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Diah Widyawati
Universitas Bina Sarana Informatika
Humanities Economics, Econometrics & Finance Social Sciences

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Pelatihan Pemanfaatan Chatgpt Untuk Meningkatan Produktivitas Dan Efisiensi Kerja Pada Pengurus Majelis Taklim Qur’ani Nurul Fattah RR Roosita Cindrakasih; Diah Widyawati; Eni Saeni; Diana Tambunan; Adityo Fajar
Journal of Conflict and Social Class (JCSC) Vol. 3 No. 01 (2026): Journal of Conflict and Social Class (JCSC)
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This community service program was implemented to improve digital literacy and work productivity among the administrators of the Nurul Fattah Qur'ani Taklim Assembly through training on the use of ChatGPT. Limited digital literacy among the administrators means that administrative efficiency, preparation of activity reports, and development of da'wah materials are still carried out manually, thus requiring significant time and energy. The implementation method adopted a participatory and applied approach, including interactive lectures, live demonstrations, guided practice, case studies, and pre-test and post-test evaluations. The training materials included an introduction to the concept of Artificial Intelligence, effective prompt engineering techniques, the use of ChatGPT for organizational administration, preparation of study materials and sermons, digital da'wah content, and ethics and responsibility in using AI. The training results showed a significant increase in participants' abilities to compile administrative documents, activity reports, proposals, and social media content more quickly, systematically, and professionally. In the long term, this program is expected to strengthen the foundation's modern, responsive, and digital technology-based governance. Thus, this activity not only contributes to improving the capacity of individual administrators but also supports the institutional transformation of the Nurul Fattah Qur'ani Taklim Assembly to be more adaptive to technological developments in the digital era.
Agenda Setting and Framing of Tempo.co News: DKPP Postpones Summoning Reporter of KPU Private Jet Case Diah Widyawati
Journal of Creative Power and Ambition (JCPA) Vol. 4 No. 02 (2026): Journal of Creative Power and Ambition (JCPA)
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This study examines how Tempo.co’s coverage of the KPU private jet case influences the public agenda and perceptions of electoral integrity through agenda setting and framing. Using qualitative content analysis, the article “DKPP Postpones Summoning of Whistleblower in KPU Private Jet Case” was analyzed for text structure, placement frequency, and visual elements. Findings show the headline emphasizing postponement dominated the narrative, while information on potential ethical violations and the jet’s contract reduction from Rp65 M to Rp46 M was marginalized. The strategic placement of headlines, subheadings, and official DKPP quotes emphasized administrative details, thereby effectively sidelining critical discourse regarding financial accountability. Visuals such as the Tempo logo, photos of the DKPP hearing, and KPU documents reinforced institutional legitimacy, whereas the absence of jet imagery weakened emotional appeal. The framing balanced procedural narratives while obscuring potential corruption, leading the public to interpret delays as logistical rather than indicative of public fund misuse. Consequently, media agenda setting and framing significantly influence perceptions of electoral integrity, thereby bolstering public confidence in oversight institutions. The study recommends more balanced reporting, greater transparency, and diversified visual content to enhance democratic accountability.
Co-Authors Adityo Fajar Diana Tambunan Eni Saeni RR Roosita Cindrakasih