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GAMBARAN TENTANG KESENJANGAN DIGITAL ORANG TUA DAN ANAK DAN RANCANG BANGUN INTERVENSI SOSIAL – DIGITAL Luahambowo, Terserah
Jurnal Insani Vol 7, No 1 (2020): JUNI
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.37365/insani.v7i1.500

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This article answers two research questions: (i) what is the picture of the digital divide caused by the use of digital technology in Bejiarum Village, Wonosobo City, and (ii) what can be done to develop interventions to address the digital divide? To answer these two questions, methods and interviews and Focused Group Discussions were used to collect information, which was carried out flexibly during the 10-day stay in Wonosobo. The answer to question one shows that ownership and use of digital technology is evenly distributed, there is almost no gap between children and parents. While the answers to question two indicate the need to develop an organization for the use of digital technology at the RW (Citizens Association) level through the RT (Neighborhood Association)-based WiFi program.
ALIENATED SOCIAL CLASS AND SOCIAL POVERTY: CASE FROM RURAL HAMLET KARANG TENGAH, WEST JAVA, INDONESIA Luahambowo, Terserah; Lawang, Robert M.Z.; Setiawan, Iwan
Jurnal Insani Vol 8, No 2 (2021): Desember
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.37365/insani.v8i2.515

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This article deals with fundamental question of how to develop village is based on sufficient knowledge. In order to answer this question, Research Cluster on Rural Issues has conducted digital baseline survey on village resources, potential for rural development in the hamlet of Karang Tengah. One of the findings is the fact that 88.3% of the land has been alienated to outsiders. The finding is explored through extensive discussions on social class theories related to social capital and social poverty as well. Alienated social class is a concept developed from the highly imbalance of outsiders’ domination to the insiders. As the result, community has been lack of its fundamental essence namely land. Main conclusions are related to the need of real knowledge through the use of digital survey for a quick answer.
TENGKULAK DIGITAL: KONSEKUENSI KESENJANGAN DIGITAL PERDESAAN Heryanto, Tonton; Luahambowo, Terserah; Atika, Novita; Pambudi, Angger; Sarfianto, Ari
Jurnal Insani Vol 11, No 1 (2024): JUNI
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.37365/insani.v11i1.544

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The ijon trading system in rural communities in Indonesia has been entrenched for generations. It is plausible that the poverty experienced by farmers is a direct result of this ingrained system, which remains uneradicated despite numerous government initiatives aimed at improving farmers' welfare. The farmers' reliance on middlemen is deeply rooted, as these middlemen often serve as lifelines for farmers, especially in times of dire need. With the advent of digital technology (information and communication), social interactions have become faster and more efficient. However, in reality, the digital divide mirrors the social disparities present in everyday life. This study seeks to understand the digital divide between farmers and middlemen and to explore the underlying causes of this digital gap. The research adopts a qualitative approach, a form of social research that focuses on how individuals interpret and make sense of their experiences and the world they inhabit—in this case, the farmers and middlemen. The study concludes that the digital divide can indeed be seen as a reflection of the social divide in real life. The advancement of digital technology must be accompanied by government efforts to provide infrastructure for internet access and by enhancements in education. In doing so, the utilization of digital technology can ease the work of communities and contribute to equitable welfare.
Co-Authors Atika, Novita Heryanto, Tonton Iwan Setiawan Lawang, Robert M.Z. Pambudi, Angger Sarfianto, Ari