Browsing by Autor "Matlubul Khairi"

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Pelatihan Pemasaran Online Berbasis Marketplace Bagi Kelompok Ibu PKK di Desa Kalianan Krucil Probolinggo
(2023) M. Syafiih; Matlubul Khairi; Moh. Rasidi; Ida Ariska; Sri Indra Rahayu; Suci Hati
Internet users in Indonesia as of January 2023 reached 215.63 million or equivalent to 78.19% of the total population of Indonesia. The increase in internet users has an impact on shifting the paradigm of a new way of working. Kalianan Village is one of 14 villages in Krucil Sub-district located on the slopes of Mount Argopuro at an altitude between 1000-1300 meters above sea level with an area of 1,328.62 ha. So far, ganyong tubers in Kalianan Village are still processed as food stew to be consumed as a complement to food. Community service aims to socialize the utilization of ganyong tubers as an alternative source of nutrition and economic value that can be processed into cake raw materials. The method used in this community service activity is the Participatory Action Research (PAR) method in the form of mentoring and training in the use of marketplaces to market ganyong tuber products. Through this activity, it has an impact on increasing the average knowledge and skills from 57.5 to 95. This community service activity received a very positive response with a satisfaction level of 87.03% with a very satisfied.
Pendampingan Literasi Digital untuk Mengurangi Risiko Kejahatan Siber Membentuk Masyarakat yang Lebih Aman
(2024) M. Syafiih; Nadiyah Nadiyah; Matlubul Khairi; Moh. Furqan; Beny Yusman
This community service activity aims to improve digital literacy and cybersecurity awareness in Paiton Sub-district as a response to the increasing risk of cybercrime in the community. The approach used involves the Participatory Action Research (PAR) method by involving various stakeholders, including the sub-district government, education office, and caregivers of Islamic boarding schools. The mentoring process includes a series of activities such as intensive training, interactive workshops, awareness campaigns through various media, as well as individual and group mentoring. These activities are designed to provide the Paiton community with a deep understanding of cyber threats, personal data protection techniques, and digital ethics. The results of these activities show significant improvements in digital literacy and changes in community behavior in using technology more safely. The formation of new institutions in the form of community groups and local cybersecurity teams is also evidence of the effectiveness of this collaborative approach. In conclusion, this service activity succeeded in creating social transformation by raising collective awareness of the dangers of cybercrime and producing a community that is more skilled in facing modern digital challenges. This program is expected to serve as a model for similar efforts in other regions to improve digital security and broader community welfare.