Penerapan Open Science di Indonesia agar riset lebih terbuka, mudah Diakses, dan Meningkatkan Dampak Saintifik

Irawan, Dasapta Erwin; Rachmi, Cut Novianti; Irawan, Hendy; Abraham, Juneman; Kusno, Kustiati; Multazam, Mochammad Tanzil; Rosada, Keukeu Kaniawati; Nugroho, Septriono Hari; Kusumah, Galih; Holidin, Defny; Aziz, Nurhazman Abdul

doi:10.22146/bip.17054

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“…In practice there are many ways, presenting them in various research seminars, uploading them online in an open repository, creating newsletters with a list of publications, to actively disseminating them on social media. The output of dissemination in the form of our work was found by other parties to be read, applied and evaluated [15].…”

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confidence: 99%

Prospective Strategy for Strengthening the Fish Processing Innovation System in Banten Province

Anggraeni¹,

Maarif²,

Sukardi³

et al. 2021

Advances in Biological Sciences Research

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The fish processing industry in Banten Province has good potential but still has many weaknesses. In an effort to strengthen the innovation system of small and medium fish processing businesses in Banten Province, a variety of prospective strategy scenarios are needed that can describe the various possibilities that will occur in the future. The purpose of this study was to map various perspective scenarios to strengthen the innovation of fish processing SME systems in Banten Province using a participatory prospective analysis approach. The results show that the scenario that is highly expected in the future is an optimistic scenario: (A1) Dissemination of research results spreads among academics, local government, industry, and society, (B1) Certification and standardization can be applied well with the assistance of other stakeholders (C1) Partnership is well established between all innovation actors building, (D1) Business incubators have been established and are running well, and (E1) Technopark has been formed with active participation of all innovation actors.

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Section: Table III Score the Strength Of A Weighted Global Variablementioning

confidence: 99%

Prospective Strategy for Strengthening the Fish Processing Innovation System in Banten Province

Anggraeni¹,

Maarif²,

Sukardi³

et al. 2021

Advances in Biological Sciences Research

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“…Setiap negara, termasuk Indonesia, tentu saja akan mengkaji dengan detail bagaimana dampak Sains Terbuka terhadap kegiatan riset di negaranya masing-masing. Irawan et al (2017) menyatakan bahwa "keterbukaan dalam riset akan memicu dampak positif bagi Indonesia. Kolaborasi dan jejaring akan lebih luas bila hasil riset, termasuk data, dikemas secara terbuka" (Irawan, et al, 2017) Gerakan Sains Terbuka nampaknya merupakan anti-tesis daripada kolonialisme atau penjajahan ilmu pengetahuan yang telah melanda negara-negara Global Selatan, termasuk Indonesia dan Turki, sejak abad ke-19 hingga hari ini.…”

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“…Irawan et al (2017) menyatakan bahwa "keterbukaan dalam riset akan memicu dampak positif bagi Indonesia. Kolaborasi dan jejaring akan lebih luas bila hasil riset, termasuk data, dikemas secara terbuka" (Irawan, et al, 2017) Gerakan Sains Terbuka nampaknya merupakan anti-tesis daripada kolonialisme atau penjajahan ilmu pengetahuan yang telah melanda negara-negara Global Selatan, termasuk Indonesia dan Turki, sejak abad ke-19 hingga hari ini. Penjajahan atau kolonialisme tidak hanya terdapat dalam bidang politik dan ekonomi saja, tetapi juga dalam bidang pengetahuan sehingga seringkali disebut dengan 'Imperialisme Intelektual' (Alatas, 2000).…”

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Sains Terbuka (Open Science) Dan Dekolonisasi Pengetahuan: Studi Kasus Ilmu Sejarah

Supratman

2021

baca.j.dok.inf.

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Since the nineteenth century, social and humanities sciences had been predominantly dominated by Western scholars. Many Western scholars traveled to Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, gathering data from local sources in order to develop theories from their perspectives. Unfortunately, those theories were uncritically accepted by local scholars, applied in local cases and problems. The domination of social and humanities sciences by Western academia attracts "Third World" scholars to criticize it. They urge local scholars to decolonize Western-centric theories and concepts which have been imitated and applied in local problems without criticism. In this article, the author investigates the role of Sains Terbuka (Open Science) on decolonizing humanities science in Indonesia and Turkey. The author only observes history science as a case study rather than investigating all branches of social and humanities sciences. In this article, the author uses descriptive-analytic method through the historical approach, gathering data from literature and scientific journals to analyze attempts of Indonesian and Turkish scholars to oppose Western Centric theories and concepts. Author also explains that the rise of digital-based history sources plays a vital role in supporting the decolonization of knowledge and Sains Terbuka in Turkey and Indonesia. This research collects several online and digital-based history sources, such as the Khastara National Library of Indonesia collection and ISAM Library collection that have been often used by Indonesian and Turkish historians for their research. In this article, the author argues that open access of digital sources is highly important for historians to gather myriad data in local languages, encouraging them to create new theories and concepts that are free from Western Centric views.

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“…It means that someone who literacy is someone who reads and writes along with skill to process information obtained from reading and writing activities. From the various definitions above, the authors conclude that literacy can be interpreted as the ability to read, write, view, and design a thing with the ability to think critically that causes a person can communicate effectively and efficiently so as to create meaning [9].…”

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Digital Age Literacy in Elementary School

Nuroh¹,

Liansari²

2018

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Intellectuals' Global Responsibility (ICIGR 2017)

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Abstract-In the 21st century Literacy can no longer be defined only to read and to write. The impact of rapid development in the information, then the literacy interpreted in several points of view, ranging from basic literacy point of view, science literacy, economic literacy, technology literacy, visual literacy, information literacy, multicultural literacy, to the point of view of global awareness. This is called digital-age literacy or often called multiliteracies. The discussion of literacy widespread, also the more intense teaching literacy in schools, especially in elementary schools, as an effort to produce a literary generation that can build the nation someday. This paper is motivated by the difficulties of schools in the implementation of literacy in elementary schools. This paper will discuss the reality of digitalage literacy in elementary schools which is followed by student difficulties in improving literacy skills caused by inadequate literary practices undertaken by the teachers, the lack of literacy environments, and different parental literacy levels that impact on the lack of literary information obtained by students at their home. Finally the efforts that must be made by various parties coordinate to improve literacy in elementary schools. They are the policy makers are; government, schools, teachers and parents have their respective duties and responsibilities in accordance with their capacity. The facilitation of good literacy practices and a supportive literacy environment. All activities that can bring the desire of students to improve literacy skills in this beloved Indonesia.

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Penerapan Open Science di Indonesia agar riset lebih terbuka, mudah Diakses, dan Meningkatkan Dampak Saintifik

Cited by 11 publications

References 4 publications

Prospective Strategy for Strengthening the Fish Processing Innovation System in Banten Province

Prospective Strategy for Strengthening the Fish Processing Innovation System in Banten Province

Sains Terbuka (Open Science) Dan Dekolonisasi Pengetahuan: Studi Kasus Ilmu Sejarah

Digital Age Literacy in Elementary School

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