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INOTEKS : Jurnal Inovasi Ilmu Pengetahuan, Teknologi, dan Seni

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Inotek is a journal that publishes scientific articles related to the application of science and technology, vouchers, entrepreneurship, and a range of other community services that meet the qualification criteria. However, this journal also contains the results of research in the form of applications and technology innovation. This scientific journal published twice a year in February and August.

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TEKNOLOGI PENGOLAHAN PRODUK BERBASIS JAMUR DI KAWASAN RAWAN BENCANA ERUPSI MERAPI Agung Utama, Mutiara Nugraheni, Titin Hera WH,
INOTEKS: Jurnal Inovasi Ilmu Pengetahuan,Teknologi, dan Seni Vol 18, No 2 (2014)
Publisher : Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

This activity aims to provide an alternative post-harvest oyster mushroomsand fungi that are capable of producing acceptable to consumers;provide consumers an alternative to products made from mushrooms andhas a long shelf life and open opportunities for the development of agribasedhome industry. Methods of activities conducted by discussions aboutthe characteristics of mushroom and mushroom and post-harvest handling;manufacture of products as well as product acceptance testing by the community,and the development of home industry with pricing and packagingas well as permitting a small industry. The products made are chips oystermushrooms, mushroom chips, shredded oyster mushrooms and oyster mushroomsnugget. Products can be accepted by the consumer based on the consumerpreference test. The timing of expired products ie chips mushrooms:4 months, 3 months shredded oyster mushroom and oyster mushroomnuggets, until at least 1 year (due to the frozen food) for oyster mushroomchips: Rp 6.300,-/200 grams, mushroom chips: Rp 6.300,- /200 grams,crackers Rp 5.000,00,-, sausage oyster mushrooms: 8300/100 grams andoyster mushrooms nugget: Rp 11,300, -/200 gram. Evaluate of sales showedthe product can be sell and accepted by consumer, it shows that in terms ofpackaging, the price, the product is acceptable to consumers.

PEMBERDAYAAN KARANGTARUNA DENGAN KETERAMPILAN LAS KACA - LISTRIK UNTUK PENGEMBANGAN WIRAUSAHA KERAJINAN KACA - LOGAM Purwanti Widhy Hastuti, Juli Astono, Slamet MT,
INOTEKS: Jurnal Inovasi Ilmu Pengetahuan,Teknologi, dan Seni Vol 18, No 2 (2014)
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The rasional purpose of KKN-PPM (College for Society) is reaching theenterpreneur of glass and iron handycraft as the city commodity that is done byempowermwnt Karangtaruna with the ironing skill training based on glass andelectronic iron, the targets of this program (1) improve the youth skill withtraining program in ironing skill of glass and electronic by workshop andapproachement; (2) relationing the college to improve skill making enterpreneurskill of handycraft in their city as cultural tourist resort; (3) make the stakeholderas the enterpreneur groups and meke the market share with the college;(4) make the cooperative to improve skill, capital and larger market accesibility.The method that is used is based on the prospect of entrepreneur, count of productand human skill, technology and social affect.The project methods in KKN-PPM is workshop sharing by intensivetraining until fixed the handycraft product as the commodity of cultural touristresort city in Yogyakarta regency. It can make a continuous market acces. Thetraining is done in the Mechanical Laboratory of FMIPA (Sains and MathematicsFaculty) Yogyakarta State University. The trainer is the master from RyanJaya Welding in Banguntapan Bantul and the others glass welding master.Some results of this programs (KKN-PPM) are: the Karangtaruna ofJaya Kusuma and the college have new skill of welding using electrical andglass. They can make handycraft product that can be used by the society, second,the Karangtaruna of Jaya Kusuma and the colege can make some kinds ofhandycraft, laboratory equipments like reaction tube, U tube, glass stick toteach IQRA and some welding products like book case and iron windowblocker. Eventhough this program needs several long time to mastery the skills,because the cooperative relationship must be kept continuosly and multi-yearprograms.

PENINGKATAN USAHA PEMBENIHAN LELE DUMBO DI DESA NEPEN KABUPATEN BOYOLALI Wara Pratitis, Erlyana Wida R.,
INOTEKS: Jurnal Inovasi Ilmu Pengetahuan,Teknologi, dan Seni Vol 18, No 2 (2014)
Publisher : Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

The development of catfish cultivation in Boyolali Regency givesgood prospect for the progress of seeding business in surroundings. Twosamples of catfish seeding groups are Mina Lestari and Mina Mandiri. Bothgroups have been running this business for 3 years and have faced considerableproblems. The problems were (1) the low quality of mother Africancatfish; (2) less maximum seeding of African catfish; (3) limited spawningpools; (4) the woof quality for mother catfish; (5) limited business developmentof each member of both groups. Marketing of catfish seed had goodprospect where the demand of the seed in this village was high enough, eventhe supply could not meet the market.The demand of catfish seed of Kampung Lele cooperative cannot befulfilled for each day due the limited production. Simple business managementmade this business opportunity cannot be explored well. It also affecttedthe business development which ran in slow progress. Based on thoseproblems, the approach methods offered to solve the problems at MinaLestari and Mina Mandiri were: (1) introduction to qualified mother catfish;(2) the improvement of human resource in the technique of catfish seeding;(3) production of alternative woof; (4) increment of permanent spawningpools; (5) improvement in business management.This workshop was given to all members of both groups. The activitiesoffered as the problem solving of the existing problems were all conducted.However, there were some unsolved problems. The problems werein the process of small sized woof for catfish seed and the spawning processwhich often failed probably due to natural factors. The activities which havebeen conducted could help solve the problems faced by Mina Lestari andMina Mandiri. The result could increase the income of the group membersminimal 10% from the prior income. The problem faced in producing pelletwoof was the drying process. In addition, the packaging should be followedup for the sake of the next proposal. Escorting should also be done continuouslyto minimize the problems and to increase the business improvement.

DESAIN BATIK AKSARA JAWA PADA PENGRAJIN BATIK BERKAH LESTARI GIRILOYO, WUKIRSARI, BANTUL Zulfi Hendri, Hesti Mulyani, Venny Indria Ekowati,
INOTEKS: Jurnal Inovasi Ilmu Pengetahuan,Teknologi, dan Seni Vol 18, No 2 (2014)
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The aim of providing training to be able to implement Javanese script asbatik motif on mori material that can be read and written in the right way. Inaddition, to provide training to be able to use Javanese script as the batik motifon mori material in better designs to attract buyers.This activity was applied in the form of training and mentoring. The firstmaterial given in the training is the introduction of batik. The second material isaround the Javanese script and grammar. Mentoring was performed to determinethe success level of the training of Javanese script writing, designing, andcoloring. Mentoring activities is important and needs to be done to anticipatewriting errors and colouring mismatches.This resulted four different forms of written batik. Those areas follow:(1) hem pattern materials, Javanese script writing, is legible and was writtencorrectly according to the rules of Javanese script writing; (2) extended was writtencorrectly according to the rules of Javanese script writing; (3) extended tablecloths,the words on it was written correctly according to the rules of Javanesescript writing; and (4) extended scarf with Javanese script. In terms of coloring,it was already good, meaning that the results of the four pieces of batik arewell-done.

PENINGKATAN USAHA BATAKO PADA KELOMPOK PINTAR AKSARA DAN TERAMPIL AKSARA Anam, Choirul; Riptanti, Erlyna Wida; Suminah, -
INOTEKS: Jurnal Inovasi Ilmu Pengetahuan,Teknologi, dan Seni Vol 18, No 2 (2014)
Publisher : Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

Nowadays, business in concrete brick has good prospect since it iscommonly used to build house which is recently well-known. This businessopportunity was whiffed by creative group Aksara and Terampil Aksara atGiriharjo sub-district, Puhpelem District, Wonogiri Regency. However, thisbusiness faced many obstacles in progress; they are (1) the minimum productivityof concrete brick machine; (2) less optimal business management;and (3) weak institutional. The approach methods offered to solve those problemswere (1) introduction to the technology of concrete brick machinery;(2) the improvement in business management; and (3) strengthening groupinstitutional. From those methods, the implemented activities covered:appropriate framework plan technology and introduce it to the two groups,workshop for concrete brick production, business management workshopand strengthening group institutional.The result showed that the knowledge and skill of the group membersin producing concrete brick increased significantly. It was proven bythe increase in concrete brick production up to 100 percent than the priorproduction. The average production per day was more than 300 units of concretebrick for each group. The increase in production affected that incomereceived by each member of the groups in which the increase reached 25percent of the prior income. Follow-up activity should be performed continuouslyby escorting the groups at least once a month.Keyword: concrete brick, productivity, and strengthening

FASILITASI TEMPAT BELAJAR WIRAUSAHA: UPAYA PENINGKATAN MOTIVASI DAN PELUANG KERJA DI PEDESAAN (Studi Kasus pada Karang Taruna Sribitan "Amusri") Masduki Zakaria, Umul Aiman, Bambang Sriwijaya,
INOTEKS: Jurnal Inovasi Ilmu Pengetahuan,Teknologi, dan Seni Vol 18, No 2 (2014)
Publisher : Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

Sribitan IX which located in Bangunjiwo village has hilly topographiccountour that marginal soil. Most of the recident on sribitan village are in a notgood economical condition. About 51 families of the 282 families are poor.13.74% recident not finishing their elementary school, and 36.72% recidents arenot finishing their study on high schol grade and 21.8% recidents are unemployed.Most on the women are joblesss and some of the man arelabour andfarmer. Sribitan has youth organisation" AMUSRI" with 40 members thatconsist of senior and junior high school students, university student,and marriedyoung couple.Transfer of knowledge and technology is done with counseling, practicing,demplot, and comparative studying. Many kind of activity that give toparticipants on this program such as catfush farming, worm farming, verticaltureand producing instan beverages from fruits and spices.Yield of this submission are improving member of Amusri motivation toutilize the land, using their spare time to study, improving entrepeunerhip skill,and making Amusri member became more harmouniuos.

PEMBERDAYAAN PETANI MELALUI PELATIHAN DAN PENDAMPINGAN KKN UNTUK PENINGKATAN PRODUKTIVITAS BAWANG MENGGUNAKAN AUDIO BIOHARMONIC SYSTEM SEBAGAI STIMULATOR PERTUMBUHAN ALAMIAH BERBASIS FREKUENSI BINATANG LOKAL Nur Kadarisman, Eko Widodo, Agus Purwanto,
INOTEKS: Jurnal Inovasi Ilmu Pengetahuan,Teknologi, dan Seni Vol 18, No 2 (2014)
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PPM - service learning activities aims to apply the results of research ononion crop productivity improvement as a strategic horticultural productsthrough bioharmonic audio system design as a natural growth stimulator frequencybased local animals. Particular purpose, are: (1) promote environmentallyfriendly technologies are cheap and can improve productivity and speed upthe onion crop harvest through community service in bukent corruption so thatthe resulting field of audio engineering and modification technologies bioharmonicsystem; (2) for the region contribute to community development programsPPM - based service learning fun and have significant benefits for students,the community and onion farmer partners; (3) obtain accurate data on theuse of variable frequency acoustic waves and sound intensity level that hasspecial characteristics for onion crop, thus increasing the productivity of onionbased indicators of yield and growth rate of onion plants from the aspects ofmorphology as well as shorten the harvest period.The design activities used are workshops and assisting in the creationand application of appropriate technology bio- harmonic audio source (ABH)with variable audio frequency change (f) 2000 Hz - 5000 Hz sound intensityand extent of 0 dB - 120 dB corresponding to the growth and onion crop productivity.Electronic circuit blocks including the source ABH SWG (SquareWave Generator) which form an astable multivibrator to produce a squarewave. Number 7 SWG that each - each issued a fundamental frequency of 2000Hz, 2500 Hz, 3000 Hz, 3500 Hz, 4000 Hz, 4500 Hz, and 5000 Hz.Activities undertaken in KKN - PPM has been able to realize these threeobjectives defined above which has managed to popularize the system bioharmonicaudio technology to increase productivity and accelerate the onion cropharvest through community service in the form of corrupttion.Percentage ofteam activities and the servants of corruption student activities that occur duringthe training process. Percentage of team activities devotees ranged from 10.5%to 35.5%. The most dominant team activity is explained training materials,namely 45% and 10% seek additional examples.while the activity is at least 4% provide feedback and to engage actively stimulate 5%. While the servicelearning student activity dominated by Listening/ attention explanation of theteam coach or student else CCN 40% and at least 50% is to ask questions andwrite down the things that are important 10%.

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