3.2 Collaborative Educating Activities
by the Managers of Rumah Pintar
Al Barokah and UPI students
The manager and UPI students stimulate, motivate
and provide direction and input to the learning
community to continue to learn and follow the
activities and learning in Rumah Pintar. Awareness
raising activities are conducted orally, which are
carried out by inserting activities at the time of the
learning schedule or break time. Activities provide
information related to Rumah Pintar performed by
managers either directly or indirectly like using
communication media. The information conveyed is
usually about activities in Rumah Pintar and
activities outside Rumah Pintar such as notice of
learning schedule or activities, invitations or
competitions that can be followed by student
resident. Based on the characteristics presented by
Ife and Frank (2008: 583) then the manager of
Rumah Pintar has done the awareness raising
activities and provide information.
Confrontation is the ability to act decisively
when necessary against individuals or groups of
people who violate a principle of cooperation.
Confrontation or assertiveness is always trying to be
done by the manager at Rumah Pintar, but the
learning community has not felt the firmness in
discipline. Managers provide the usual assertiveness
on the learning schedule but there are still learning
residents who ignore the manager. Assertiveness of
manager is usually delivered orally by advising
citizens to learn not to make mistakes again. Figure
2 shows the training of making accessories from
recycled stuffs.
Figure 2: Training of making accessories from recycled
stuffs.
Training is the most specific educative role.
According to Ife and Frank (2008), the training here
is to conduct or link the community with other
trainers to the knowledge and skills transfer
activities required (requested) by the community.
Manager of Rumah Pintar explained that the training
activities that have been done at Rumah Pintar in the
idea by the outside party in cooperation with the
manager. In this activity the manager facilitates and
codes the training activities undertaken. It can be
concluded that the manager has conducted training
activities as a specific educative role.
3.3 Collaborative Activities of Students
and Manager in Representation in
Building Networks with Resources
Outside Rumah Pintar Al Barokah
Obtaining resources is an activity to facilitate
cooperation with institutions outside the community
that have certain resources. The Manager of Rumah
Pintar carries out the connecting duty to build
network with resources outside Rumah Pintar in
order to find and add resources or donations. The
steps taken by managers in obtaining resources as
partners is to search and identify to obtain related
resources and can contribute with Rumah Pintar,
then the managers approach and lobby to participate
and contribute in Rumah Pintar. So, it can be
concluded that the manager has done activities to
obtain resources at Rumah Pintar Al Barokah.
Community workers publish the activities,
processes, and achievements to become community
agendas. The Manager of Rumah Pintar in this case
has been using the media for the development of
communication in order to build a network is done
by using blogs and twitter. The use of media has
received a response from several parties so that the
partners of Rumah Pintar Al Barokah are increasing.
Conceptually, public relations and public
presentation is the ability to make various public
presentation. Community workers provide
information on activities, processes and
achievements to gain the support of various parties.
The Manager becomes public relations and make a
personal public presentation conducted on several
occasions for example if you meet or stay together
with parties from outside Rumah Pintar. Therefore,
the public relation and public presentation have been
done by the manager of Rumah Pintar Al Barokah.
The working network in Ife and Frank (2008:
600) mentioned means establishing relationships
with diverse people, and being able to use them to
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