Optimizing Communication Ethics in the Digital Age

Apdillah, Dicky; Salam, A.; Tania, Ira; Lubis, Lili Kahirina Azhari

doi:10.55047/jhssb.v1i3.143

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“…As a field of science, the object of ethics is human behavior (Kumalasari, n.d.). Without ethics, one cannot know the limits of good and bad behavior (Apdillah et al, 2022). Therefore, ethics is needed in social life so that every action taken is not of bad value and viewed as unfavorable by society (Turnip & Siahaan, 2021).…”

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Communication Ethics in Online Learning at Vocational School of Sebelas Maret University During the Pandemic

Martini

Hayati

2022

ICCS Proceeding

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For almost four semesters online learning has been implemented. From it, we want to describe the communication ethics of Vocational School of student class of 2020 at the University of Sebelas Maret (UNS) in online lectures during the pandemic by using the Zoom Meeting application. A descriptive survey is used in this research, data collection uses open-ended questionnaires. The unit being sampled is 20% of the population with simple random sampling and 34 lecturers returned the questionnaire with fill out google form, from a total sample of 40 lecturers. Purposeful sampling was also used for the first time to know legal rules regarding online lecture etiquette. The principal results are students adapt more quickly but the frequency that often appears in online lectures is students closing the camera, communication is more one-way, even though some show their IT skills above their friends. This major conclusion is normative ethics in online learning is not fully owned.

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Communication Ethics in Online Learning at Vocational School of Sebelas Maret University During the Pandemic

Martini

Hayati

2022

ICCS Proceeding

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“…Participants often utilized slang to convey humor, express identity, and narrate daily experiences, contributing significantly to the shaping of their online identities (Panhwar, 2020;Themistocleous, 2015). Online conversations furthered reveal variations in language style, incorporating emoticons, abbreviations, and Generation Zspecific expressions, showcasing their adaptability to digital language norms (Apdillah et al, 2022). Interestingly, the positive responses received by some participants for their use of code-switching and slang on social media underscored the importance of language as a pivotal factor in shaping online social interactions.…”

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“…In the digital age, Generation Z emerges as a prominent force shaping language dynamics (Haviland, 2013). This generation, born roughly between 1997 and 2012, is deeply influenced by rapid technological advancements (Ajmain, 2020;Demir & Sönmez, 2021), leading to a norm or ethics of digital communication and social media interaction (Apdillah et al, 2022;Eberwein & Porlezza, 2016). Consequently, their language use is characterized by frequent code-switching and a distinctive incorporation of slang (Kandiawan, 2022;Tarihoran et al, 2022).…”

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Code-Switching and Slang: An Analysis of Language Dynamics in the Everyday Lives of Generation Z

Puspita,

Ardianto

2024

Linguistics Initiative

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This study explores the dynamics of code-switching used in Generation Z’s (Gen-Z) communication practices, revealing it as a dynamic and adaptive strategy employed in diverse social contexts. Gen-Z exhibits context-specific types of code-switching, utilizing informal and casual forms, such as slang and non-formal language, in peer interactions. Within familial settings, a seamless transition between formal and informal language aligns with established family norms, while professional environments witness the use of formal and professional language. The strategic use of code-switching and slang by Gen-Z serves as a nuanced communication approach, catering to specific social scenarios. In informal peer contexts, the incorporation of slang fosters a sense of camaraderie, while code-switching acts as a tool for expressing emotions and personal identity, reflecting individuals’ comfort in conveying specific feelings or ideas in a chosen language. This research contributes to a comprehensive understanding of Gen-Z’s language practices, showcasing their adeptness in navigating diverse linguistic landscapes, expressing identity, and adapting to social expectations. Such insights are pivotal for fostering effective intergenerational and cross-cultural communication, bridging understanding between different linguistic and cultural groups.

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“…As a result, through advertising and various other forms of promotion, humans are formed to behave in a consumerist manner. Greedy, materialistic and consumerist attitudes encourage people to work as hard as possible, in order to fulfill their insatiable desires (Apdillah et al, 2022) Wealth is a status symbol in the capitalist system. The size is no longer the human quality, but the amount or quantity of wealth, honesty is no longer a measure of the nobility of behavior.…”

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THE CONCEPT OF HIGH QUALITY 21st CENTURY INDONESIAN HUMANS

Apdillah¹,

Siagian²,

Manik³

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JHSSB

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The 21st century which is synonymous with the century of globalization has brought changes in all lines of life. The development of science and technology, especially communication technology, has made the world like an environment without distance even though in reality it is very far away. What is happening now in a matter of seconds can already be seen, heard in other parts of the world. This brought many changes in the concepts of human life. The concept of parenting, education, work, and fulfilling the needs of life has shifted a lot. This change must be realized and addressed wisely by the Indonesian nation and society, which cannot be separated from the influence of globalization. Changes in the conception of Indonesian people whose behavior was formed at the beginning of independence, the old order era, the new order and then the reform era need serious attention. The readiness of society and government to face 21st century globalization needs to be studied in depth. History proves that society's unpreparedness to face globalization has ultimately led to the proliferation of corruption, collusion and nepotism in Indonesia. Creating clean, transparent and professional Indonesian people is a must. This effort must be carried out by all components of the Indonesian nation, both state implementers. government officials from the center to the lowest, the community, the intellectuals and professionals in Indonesia. If this effort is not carried out immediately, the effort to form the concept of Indonesian human beings will only be an empty hope like building a house on the wind.

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Optimizing Communication Ethics in the Digital Age

Cited by 8 publications

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Communication Ethics in Online Learning at Vocational School of Sebelas Maret University During the Pandemic

Communication Ethics in Online Learning at Vocational School of Sebelas Maret University During the Pandemic

Code-Switching and Slang: An Analysis of Language Dynamics in the Everyday Lives of Generation Z

THE CONCEPT OF HIGH QUALITY 21st CENTURY INDONESIAN HUMANS

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