Opening of PKM Collaboration Phase 1: Improving the Quality of Online Learning

The Community Service Program which is carried out in collaboration between universities is officially open. On August 8 2020, at the Mathla'ul Anwar High School Hall, the PKM phase 1 activity was opened by the Principal and Chair of JPPM.

In his speech, the chairman of JPPM stated that this PKM activity was not intended to teach teachers who in fact are already used to learning activities every day. The activities carried out are more about discussing and sharing experiences of the online learning management process, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic which forces all educational institutions to provide education online.

In this phase 1 PKM activity there are five materials that will be presented by five different presenters. The first material presents the characteristics of the evolution of education in the era of revolution 4.0 which was presented by the chairman of JPPM, namely Dr. Tb Ai Munandar, MT., Meanwhile the second material raised the topic of introducing online learning which was delivered by Ayu Mira Yunita, M.Kom from Mathla'ul Anwar University. The third material raised the theme of the basics and models of e-learning systems presented by Harsiti, S.T., M.Kom as a lecturer from the Faculty of Information Technology, Serang Raya University. The fourth and fifth materials were delivered after breaks, prayer and lunch. The fifth material presents the concept of learning management systems in general and the selection of models that suit your needs. The fourth material was delivered by a lecturer at the Information Systems Study Program at Mathla'ul Anwar University, namely Nelli Nailul Wardah, M.Kom. The final session, namely the fifth material in PKM Collaboration stage 1, closed with the topic of how to prepare an online learning system in schools. This material was presented by Afrasim Yusta, M.Kom as a lecturer at STTIKOM Insan Unggul Cilegon. As the closing of phase 1 activities, the PKM team distributed a post-test questionnaire to measure the extent to which training participants in PKM phase 1 understood the material presented. Previously the team also distributed a pre-test questionnaire as a basis for comparison for post-test analysis. The PKM phase 1 activity ended at 15.30 WIB and was attended by 30 participants. The participants were teachers sent from each school in Pandeglang Regency.