An ANALYSIS: INDONESIA�S NEW NORMAL POLICY IMPLEMENTATION DURING COVID-19 AND ITS IMPACT ON ECONOMIC ASPECT

Fridayani, Helen Dian; Iqbal, Muhammad

doi:10.36859/jcp.v4i2.293

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“…The COVID-19 pandemic's consequences Indonesia has entered the era of the "New Normal." This era was also carried out to recover several sectors that almost died cause of the pandemic (Fridayani & Iqbal, 2020). The Indonesian government implements several strategies to reduce new cases in response to this condition.…”

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Immersive Technologies in Indonesia Faces "New Normal" COVID-19

Baroroh¹,

Agarwal²

2022

IJTech

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Indonesia is attempting to rebuild the entire country's condition to the "New Normal" era during the COVID-19 pandemic. One of the emerging technologies with significant potential for dealing with the crisis is Immersive Technology (ImTech). In Indonesia, there is a growing demand for immersive technologies such as Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Mixed Reality (MR). The Indonesian government is actively prioritizing digitalization implementation in various sectors to stimulate a post-COVID-19 recovery. This study aims to map the current and potential future applications of ImTech in Indonesia about dealing with the "New Normal" following the COVID-19 pandemic. A systematic literature review (SLR) was used to analyze the publications for a thorough understanding of the existing ImTech applications in Indonesia. According to 50 papers, the ontology of current ImTech applications in Indonesia is produced, focusing on four sectors (medical, industry, tourism, and education). As indicated by the growth of "start-ups" relating to this technological application, Indonesia has enormous potential to adopt ImTech. The future application of this technology is discussed on the industrial sector.

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“…Even if they return to their everyday routines, each individual must do something new to change their previous behavior and habits. For one thing, gathering with colleagues has begun to be limited in the workplace, school, club, tourist, and so on (Fridayani & Iqbal, 2020).…”

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Immersive Technologies in Indonesia Faces "New Normal" COVID-19

Baroroh¹,

Agarwal²

2022

IJTech

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“…The new normal happened in Indonesia after the situation of the COVID-19 pandemic was getting better. Thus stated, the people are expected to live along with the virus, which will enable the creation of herd immunity (Fridayani & Iqbal, 2020). So it means that the people are allowed to go outside but with Indonesia's healthy protocol, such as social distancing, using a mask, wash their hands thoroughly.…”

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Culinary Practical Online Class: A Development of Study Method amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Grasielda

Yuwono

2022

TRJ

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This study aims to develop learning methods in online culinary practice classes using MOOC (Massive Open Online Class). This research is descriptive exploratory with qualitative methods to find out stakeholders' weaknesses, strengths, and expectations for an effective MOOC design in online culinary practice classes. Stakeholders consist of students, permanent lecturers, part-time lecturers, and experts spread across all regencies/cities in East Java and other regions in Indonesia. The study results concluded that the MOOC design was able to meet the expectations of stakeholders, namely that practicum classes could be delivered effectively even though the duration was less than the classes before the new normal era. An effective MOOC means that all components must be planned holistically for both lecturers and students, but lecturers are also obliged to complete the teaching components before learning begins. Starting with determining the theme as a focus, then designing teaching methods supported by giving assignments, assessments, and feedback. This component must have a conducive learning atmosphere, which requires full cooperation and trust between lecturers and students. The overall MOOC plan should be visualized and communicated regularly from the first week of learning. Keywords: Online, Blended Learning, Project-Based Learning, Practical, Culinary

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“…Millennials consider health protocols to be the greatest opportunity. However, health protocols are easy to formulate but difficult to implement in the field (Fridayani & Iqbal, 2020).…”

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“…The new normal means that people are required to continue to comply with health protocols in their daily activities, so there is a need for adaptation. On the one hand, the new normal has the opportunity to improve the economy, but on the other hand it provides an opportunity for the threat of positive cases of Covid-19 (Fridayani & Iqbal, 2020), as Millennials guessed.…”

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How Does Jakarta’s Millennials Perceive the Fear of Covid-19 Outbreak’s Beginning?

Suhendra¹

2022

Empati

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Abstract. This article discusses emotional expression and experience of Jakarta millennials in perceiving fear at the beginning of the Covid-19 outbreak in Indonesia. This research was conducted through a case study method which was narrated descriptively. The initial concept led this research in finding data was the Extended Parallel Process Model theory proposed by Kim Witte and several supporting concepts in emotional communication. The results show that Jakarta millennials perceive fear as internal anxiety created by threats as an external danger. They consider Covid-19 as a frightening threat with a high level of vulnerability and severity that has an impact on health, economic and social aspects. They also have a high level of efficacy by having the understanding of Covid-19 and health protocols and efforts to implement them. Individual differences through media literacy and direct experience of Covid-19 are important aspects that encourage efficacy to achieve danger control from fear that change beliefs, intentions, attitudes and behaviors of Jakarta millennials in fighting the transmission of Covid-19 through the application of health protocols.Keyword: Fear; Covid-19; Millennial; Media; ExperienceAbstrak. Artikel ini membahas mengenai ekspresi dan pengalaman emosi milenial Jakarta dalam mempersepsi rasa takut pada awal wabah Covid-19 di Indonesia. Penelitian ini dilakukan melalui metode studi kasus yang dinarasikan secara deskriptif. Konsep awal yang mengantarkan penelitian ini dalam menemukan data adalah teori Extended Parallel Process Model yang diajukan Kim Witte dan beberapa konsep pendukung dalam komunikasi emosional. Hasil penelitian menunjukan bahwa milenial Jakarta mempersepsi takut sebagai kekhawatiran yang bersifat internal yang diciptakan oleh ancaman sebagai bahaya yang bersifat eksternal. Mereka menganggap Covid-19 sebagai ancaman yang menakutkan dengan tingkat kerentanan dan keseriusan yang tinggi yang berdampak pada aspek kesehatan, ekonomi dan sosial. Mereka juga memiliki tingkat efikasi yang tinggi dengan adanya pemahaman tentang Covid-19 dan protokol kesehatan serta upaya penerapannya. Perbedaan individu melalui literasi media dan pengalaman langsung terhadap Covid-19 merupakan aspek penting yang mendorong efikasi untu mencapai pengendalian bahaya dari ketakutan yang mengubah kepercayaan, intensi, sikap dan perilaku milenial Jakarta dalam melawan penularan Covid-19 melalui penerapan protokol kesehatan.Kata Kunci: Rasa Takut; Covid-19; Milenial; Media; Pengalaman

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An ANALYSIS: INDONESIA�S NEW NORMAL POLICY IMPLEMENTATION DURING COVID-19 AND ITS IMPACT ON ECONOMIC ASPECT

Cited by 4 publications

References 4 publications

Immersive Technologies in Indonesia Faces "New Normal" COVID-19

Immersive Technologies in Indonesia Faces "New Normal" COVID-19

Culinary Practical Online Class: A Development of Study Method amid COVID-19 Pandemic

How Does Jakarta’s Millennials Perceive the Fear of Covid-19 Outbreak’s Beginning?

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