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USE OF INSTAGRAM AS AN ALTERNATIVE MEDIA FOR INDONESIAN LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT IN THE DIGITAL ERA Nurhayati, Lutfi; Sopiah, Siti; Salsabila, Ririn; Ertinawati, Yuni
JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL STUDIES Vol. 3 No. 04 (2025): NOVEMBER 2025
Publisher : Media Inovasi Pendidikan dan Publikasi

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This study aims to describe social media users' understanding of Indonesian language rules through quiz-based coaching on Instagram. The study employed a qualitative descriptive design, utilizing the Instagram Story polling feature on the @binakatakita account to collect data on standard and non-standard words. Fifteen quizzes were used to assess respondents' preferences. Data were obtained through documentation of poll results, non-participatory observation, and linguistic verification using the Indonesian Dictionary (KBBI) and the Indonesian Dictionary (EYD). The results showed that respondents' understanding of standard forms was inconsistent, evident in their choice of non-standard forms for words such as advice, damp, mere, and cooperation. Errors were generally influenced by spoken language habits and the use of informal language on social media. However, coaching through Instagram has been shown to positively contribute to Indonesian language popularization efforts. This study concludes that Instagram can be an adaptive, accessible, and relevant language coaching medium for the digital generation, and has the potential to improve language literacy if implemented sustainably.
Co-Authors A, Disti Citra Maudina Aaqilah, Hanifa Zemi Alistri, Dina Aliyah, Ninda Dawilatul Ananda, Aisah Diva Anggraeni, Indri Anjani, Syalsa Dwi Aprillanita, Nabela Astriani, Aveny Septi Atmadja, Muhammad Dicka Setya Auzia, Asti Gea Azzahra, Risa Fikri Hakim Fuziyanti, Lorena Hakim, Fikri Hasya, Azka Hijran Ichsan Fauzi Rachman Irmawan, Medyanna Jamilah, Ai Siti Nur Kartadireja, Welly Nores Kastam Syamsi Khoerunnisa, Intan Khoiriyah, Alvi Maryamul Lail, Nafil Lasaufa, Salwa Latipah, Azmia Mar’atul Lontoh, Rhea Renata Lutfi, Aprisa Maman Suryaman Maryani, Sri Munawar, Zahrina Syarifatul Mutiara, Naila Hanum Nabilia Ly, Zahra Neni Marlina Nugroho, Gilang Setyo Nurhayati, Lutfi Nurjamilah, Ai Siti Nurmerisa, Ribi Sabina Nursyifa, Tiara Nurulfadilah, Syahla Maulida Pramesti , Tiara Rosanda Qoriatin, Soleha Rahmadhani, Siti Zharifah Dwita Rahman, Ichsan Fauzi Rahmani, Agni Dwi Rahmaniar, Nabila Rahmawati, Kania Dwi Rahmi, Talitha Dwi Aulia Salma, Putri Nabila Salsa, Elva Elfiani Salsabila, Ririn Salsabilah, Shifa Harun Siti Agustina, Siti Siti Sopiah, Siti Subekthy, Ginna Febriana Sugih, Erfa Purnama Ulfah Fauziah, Ulfah Wahdah, Ijma Haliza Zakia, Salwa Zulfiqri, Nizar Taufik