRI costumer. The result by simultaneous F-test show that reliability, responsiveness, assurance and emphaty influence satisfaction of BRI customer.
PENGARUH QUALITY OF WORK LIFE TERHADAP PRODUKTIVITAS KERJA KARYAWAN (Studi Kasus Balai Pelayanan Teknis Industri Kulit Di Magetan)
Authors: Sitohang Sonang 
Published: February 2017

The objective of this research is to analize the impact of the Quality of Work Life (QWL) to the Employee Productivity of Technical Leather Industry Unit Service in Magetan simustaneously either partial and also recognize that the Extencive Training is the dominant variable. The research population are 41 people, all the employees of Technical Leather Industry Unit Service in Magetan, and used multiple regression method to test hypotheses. Base on the research, the QWL that consist of; job security, selective hiring, self management team, equitable compensation, extensive training, reduced differences in status, and sharing information simultaneously have impact to the employee productivity (F) value 11,5206. So, With partial QWL to the employee productivity with (t) value; job security 4,4070, selective hiring 3,1928, self management team 6,4529, equitable compensation 4,1858, extensive training 7,1086, reduced differences in status 5,0497, and sharing information 4,0763, and the extencive training is the dominant variable to the employee productivity.
PEMODELAN FORMULA MATEMATIK UNTUK MENENTUKAN NILAI BUKU AKTIVA TETAP DAN ALGORITMANYA DALAM BAHASA PEMROGRAMAN QUICK BASIC
Authors: Herlambang Yudha 
Published: February 2017

According to General Accepted Accounting Priciples (GAAP), we realize that Fix Assets have been used during periodic useful live which be allocated for cost was called Deppreciation Cost .For the Fixed Assets which be depreciated will result the final Value of the Assets mentioned Book Value. The Book Value of Fix Assets in the first year was called the Historical Cost.The Book Value in each periodcan be calculated by using conventional method, we can make the tabulation chronologically until the end of useful life. In this paper, the author will design the mathematical formulation for determining the Book Value Directly at the year-t or Book Value Equation referred to the function t(time) without tabulation process, for each depreciation method used in Accounting Principle .In other side, the author will also design the programming and algorithm in Computer Language by using Quick Basic Software. And the last the author will test the validity of program and mathematic formulation by comparing the result with the result of conventional method (tabulation method).
MEMPREDIKSI KINERJA KEUANGAN DENGAN MODAL INTELEKTUAL PADA PERUSAHAAN PERBANKAN TERBUKA DI BURSA EFEK JAKARTA
Authors: Iswati Sri 
Published: February 2017

To overcome the competition, a company not only focuses on physical capitals, but also focuses on intellectual capitals. Company can achieve a competitive advantage and earn profit by owing intellectual capitals. Intellectual capitals rest on a potential link between intellectual capitals on one hand and corporate performance on the other hand. A company will grow up if a growing number of physical capitals in the same line with a growing number of intellectual capitals.The purpose of this empirical study is to investigate the influence of intellectual on bank performance, especially financial performance. This study uses empirical data from Indonesia Capital Market Directory 2005 issued by Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSE). This research uses quantitative analysis. The population of the research are banks listed in JSE. The hypothesis test uses regression analysis model with the degree of significance at 0.05. The main conclusion of this particular study is intellectual capitals have no influence on bank performance.
ANALISIS SWOT DAYA DUKUNG DAERAH TERHADAP PENGEMBANGAN KAWASAN INDUSTRI KABUPATEN BLITAR
Authors: Khuzaini Khuzaini , Suwitho Suwitho 
Published: February 2017

The first step of industrial area development needs to find out the current conditional supportiveness in the smallest area unit. The smallest unit of Regency or Municipality is subdistrict. The setting of this study is Blitar Regency while its smallest area units studied are the Subdistricts of Bakung, Wonotirto, Sutojayan, Panggungrejo, Wates, Binangun, Kesamben, Selorejo, Doko, Wlingi, Talun, Selopuro, Kanigoro, Kademangan, Sanankulon, Srengat, Udanawu, Wonodadi, Ponggok, Nglegok, Garum and Gandusari..The method used is SWOT analysis which considers internal factor constructed in IFAS (Internal Strategic Factor Analysis Summary) table and external factor constructed in EFAS (External Strategic Factor Analysis Summary) table. The highest IFAS values is Subdistrict Ponggok, while the highest EFAS values is Kademangan. Based on IFAS and EFAS values, the quadrant position will be derived in SWOT matrix whose x axis is IFAS and y axis is EFAS. There are four quadrants in SWOT matrix, they are S-O (Strengths – Opportunities), W-O (Weakness-Opportunities), S-T (Strengths-Threats), and W-T (Weakness-Threats). The results of this current study suggest that from 22 Subdistricts we studied, there are ten Subdistricts in S-O quadrant, two in W-O quadrant, five in S-T quadrant and five in W-T quadrant. Based on the position of these Subdistricts in SWOT quadrant, the appropriate strategy for each Subdistrict in developing their area in order to support the development of industrial area will be determined.
ORIENTASI PELANGGAN, ORIENTASI PASAR DAN INOVASI SERTA PENGARUHNYA TERHADAP KINERJA BISNIS HOTEL BERBINTANG TIGA DI INDONESIA
Authors: Rachmat Basuki 
Published: February 2017

This research was aimed at exploring the influence of marketing strategy with customer orientation, market orientation, and innovation on the business performance in the hotel three-star hotel in Indonesia, the purposes of the research are as follows: 1). to test the influence of the customer orientation on the business performance and market orientation, 4). to test the influence of the market orientation on the business performance and innovation, 5). to test the influence of innovation on the business performance. The research populations are all the three-star hotels in Indonesia as many as 227 hotels. While the unit of the research sample is three-star hotels in Java, Bali, and Lombok Island with amount 158 hotels and by achieved 107 questionaires of the sample unit (response rate 67.7%) are valid. The respondents are human resource managers, general managers, marketing managers, and financial managers. The data were analyzed by using stuctural equation modelling (SEM), and the AMOS Program which has 4.0 version. Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) is a set of statistical technics enable testing a complex relationship combination simultantly. The hypothesis tested by regression weight-standardized estimates by comparing p-value method and 5% (a=5%) significance level. The hypothesis is significant if probability value (p-value) is < 5%. The results of the research show that three hypothesis are significant and acceptable and two hypothesis are non significant which have non significant influence customer orientation on the business performance (H1), positive significant influence customer orientation on the market orientation (H2), non significant influence market orientation on the business performance (H3), positive significant influence market orientation on the innovation (H4), and positive significant influence innovation on the business performance (H5) have been found.
Community of Inquiry and Learning in Immersive Environments
Authors: McKerlich Ross , Anderson Terry 
Published: February 2017

In higher education institutions around the world, educators and administrators are actively engaged in sometimes lively discussions about immersive environments and their application for learning. Innovative educators are excited about the possibilities of learning collaboratively in a virtual place without loss of visual cues and the enhanced sense of presence that this new media affords. Like every new technology, immersive environment's application to learning must be evaluated and tested before it earns a place in the often crowded technological tool chest of both distance, campus and blended educators. To aide in the evaluation of these tools, the paper describes the initial development of an immersive environment education evaluation tool based on the well regarded community of inquiry model of online learning.
After a brief overview of both immersive environments for learning and the community of inquiry model, the following research questions are addressed: Is the Community of Inquiry recognizable in a MUVE learning environment? Are new indicators required if the community of inquiry was used as an evaluation tool for MUVE learning environments? Could the Community of Inquiry model be used as a framework for evaluating educational events in immersive environments? Observations of five diverse educational events are described in the context of the community of inquiry model. The research questions are then revisited and the Multi User Virtual Environment Education Evaluation Tool (MUVEEET ™) is proposed.
Introduction to the Special Issue on Transitioning to Blended Learning
Authors: Picciano Anthony G 
Published: February 2017

In 2004, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation funded an invitation-only workshop on blended learning. It was one of the first such events to focus entirely on the concept of combining online and face-to-face instruction into a new instructional modality and since has evolved into the Annual Sloan Consortium Blended Learning Conference and Workshop. Over the past seven years, this Conference and Workshop has added significantly to the research base and best practices that apply to blended learning. Its scholarly production includes a plethora of important studies and resources that have contributed significantly to what is known about blended learning. For example, the work of this Conference and Workshop has produced:
•	a comprehensive look at a definition of the term “blended learning”;
•	the first book dedicated entirely to the research on blended learning [1]; and
•	an extensive review of blended learning instructional models. [2]
In April 2010, the 7th Annual Sloan Consortium Blended Learning Conference and Workshop attracted almost three hundred educational leaders, faculty members, instructional designers and researchers who discussed, shared and considered effective practices in the design and delivery of blended learning environments. The purpose of this special edition of the Journal of Asynchronous Learning Networks is to preserve some of the knowledge and insights shared at this event. The articles selected also represent well the theme of this special edition – transitioning to blended learning.
Online Training for Working with Student Veterans: A Social Work Elective Course
Authors: Selber Katherine , Biggs Mary Jo Garcia , Chavkin Nancy Feyl , Wright Micah C. 
Published: February 2017

Abstract
This article describes one school of social work’s innovative online elective course to prepare Masters of Social Work (MSW) students for practice with the military, veterans, and their families. Developed as part of a university-wide Veterans Initiative, this online course keeps the focus on the student veteran and uses best practices of online education. The authors share their strategies and make recommendations for future trainings.
An Evaluation of Low Versus High-Collaboration in Online Learning
Authors: Wicks David , Craft Baine B. , Lee Donghun (Don) , Lumpe Andrew , Henrikson Robin , Baliram Nalline , Bian Xu , Mehlberg Stacy , Wicks Katy 
Published: February 2017

Abstract
Researchers in a recent study found that online students’ ability to self-regulate led to more focused attention and time on task, and in turn, these skills could lead to better learning. Given the need for more theoretical work in this area, as well as the potential practical benefits from the use of these pedagogical strategies, we sought to compare differences between high- versus low-collaboration teams in an online assignment to determine if higher levels of student-to-student collaboration led to higher levels of self-regulation or learning presence (forethought and planning, monitoring, strategy use, and reflection). Specifically, we explored how the use of high-collaboration technologies, such as Google Docs and Google Hangouts, impacted the level of learning presence students demonstrated while participating in a small group project. The low-collaboration group made minimal use of an asynchronous discussion forum for collaboration. Differences in collaboration were measured using student grades, peer evaluations, pre- and posttests, and community of inquiry surveys. In addition, quantitative content analysis and social network analysis were used to assess collaboration by examining learning presence in the two groups.