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Distance Learning Materials For Islamic Religious Education Students In The Covid-19 Pandemic Sutisna; M. Dahlan R
International Journal of Educational Research & Social Sciences Vol. 2 No. 4 (2021): August 2021
Publisher : CV. Inara

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.51601/ijersc.v2i4.105

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The COVID-19 pandemic has acted as a catalyst for change in a variety of areas of life, including education. Education, which was previously conducted solely in the classroom, has evolved into technology-based distance learning, posing challenges for students at all levels of the educational process, including students. This study aims to analyze Islamic Religious Education students' knowledge, problems, and efforts to improve course understanding. A semi-structured questionnaire and the probability snowball sampling approach were used to conduct an online survey. The responders were from the second semester of eight classes, and a total of 180 statements were accepted. Distance learning expertise During distant learning, 63.71 percent stated they comprehended the process, and 42 percent said they felt their parents' attention. Students cited slow learning, excessive costs, and not ideal as problems in this survey, with 51.2 percent, 63 percent, and 63.3 percent, respectively, expressing their dissatisfaction. 74.4 percent of students reported that they were making significant efforts to improve their comprehension of studying and listening courses, with 43 percent of students attempting to ask questions and 90.6 seeking for references in order to better their understanding of the course.
Pelatihan Penggunaan Mesin Pencetak Briket Serbuk Kayu pada Kelompok Karang Taruna Desa Pakemitan, Kec. Cikatomas, Kab. Tasikmalaya Aripin; Edvin Priatna; Sutisna
KARISMAS - JURNAL PENGABDIAN KARYA INOVASI MASYARAKAT Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024):
Publisher : Sahira Publishing

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.70282/karismas.v1i1.3

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Desa Pakemitan, Kec. Cikatomas memiliki 54 pengrajin gula kelapa yang tergabung dalam 8 kelompok usaha skala mikro dan kecil (UMK). Sebagian pengrajin mengolah nira kelapa menjadi gula kelapa dengan menggunakan wajan yang ditempatkan di atas tungku berbahan bakar briket serbuk kayu. Saat ini briket serbuk kayu dibeli dari produsen lokal dengan harga Rp. 5.000-,/kg. Untuk sekali produksi, itu dibutuhkan briket serbuk kayu sebanyak 24 kg, sehingga membutuhkan biaya sekitar Rp. 120.000,-. Masalah bagi pengrajin adalah besarnya beban biaya briket serbuk kayu untuk bahan bakar pemasakan gula kelapa. Untuk mengatasi hal tersebut, pengrajin perlu diberi pengetahuan produksi briket serbuk kayu secara mandiri. Oleh karena itu, tujuan kegiatan ini adalah memberikan solusi untuk menurunkan biaya bahan bakar untuk pemasakan gula kelapa cetak dengan bekal pengetahuan menggunakan mesin briket untuk produksi briket secara mandiri. Khalayak sasaran adalah mitra kelompok Karangtaruna DKM Al-Huda dan DKM Al-Gofur yang berjumlah 15 orang yang merupakan bagian pengrajin gula kelapa cetak. Kegiatan ini dilakukan dengan metode pelatihan, praktek, dan pendampingan. Metode pelatihan dan praktek berturut-turut dilakukan dengan memberikan materi teori tatacara dan praktek menjalankan mesin pencetak briket serbuk kayu kemudian melibatkan mahasiswa untuk pendampingan. Hasil menunjukkan bahwa ketertarikan peserta dalam kegiatan ini terkatagori sangat baik terutama untuk aspek keefektipan dan kepraktisan mesin pencetak briket serbuk kayu dalam mewujudkan pemberdayaan masyarakat.
PELATIHAN TEKNOLOGI GENTENG CETAK TANPA SEMEN DAN PEMBAKARAN DARI TAILING MANGAN PADA UMK TAMBANG DI KEC. CIBALONG, KAB. TASIKMALAYA Prof. Dr. Eng. Aripin, IPU.; Sutisna; Faridah, Linda; Purwanto, Anto
KARISMAS - JURNAL PENGABDIAN KARYA INOVASI MASYARAKAT Vol. 2 No. 2 (2025):
Publisher : Sahira Publishing

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.70282/karismas.v2i2.32

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Kec. Cibalong, Kab. Tasikmalaya is 32 km from Siliwangi University and has manganese ore deposits. Kec. Cibalong has smallholder manganese ore mining with the management carried out by local. Two micro and small scale mining companies (UMK), namely the Bara Abadi and Mangan Jaya Companies as partners for community service activities and are local companies that accommodate and facilitate the marketing of people's manganese ore mining products. Both companies have an average of ten workers as miners. During the manganese ore exploration process, it generates residual waste in the form of manganese ore tailings from leaching. Estimates based on information made by the two partners indicate that for every tonne of manganese ore produced, two tonnes of manganese ore tailings are removed. Based on current production levels, it can be estimated that approximately 1,200 tonnes of manganese ore mine tailings are produced annually in Setiawaras Village. These manganese ore tailings are abandoned on roadsides, reservoirs, vacant lots and mining areas. The problems faced by partners are (1) the accumulation of manganese ore mine tailings disturbs and narrows the land for manganese ore mining activities, (2) manganese ore mining tailings causes soil and groundwater pollution, (3) limited knowledge and skills of partners in processing manganese ore tailings products into quality printed roof tiles, (4) limited equipment for the production process of molded bricks from manganese ore mine tailings. The objectives of this program are (1) to increase the added value of manganese ore mining tailings through downstream processing of tailings into molded roof tiles for building materials, (2) to increase the knowledge, insight and skills of the partners group in the manufacture of molded roof tiles without burning from manganese ore mine tailings, and (3) equip production equipment to convert manganese ore mine tailings into molded tile products. The number of participants was 5 members of the Bara Abadi and Mangan Jaya companies in Setiawaras Village. The training was held from 24 to 25 September 2022. This activity is carried out using training, practice, and mentoring methods. The training method is to provide materials on the procedures for making printed roof tiles from a mixture of manganese tailings and plastic waste adhesive. The practical method is carried out by practicing the preparation of fine manganese tailings, adhesive from plastic waste, heating a mixture of manganese tailings and plastic waste using a drum, molding dough with tile molds. The results of the training showed that the participants' interest in this activity was very good, especially for the aspects of tile printing, practicality, and community empowerment. From the aspect of operating activities, it indicated that participants could use and operate the tile printer independently without assistance.
PELATIHAN TEKNOLOGI ALAT MONITORING IKLIM KANDANG BAGI PETERNAK AYAM BROILER DI KEC. KAWALU, KOTA TASIKMALAYA Edvin Priatna; Sutisna; Linda Faridah; Aripin
KARISMAS - JURNAL PENGABDIAN KARYA INOVASI MASYARAKAT Vol. 2 No. 1 (2025):
Publisher : Sahira Publishing

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.70282/karismas.v2i1.34

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The location of the Community Service Program for the Food Security Scheme is in Kec. Kawalu, Tasikmalaya City which is 8 km from Siliwangi University. One of the livelihoods of the residents of Kec. Kawalu is a broiler breeder and has five breeders. The partners of this activity are micro and small breeder companies, namly Sejahtera Mandiri and Maju Bersama and they have been operating for more than two years. The number of employees who are members of the companies of Prosperous Mandiri and Maju breeders together are 4 and 5 people, respectively. In one maintenance period, the business group raises an average of 2000 chicks per cage. The period of rearing chickens until harvest is 30-35 days. During the brooding period (the period when chicks still need brooders or need heating until they are 15 days old), the breeders provide heating facilities with wood/rice husk fuel heaters. Monitoring the cage climate such as temperature and air quality is done manually with conventional temperature and air quality measuring instruments or by observing the activity and distribution of chicks approaching/away from the heater. The problem faced by partners is that there are still many broiler breeders who do not pay attention to the condition of the chickens for monitoring temperature and air quality on a regular basis, causing a high mortality rate of broiler chickens. The purpose of this activity is to increase the knowledge, insight and skills of the broiler breeder community in the district. Kawalu in using automatic control devices and monitoring the temperature and air quality of the cage remotely. The number of participants is 5 people from members of the broiler breeder group UMK Sejahtera Mandiri and Maju together in Lewiliang Village, Kec. Kawalu, the city of Tasikmalaya. The training will be held from 29 to 30 September 2022. This activity is carried out using training, practice, and mentoring methods. The training method is to provide material on procedures for using automatic temperature monitoring control devices and ammonia gas (derived from chicken manure). The practical method is carried out by practicing automatic temperature monitoring tools and ammonia gas. The results of the training showed that the participants' interest in this activity was categorized as very good, especially for the aspect of effectiveness and practicality of broiler chicken coop climate control tools in realizing community empowerment.