Work from Home: Social Media, Virtual Meeting and the New Family Relationship

Jacky, M.; Sadewo, FX Sri; Harianto, Sugeng P.; Sudrajat, Arief; Noor, Mansor Mohd

doi:10.26740/jsm.v5n2.p285-310

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“…Through observing learning activities in schools through the role of technology-based learning technology, the media in learning looks bored and bored when participating in learning series in class V (Jacky et al, 2021). In addition, students' social skills appear to play less of a role when interacting between genders or with students of various ethnicities (Wulandari, 2016).…”

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The Effect of Etnographic-Based Outdoor Learning Methods on Learning Activities Class V Elementary School in Social Sciences

Primaniarta,

Subroto,

Jacky

2023

Stud. Philos. Sci. Educ.

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he ethnographic-based Outdoor learning method is a learning method that conducts learning outside the classroom with a cultural approach in an area. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of the Outdoor learning method on the activities of fifth grade students. The type of experimental method used is True-experimental through the Posttest Only Control Group Design procedure. The population used was class V at SDN Sidotopo Wetan IV and SDN Sidotopo Wetan V. Trials of questionnaire validation tests for 32 respondents with the provisions of tcount>ttable decided that 10 questionnaire were validated and reliable. The class prerequisite test uses the year-end assessment value using the homogeneity test through SPSS 25 with a value of 0.105>0.005 so that it is homogeneous. Testing the hypothesis through the T-test on the analysis of learning activities using numbers obtained a value of 0.002<0.05 so that Ha decision was accepted. . Based on the results of the study, it can be interpreted that the Ethnographic-Based Outdoor learning method has a positive and significant effect on the activities learning of fifth grade students.

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The Effect of Etnographic-Based Outdoor Learning Methods on Learning Activities Class V Elementary School in Social Sciences

Primaniarta,

Subroto,

Jacky

2023

Stud. Philos. Sci. Educ.

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“…Besides that, other research also presents the relationship between WFH, which simultaneously makes the house a public space and a domestic space. The division of space and time in cyberspace is also related to a person's role and social status in the real world of work (Jacky et al, 2021).…”

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The Behavioral Patterns and Human Resource Development of Surabaya Millennial Workers Facing New Normality Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic

Astuti

2022

JMO

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The young workforce dominates Surabaya, the millennial group or generation Z. New normal during the COVID-19 pandemic, causing young workers to work from home (WFH). This study aims to formulate policies on how stakeholders can formulate policies that follow the needs of workers and the development of human resources (HR). The method used is quantitative with a purposive sampling technique. The instrument used is the FWOQ scale, a 6-level Likert scale with 12 items given to 153 millennial worker participants. This research found that the millennial who did WFH due to the pandemic tended to experience difficulties. It is different from millennial workers who have been WFH since before the pandemic, which tends to be easier to handle. The barriers felt by the two groups tend to be the same, such as barriers-others, barriers-costs, and barriers-commitment. The originality of the research puts more emphasis on millennial workers who have the character of getting bored quickly, dynamically, and always wanting to be updated but face WFH. Research has also never been carried out in a more specific area, Surabaya.

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“…They have two choices; that is, whether they are to use e-commerce service providers such as alibaba, amazon, tokopedia, shopee, Bukalapak and the like or social media such as Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter, and Instagram. This is a new model of economic activity that began at the end of the 20th century and continues on a massive scale until now [8][9][10].…”

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Social Capital of Women Economic Actors Using the Palugada Model

Utami¹,

FX²,

Sadewo³

2022

Proceedings of the 3rd Annual Conference of Education and Social Sciences (ACCESS 2021)

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Covid-19 pandemic has shattered the economic structure of society in the world. The policy of restricting movement and/or locking down resulted in a decrease in trade. To reduce production costs, the company took the decision to reduce the workforce, ranging from laying off to firing. Under certain assumptions, married women are a group of workers vulnerable to being eliminated in moving to the informal sector. Their informal sector efforts have actually been carried out before the pandemic. The goal at that time was only to complete the needs of the family. To overcome the movement restriction policy, they use social media. Social media bridges between producers/distributors and consumers. This action changes people's mindset and habitus. One of the changing mindsets is trust. Trust is a part of and at the same time the basis for the formation of other social capital. The construct of trust in the framework of action in social media is different from that in the real world. With a qualitative approach, research has shown how women combine the real world and the virtual world into virtual trust. The real world has also strengthened their social capital in the virtual world. In addition, their efforts are entirely to serve the needs of consumers. This pattern is known as the Palugada, a model in the informal sector in Indonesia.

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Work from Home: Social Media, Virtual Meeting and the New Family Relationship

Cited by 3 publications

References 23 publications

The Effect of Etnographic-Based Outdoor Learning Methods on Learning Activities Class V Elementary School in Social Sciences

The Effect of Etnographic-Based Outdoor Learning Methods on Learning Activities Class V Elementary School in Social Sciences

The Behavioral Patterns and Human Resource Development of Surabaya Millennial Workers Facing New Normality Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic

Social Capital of Women Economic Actors Using the Palugada Model

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