Media Promotional for Art in Tangerang City with Audio Visual

Adobe Creative

Giandari Maulani, Abdul Hamid Arribathi, Untung Rahardja, Marviola Hardini

and Nuke Puji Lestari Santoso

University of Raharja, Jl. Jenderal Sudirman No. 40, RT.002 / RW.006, Cikokol, Kota Tangerang, Indonesia

Keywords: Information Media, Video Tourism, Art and Historic Buildings.

Abstract: Historical buildings contain elements of art in the city of Tangerang, which have good potential to become a

tourist destination, but they must be appropriately managed to generate a source of income for the region. The

diversity of ethnicities, races, and religions is an important supporting factor in influencing the diversity of

artistic values. One of them is the Lenggang Cisadane Dance which is typical art of Tangerang City. And

many historical buildings such as the Thousand Doors Mosque, Fortress Museum, Kalipasir Mosque, Al-

Adzhom Mosque, etc. Every historical asset needs to be introduced to the public, and this is the authority of

the Communication and Information Technology Office (DisKomInfo). However, the information media used

is still very minimal. Therefore, a study was conducted using the KPM method, which outputs video using

the Adobe Creative Suite. The media needed to maximize promotion and information is the Video Art,

Tourism, and Historic Buildings, with an informative and practical display. The beauty of Tangerang City

holds history and high artistic value, so it is hoped that this research can increase public interest in studying

history and doing tourism.

1 INTRODUCTION

In the preliminary research, it will be explained about

Tangerang City Overview describing the city of

Tangerang with all its diversity, then an explanation

of the Office of Communication and Information

(DisKomInfo) Tangerang City Overview which has

the authority to promote art assets and historic

buildings in the city of Tangerang, as well as an

explanation of the current problems at DisKomInfo in

terms of promoting these art assets and historic

buildings.

1.1 Tangerang City Overview

Tangerang City is located in Banten Province

(Husnayain, 2020), Indonesia. The name Tangerang,

comes from Sundanese which means "Sign". The city

of Tangerang was once the Tangerang Regency,

along with the growth of the region, the Government

through Law Number 22 of 1999 made changes from

the Regency to the City of Tangerang. The city of

Tangerang is very strategically located because it is

directly adjacent to the National Capital of Indonesia,

namely Jakarta. The city of Tangerang has an area of

184.24 square kilometers which is divided into 13

districts and is the largest city in Banten Province,

Indonesia. Currently Tangerang City is led by Mayor

Mr. H. Arief .R.Wismansyah, B.Sc, M.Kes. This area

that has a Long History (Priyanka and Rayikumar,

2017) holds various potential Historical and Artistic

Buildings (Xu, 2017) which are interesting to be used

as Tourist Destinations (Hatami et al., 2020). The

discussion about the art and historical buildings of the

city of Tangerang turned out to be no less interesting

for its Diversity (Ian and Eibe, 2005). On average, the

majority of the community itself has a variety of

different ethnic, racial and religious groups ranging

from the Betawi, Sundanese, Javanese, to Chinese, as

well as the diversity of Religions (Nayak, 2019). The

people of Tangerang City have a quite rich diversity

of religions that are dominated by Muslims followed

by Christians, Catholics, Buddhists and finally

Hindus. This is very influential especially on the

values of art and local historic buildings. Talking

about the diversity of typical art and historical

buildings of Tangerang City, there are several types

of Distinctive Art (Jia and Wang, 2018) from the City

of Tangerang, including: Cisadane Lenggang Dance,

Maulani, G., Arribathi, A., Rahardja, U., Hardini, M. and Santoso, N.

Media Promotional for Art in Tangerang City with Audio Visual Adobe Creative.

DOI: 10.5220/0011241800003376

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Barongsai, Peh Cun and Beksi martial arts. In

addition to art, Tangerang City is also rich in tourism

and historic buildings such as: Thousand Doors

Mosque Building, Boen Tek Bio Temple Building,

Benteng Museum Building, Kalipasir Mosque

Building, Al-Azhom Mosque Building and Water

Dam 10.

1.2 Department of Communication and

Information (DisKomInfo)

The Office of Communication and Information

(DisKomInfo) of Tangerang City is the office that has

the authority to Promote (Shokouhyar et al., 2018) art

assets and historic buildings in the City of Tangerang.

The service is located in the Central Government

Building Lt. 4 address at Jl. Satria Sudirman Kota

Tangerang. This office is led by a Head of Office, and

there is 1 (one) Secretariat and 3 (three) fields,

including: Post and Telecommunications, Telematics,

Data and Information Processing. The Office of

Communication and Information (DisKomInfo)

continuously organizes and promotes art assets and

historic buildings in the city of Tangerang as part of

efforts to improve the welfare of Citizens (Rahardja

et al., 2019) Tangerang City and increasing the Role

of City (Muslim et al., 2018) Tangerang in the

concentration of art and national historic buildings.

But along with the development of information about

art and historical buildings, the Office of

Communication and Information (DisKomInfo)

needs Media (Nyo and Hein, 2019) Information

(Hariguna et al., 2019) appropriate to the

development of the City of Tangerang, so that with

Media Information (Henderi et al., 2020), (Pah and

Utama, 2020) the right people or tourists more

familiar with art and historic buildings in the city of

Tangerang, as well as increasing the source of

Regional Revenue (Rahardja et al., 2019), where the

art sector and historic buildings as one of the Foreign

Exchange hulls (Zhuo and Bai, 2020) that have values

with High Expectations (Indra et al., 2019).

Therefore, in order to convey more complete

information about the latest art destinations and

historic buildings that are more effective to the Public

(Pradipta et al., 2019), (Aini et al., 2020) and Tourists

(Wang et al., 2020), then at least, the Office of

Communication and Information (DisKomInfo) must

have information media that can support the

promotion of art and historical buildings in the city of

Tangerang.

1.3 Problems That Occur

At present the problem that occurs at the Office of

Communication and Information Technology

(DisKomInfo) is that it does not yet have information

media that can attract tourists to see art and historical

buildings directly in the city of Tangerang, so that

people do not know much about the arts and historic

buildings in the city of Tangerang. Because of this

problem, this research was conducted, with the aim of

Optimizing Information (Tarigan and Rini, 2019)

from DisKomInfo by making information media in

the form of tourism Videos (Asyary and Venuswati,

2020) which would later be expected. Tourism

(Rahardja et al., 2020) can be seen by the wider

community through the YouTube (Aini et al., 2020)

channel media, Facebook (Rahardja et al., 2019) and

Website (Rahardja et al., 2019) Tangerang City to

attract more Local and Foreign Tourists (Aini et al.,

2020) and Local Investors (Rahardja et al., 2019), and

to increase local revenue sources.

2 THEORETICAL FOUNDATION

Theoretical foundations in this study have a close

relationship with each other and support each other.

We need to know about information, because the

development of increasingly advanced times must be

in line with the right information, for that we need the

media to convey that information, the media used

must also be in accordance with their needs, such as

the use of video media. The video referred to here

means a video that contains about tourism (Rahardja

et., 2019), especially tourism in art and special

historic buildings in the city of Tangerang, which of

course the public and tourists need to know about

Heritage Documentation to get accurate information

about art and historic buildings owned by the city of

Tangerang The following below is a complete

description of what is information, media, video,

tourism, art and historic buildings and heritage

documentation (Rahardja et al., 2019).

2.1 Information

Information is a matter that greatly influences the

development of technology and the development of

human resources in order to gain knowledge so that

they can keep up with the development of

increasingly modern and advanced times.

Technology continues to develop with a variety of

developments and continues to innovate with a

variety of Inventions (Apriani et al., 2021).

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2.2 Media

A user device that can record image, audio, and/or

video information and upload information to a

matching service that is able to use matching

technology to identify the media and provide

supplemental content or information to the user

(Maulani et al., 2020).

2.3 Video

From the perspective of media richness theory, that

the different kinds of videos had quite similar effects

in terms of triggering behavioral changes. However,

the mechanisms explaining why triggers were present

differed for each video. The consumer's position in

the information search process was the most

significant reason for the triggering of any kind of

effect. In addition, the instructionally designed videos

were able to exert an affective triggering effect: the

more participants liked the video, the more it affected

their participation intention and recall scores. The

effects of media richness can vary within technically

similar videos, as they form different logical

connections among non-verbal visual cues related to

a video's storyline (Rahardja et al., 2019; Aini et al.,

2021).

2.4 Tourism

Tourism is certainly a very important global industry

because of its great contribution to the economy.

Indeed, tourists consume a variegated array of goods

and services, with linkages to virtually every industry

in the economy. So, it is usually considered as a

crucial factor for local development, and great

attention is devoted to the measurement of its

economic impact. At the same time, however, the

‘cultural’ impact and the potential risks generated by

unsustainable tourism flows are also taken into

account. Despite facing occasional shocks, over the

past six decades, the tourism sector has showed

strength and resilience, with a continuous expansion

and diversification (Henderi et al., 2020).

2.5 Heritage Documentation

Heritage documentation is the systematic collection

and archiving of both tangible and intangible

elements of historic structures and environments

(Aini et al., 2020). The purpose of documentation is

to supply accurate information that will enable correct

conservation, monitoring and maintenance for the

survival of an artefact. Examples of international and

national standards for collecting and archiving

information relating to historic structures are detailed

in national guidelines such as the Historic American

Building Surveys (HABS) and the English Heritage

Metric Survey Practice. At an international level

recording standards have been established by the

International Council on Monuments and Sites

(ICOMOS), which is an international non-

governmental organisation of professionals,

committed to the conservation of the world's historic

monuments and sites (Watini et al., 2020; Rahardja et

al., 2020).

3 RESEARCH METHOD

The methods used in this study are the methods of

Data Collection, Media Design Analysis and Media

Production Concepts (KPM).

3.1 Data Collection

Research supporting data collected by:

1) Observation. Observation is data collection needed

for the preparation of this research through

observation and making systematic records of

elements that have been studied with the aim directly

at the Department of Communication and

Information (DisKomInfo) Tangerang City.

2) Interview. Interview is a method of collecting data

with questions and answers directly conducted by the

interviewer to obtain information. The interview

method is used to get data by asking a few questions

to Bpk. Tisna Wijaya was the Stakeholder of the

Office of Communication and Information

(DisKomInfo) of Tangerang City and also the parties

related to this research. 3) Literature Study. Literature

study is to explore sources related to research through

international journals whose contents are read, related

to this research and taken by Sunarya (2016) of his

journal to supplement the relevant data in this study.

3.2 Analysis of Media Design

Tourism video information media needed by the

Office of Communication and Information

Technology (DisKomInfo) of Tangerang City will be

created using Adobe Creative Suite (Adobe CS)

applications and variants, such as: Adobe Premiere

Pro CS6, Adobe After Effects CS6 and Adobe

Photoshop CS6.

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Figure 1: Using Adobe Photoshop CS6 for the Tangerang

city logo image at the beginning of the video tourism.

3.3 MAVIB Production Concept

(KPM)

Figure 2: MAVIB production concept (KPM).

To be known together, that MAVIB is an abbreviation

of Multimedia Audio Visual and Broadcasting which

is one of the preeminent concentrations of the

Department of Information Engineering at Raharja

University, Tangerang City. This concentration is

oriented to the development of creativity in utilizing

multimedia audio-visual technology and broadcasting

that produces a global vision of visual communication

media.

3.4 Pre-production

Pre-production is the stage where the idea, planning

and preparation of the MAVIB Production Concept

begin. There are 7 (seven) Pre production steps in

KPM, starting from the ideas outlined systematically,

then followed by making a Synopsis, Script Writing

and Storyboard. The last two stages are selecting the

cast and crew and preparing / setting the equipment.

All stages must be in accordance with the specified

Time Schedule. More details can be seen in the

following picture:

Figure 3: Pre-Production stages in KPM.

3.5 Production

Production is the stage of collaboration between the

players and the crew to realize the script, Storyboard

and Time Schedule that have been made. At this

stage, taking pictures / shooting and editing images

from the results of shooting are carried out. To take

pictures at the shooting location is done until the

completion of the Take Script on schedule.

Processing to mix multimedia, audio, visual and

broadcasting is made to produce quality tourism

videos. Here are the pictures of the stages of

production:

Figure 4: Production stages in KPM.

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3.6 Post Production

Post Production is the final stage of the MAVIB

Production Concept. In Post Production there is a

distribution of videos made to various media. Post

Production can be displayed on the Website,

Facebook, YouTube channel in the form of Video

Streaming (Sudaryono et al., 2020; Hariguna et al.,

2020) as well as other social media, in addition to

utilizing the internet it also utilizes technology

readiness from user intentions in the context of

creating Tourism Videos (Rahardja et al., 2019; Aini

et al., 2019; Lukita et al., 2020). Here are pictures

from Post Production:

Figure 5: Stages of post-production in KPM.

4 ANALYSIS RESULT

In this analysis of results, 3 (three) main things that

have an important position in this research are

explained, namely Pre-Production, Production, Post

Production along with their respective steps, along

with a complete explanation.

4.1 Pre-production in This Research

Pre-Production is the starting step of an idea, planning

and preparation of the MAVIB Production Concept.

There are several Pre-Production steps in this study,

namely: Observation, Data collection, Data analysis,

Ideas that are expressed systematically,

Storyboarding, Synopsis, Visualization based on

context, Message delivered, Script Breakdown Sheet,

Time Schedule and Budget. Following below will

describe some of them.

4.1.1 Ideas

Media Video information is a very effective and

efficient media to promote a company or agency or

business, because humans can remember as much as

80% of what they see, hear and experience

simultaneously. In its development Tangerang City

DisKomInfo wants to expand information and

promotional areas, especially in the field of art and

historic buildings, from this it creates ideas or ideas

to have an information media in the form of tourism

videos about art and historic buildings in the city of

Tangerang and for this reason this research was

conducted with the aim of making the tourism video

referred to above.

4.1.2 Synopsis / Story

Synopsis / Story is a summary of a story or film that

forms the approach of a documentary feature.

Synopsis is usually limited by the number of

pages, for example one or two pages, one fifth or one

tenth of the length of a documentary feature.

Synopsis of making tourism videos in this study as

follows:

"Tangerang City has the potential of

interesting and prospective art and historic

buildings, the chain of art objects and historic

buildings in the City of Tangerang will be one

of the mainstay sources of regional income as

well as strategic regional promotion.

Tangerang City holds a variety of potential

historical buildings and interesting art to

become tourist destinations. The city of

Tangerang has a unique diversity of art and

historic buildings. There are several types of

arts typical of the City of Tangerang,

including: Cisadane Lenggang Dance, Lion

Dance, Peh Cun and Beksi martial arts. In

addition to art, Tangerang City is also rich in

tourism and historic buildings such as: The

thousand doors Mosque Building, Kalipasir

Mosque Building, Al-Azhom Mosque

Building, Boen Tek Bio Temple Building,

Benteng Museum Building and Water Dam 10

Buildings."

4.1.3 Storyboard

Storyboard (Rahardja et al., 2020) is a sketch of

images arranged sequentially in accordance with the

script, with a storyboard we can convey our story

ideas to others more easily, because we can lead

someone's imagination to follow the images

presented, so as to produce the same perception on the

idea of our story. Below are a few storyboard pictures

related to research:

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Figure 6: Historical buildings of Al-Azhom mosque.

Figure 7: Historic Boen Tek Bio temple building.

4.1.4 Equipment Used

In making this information media in the form of

tourism video, various equipment is used, such as:

Canon 760D camera, Sony HD, Slik Tripod, Drone

Phantom 3 Pro and Shotgun Microphone. In this

tourism video, equipment is widely used in the

Outdoor area, accompanied by the use of Drones in

order to produce better images.

4.2 Production in This Research

Production is the process of taking pictures or shooting

videos with the collaboration between the cast and

crew to realize the formulation of the pre-production

stage in the form of scenarios, scripts, and storyboards

that have been made. At the production stage all

technical and creative elements such as manuscripts,

actors, cinematography and sound, join under the

creative supervision of the Director. In carrying out the

process of production of shooting or video shooting

there are several things that must be prepared properly,

including: production design including storyboards

that can be a good guide about things that must be done

during shooting, the crew's readiness in carrying out

their respective roles and readiness equipment which is

also the responsibility of each crew.

4.2.1 Multimedia Planning

Multimedia planning is a design that combines 3

(three) elements, namely sound, images and text to

create dynamic and interactive presentations in video.

To succeed this multimedia planning requires 3

(three) systematic stages, starting from the purpose of

multimedia, multimedia strategies and multimedia

programs.

4.2.2 Multimedia Strategies

Before entering the production process, we first

formulate a multimedia strategy, the media to be

designed and prepared at least meet 3 (three) aspects

of the target, namely:

a. Geography : Tangerang City Region,

Indonesia, World.

b. Demographics :

Gender : Male & Female

Economy Class : Middle

Ages : 7 years and above

Targets : Community, Local Tourists

and Foreign Tourists.

c. Psychography : People and tourists who

want to find out more detailed information

and promotions about all art and historical

buildings in the city of Tangerang.

4.2.3 Audio Planning

Audio is an element that must be present at every time

to display a video, because if there is no audio, the

video that is displayed will feel less attractive to the

public, therefore audio planning has an important

factor in determining whether or not media

information in the form of video will be produced.

4.2.4 Audio Program

Every audio that is applied to fill the sound is taken

from the video that has been prepared in accordance

with the needs of the media information that is

designed, taken from the Mp3 music and look for the

appropriate sound effects. The editing program makes

it easy to make audio, then the process of adjusting

the video design will be made available to the public.

The previously taken audio is searched accordingly,

such as for MP3 music audio, the appropriate audio

capture requires editing from the video cutter and

adjusting the placement with the displayed image.

The process of the size of the audio sound is made

from audio mixing volume.

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4.2.5 Visual Strategy

Visual Effects can be created with the help of

computer technology that has been very advanced

now, so as to provide a form of real or really real

imaging of the visualization of the video created.

Visualization of video display can vary by displaying

several elements such as: Bumper, opening, etc.

4.2.6 Visual Program

In this production process the design of special effects

is made using applications that are the result of

technological advancements. Storyboard references

are changed to animatrix, which is a kind of

slideshow of storyboards that has been filled with

unedited dialogs. Below is a Visual Program related

to research, already in video format:

Figure 8: Lenggang Cisadane dance.

Figure 9: Beksi martial arts.

Figure 10: Beksi martial arts.

Figure 11. Boen Tek Bio temple.

4.2.7 Broadcasting Program

The Broadcasting Program is used to display the

results of the production of audio-visual videos that

utilize the internet as a facilitator through the

following media:

DVDs are roughly the same as CDs but have a

greater capacity. DVD is usually for video storage

media that has a large capacity. Forms of format used

on DVDs can be in any form but to be able to open it

again is seen from the capacity of the computer in

question.

YouTube, an information media in the form of a

tourism video that is created, is uploaded through the

YouTube channel, the account must be fulfilled before

uploading, usually by automatically YouTube will ask

for an activation account. If you already have an

account, the upload process is only by browsing where

the video is stored. The length of the upload process

depends on the size of the video, the longer the duration

and the large capacity, the longer the upload process.

Facebook, like YouTube, Facebook will also ask

the account to sign in first before uploading. If you

already have an account, then all you have to do is

open the video menu on the top right side by side with

the homepage and profile, the upload process follows

the instructions on each request.

Website or more abbreviated as the Web is an

online communication tool that uses internet media in

its distribution, the website displays a collection of

text data, still or motion picture data, animated data,

sound and video.

4.3 Post Production in This Research

Post production stage is the process of finishing a

work until it becomes a complete video and is able to

convey a story or message to the audience. In the post

production process, all images obtained in the

production process are put together and edited by an

editor. Video playback and distribution activities are

also included in the post production process.

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4.3.1 Digitizing

The first step taken is digitizing or digitizing the

results of shooting which are still analogue captured

through capture cards or firmware then converted into

digital data files then stored on the hard disk and at

any time can be recalled if needed.

4.3.2 Editing

In this tourism video editing stage, cutting, selecting

and compiling the results of shooting images

according to the wishes or ideas of the director in

accordance with the script and storyboard. At this

stage Adobe Photoshop CS6 applications for editing

logos or images are also used.

4.3.3 Mixing

Mixing is the stage of mixing between image and

sound, narration that has been recorded and musical

illustrations inserted into the image editing results in

accordance with the script. The balance between the

original sound, narration, musical illustrations and

sound effects is very important to be harmonious and

harmonious and clearly heard. After the mixing

process is completed, the data is exported to a specific

file format for broadcasting to the public.

4.3.4 Finishing

This finishing stage is the last stage in the process of

making this information video. At this stage the video

export process from Adobe Premiere CS6 is made

into a video format.

4.3.5 Output Phase (Exporting)

At this stage of exporting, the results of the rendering

of all video merging, namely images, text and back

sound will be exported into a predetermined format,

MP4 Furthermore, the results of the export video will

be burned to DVD, then will be uploaded to

YouTube, Facebook and Website.

4.3.6 Market Segments

This stage relates to the marketing target of the

finished video. Tangerang City DisKomInfo website

is used to disseminate tourism videos about art and

historic buildings in the city of Tangerang, with the

hope that this tourism video can increase the

percentage of visitors or tourists by 50% from the

previous year.

5 CONCLUSION

The media needed by Tangerang City DisKomInfo in

informing and promoting art and historic buildings in

Tangerang City is in the form of media information

in the form of tourism videos because it presents an

informative and effective display of the beauty of

Tangerang City which has a long history and stores a

variety of potential artistic and historical buildings in

Tangerang City. This tourism video has already been

finished and has been made with advantages, namely

having Voice Over with the delivery of language that

is clear, straightforward and interesting. Besides, the

visual appearance is also in harmony with the audio

and visual effects presented, so that the message

conveyed is easily understood by the public and

tourists. Information media in the form of tourism

videos can attract tourists to visit and get to know the

diverse potential of art and historic buildings in the

city of Tangerang. This tourism video is implemented

through DVDs and various Social Media such as

YouTube, Facebook, Tangerang City Website and at

several arts and cultural events. The target to be

achieved by DisKomInfo through information media

in the form of video art tourism and historic buildings

in the city of Tangerang is the increase of tourist visits

by 50% from the previous year, as well as beneficial

to increase local revenue sources, so that Tangerang

City becomes an Investable, Liveable, Visitable City

and E-City. However, there is still a need for further

research to develop a tourism video that has been

made and so that the latest information through this

tourism video can be accepted by the whole

community and not only presented on social media, it

is also necessary to make it into the form of apps,

which can be obtained by the public and tourists later

through the app store application or on the playstore.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

This research was supported by the Government of

Indonesia and specifically the local government of the

City of Tangerang so that the creation of information

media in the form of this tourism video. This research

was also supported by a grant from the Ministry of

Research and Technology (KemenRisTek /BRIN) for

its research funding. We thank the MAVIB

(Multimedia Audio Visual & Broadcasting)

Community for providing useful information for this

research. In addition, this research is also fully

supported by Raharja University (UR); A accredited

leading university in Tangerang City.

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C. E. A. Pah and D. N. Utama, “Decision Support Model

for Employee Recruitment Using Data Mining

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U. Rahardja, E. P. Harahap, and S. R. Dewi, “The strategy

of enhancing article citation and H-index on SINTA

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Jalaluddin, “The Application of Data Mining in

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Q. Aini, M. Budiarto, P. O. Hadi Putra, A. Khoirunisa, N.

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practice: Designing with e-commerce and ilearning

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on Process of Network Traffic Classification Using

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D. M. B. Tarigan and D. P. Rini, “Particle Swarm

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A. Asyary and M. Veruswati, “Sunlight exposure increased

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U. Rahardja, S. Sudaryono, N. P. L. Santoso, A.

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Impact on Higher Education Motivation Performance,”

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Q. Aini, S. Riza Bob, N. P. L. Santoso, A. Faturahman, and

U. Rahardja, “Digitalization of Smart Student

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U. Rahardja, A. N. Hidayanto, T. Hariguna, and Q. Aini,

“Design Framework on Tertiary Education System in

Indonesia Using Blockchain Technology,” 2019 7th

Int. Conf. Cyber IT Serv. Manag. CITSM 2019, pp. 5–

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U. Rahardja, M. Hardini, A. L. Al Nasir, and Q. Aini,

“Taekwondo Sports Test and Training Data

Management Using Blockchain,” in 2020 Fifth

Media Promotional for Art in Tangerang City with Audio Visual Adobe Creative

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Computing (ICIC), 2020, pp. 1–6.

U. Rahardja, Q. Aini, Y. I. Graha, and N. Lutfiani, “Validity

of Test Instruments,” in Journal of Physics: Conference

Series, 2019, vol. 1364, no. 1, p. 12050.

D. Apriani, A. Williams, U. Rahardja, A. Khoirunisa, and

S. Avionita, “The Use of Science Technology In

Islamic Practices and Rules In The Past Now and The

Future,” Int. J. Cyber IT Serv. Manag., vol. 1, no. 1, pp.

48–64, 2021.

G. Maulani, U. Rahardja, M. Hardini, R. D. I’zzaty, Q. Aini,

and N. P. L. Santoso, “Educating Farmers Using

Participatory Rural Appraisal Construct,” in 2020 Fifth

International Conference on Informatics and

Computing (ICIC), 2020, pp. 1–8.

U. Rahardja, Q. Aini, Y. I. Graha, and M. R. Tangkaw,

“Gamification Framework Design of Management

Education and Development in Industrial Revolution

4.0,” J. Phys. Conf. Ser., vol. 1364, no. 1, pp. 0–13,

2019, doi: 10.1088/1742-6596/1364/1/012035.

Q. Aini, U. Rahardja, N. P. L. Santoso, and A. Oktariyani,

“Aplikasi Berbasis Blockchain dalam Dunia

Pendidikan dengan Metode Systematics Review,”

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pp. 58–66, 2021.

Henderi, Q. Aini, N. P. L. Santoso, A. Faturahman, and U.

Rahardja, “A proposed gamification framework for

smart attendance system using rule base,” J. Adv. Res.

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Q. Aini, A. Badrianto, F. Budiarty, A. Khoirunisa, and U.

Rahardja, “Alleviate Fake Diploma Problem In

Education Using BlockChain Technology,” J. Adv.

Res. Dyn. Control Syst., vol. 12, no. 2, pp. 1821–1826,

2020, doi: 10.5373/JARDCS/V12I2/S20201225.

S. Watini, Q. Aini, A. Khoirunisa, and U. Rahardja,

“Assessment System for Testing the Evaluation of

Diversity in Traditional Malay Dance by Early

Childhood Students,” Int. J. Psychosoc. Rehabil., vol.

24, no. 8, pp. 2721–2729, 2020, doi:

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U. Rahardja, N. Lutfiani, A. S. Rafika, and E. P. Harahap,

“Determinants of Lecturer Performance to Enhance

Accreditation in Higher Education,” in 2020 8th

International Conference on Cyber and IT Service

Management (CITSM), 2020, pp. 1–7.

P. A. Sunarya, U. Rahardja, and D. I. Desrianti,

“Development Assessment Module Portfolio E-Imei

Students With Learning To Improve The Quality Of

Concentration Case Study Mavib,” vol. 13, no. 8, pp.

3597–3606, 2016.

Sudaryono, U. Rahardja, and Masaeni, “Decision Support

System for Ranking of Students in Learning

Management System (LMS) Activities using Analytical

Hierarchy Process (AHP) Method,” J. Phys. Conf. Ser.,

vol. 1477, no. 2, 2020, doi: 10.1088/1742-6596/

1477/2/022022.

T. Hariguna, U. Rahardja, and A. Ruangkanjanases, “The

impact of citizen perceived value on their intention to

use e-government services: an empirical study,”

Electron. Gov. an Int. J., vol. 16, no. 4, pp. 426–440,

2020.

U. Rahardja, T. Hariguna, and Q. Aini, “Understanding the

impact of determinants in game learning acceptance:

An empirical study,” Int. J. Educ. Pract., vol. 7, no. 3,

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Q. Aini, T. Hariguna, P. O. H. Putra, and U. Rahardja,

“Understanding how gamification influences behaviour

in education,” Int. J. Adv. Trends Comput. Sci. Eng.,

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C. Lukita, M. Hatta, E. P. Harahap, and U. Rahardja,

“Crowdfunding management platform based on block

chain technology using smart contracts,” J. Adv. Res.

Dyn. Control Syst., vol. 12, no. 2, 2020, doi:

10.5373/JARDCS/V12I2/S20201236.

U. Rahardja, C. Lukita, F. Andriyani, and Masaeni,

“Optimization of marketing workforce scheduling

using metaheuristic genetic algorithms,” Int. J. Adv.

Trends Comput. Sci. Eng., vol. 9, no. 1.2 Special Issue,

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2020/3691.22020.

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Improvement in Mall Customer Segmentation using K-

means Clustering,” J. Appl. Data Sci., vol. 2, no. 1, pp.

19–25, 2021.

K. Z. Thwe and T. Yukawa, “Improving Music

Recommendation System by Applying Latent Topics of

Lyrics,” Int. J. Informatics Inf. Syst., vol. 2, no. 2, pp.

91–98, 2019, [Online]. Available: http://ijiis.org/

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P. H. Saputro and H. Nanang, “Exploratory Data Analysis

& Booking Cancelation Prediction on Hotel Booking

Demands Datasets,” J. Appl. Data Sci., vol. 2, no. 1, pp.

40–56, 2021.

W. Paireekreng, J. Osathanukroh, and C. Supasak, “A

Study of Influence Factors for Advertising on

Messaging Applications Towards Mobile Buyer’s

Decision Making,” vol. 2, no. 2, pp. 82–90, 2019.

T. Hariguna, “An Empirical Study to Understanding

Students’ Continuance Intention Use of Multimedia

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M. Hori, “Study of Career Education for Women:

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P. Müürsepp, “Making Sense of Wisdom Management,”

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T. Hariguna, W. M. Baihaqi, and A. Nurwanti, “Sentiment

Analysis of Product Reviews as A Customer

Recommendation Using the Naive Bayes Classifier

Algorithm,” IJIIS Int. J. Informatics Inf. Syst., vol. 2,

no. 2, pp. 48–55, 2019, doi: 10.47738/ijiis.v2i2.13.

N. Dzakiyullah, “Semi-Supervised Classification on Credit

Card Fraud Detection using AutoEncoders,” J. Appl.

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