Program evaluation: implementation of tourism village development

Sudirtha, I Gede; Widiartini, Ketut; Suriani, Made

doi:10.29332/ijssh.v3n3.356

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“…These empowerment activities have become an answer to the limitations of Rantung and Latupeirissa (2021), Naibaho (2021) and Sudirtha et al (2019) research, by showing the combination of the CSE-UCLA model with the Daiwi Sampad concept. The combination of that model and concept provides convenience in determining the students' positive character in the learning process.…”

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Empowerment of teachers as evaluators of asynchronous learning based on the combination of the CSE-UCLA model with Daiwi Sampad

Divayana

Heryanda

Suyasa

2022

CJES

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The main objective of this research was to show the effectiveness level of the empowerment implementation of teachers as evaluators of asynchronous learning based on a combination of the Centre for the Study of Evaluation-University of California in Los Angeles (CSE-UCLA) model with Daiwi Sampad concept. This research was conducted using a quantitative approach in the form of a survey. This study involved 10 elementary school teachers as participants in empowerment activities. Data collection tools were in the form of questionnaires, cognitive tests, and documentation. The technique used to analyse the data was quantitative descriptive. The effectiveness of implementing empowerment activities can be seen from the percentage level of participants’ satisfaction and the quality level of the participant’s cognitive abilities. The research results showed that the percentage level of participants’ satisfaction was 90.33%, which was included in the good category. The quality level of the teachers’ cognitive abilities who participated in the empowerment activities was 86.90, which was also in the good category. In general, these empowerment activities had been running effectively and had been able to improve the quality of teachers’ cognitive ability as evaluators of asynchronous learning. Keywords: Empowerment, evaluators, asynchronous learning, CSE-UCLA model, Daiwi Sampad.

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Empowerment of teachers as evaluators of asynchronous learning based on the combination of the CSE-UCLA model with Daiwi Sampad

Divayana

Heryanda

Suyasa

2022

CJES

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“…The diagram (figure 6) presents an organizational structure chart, mapping out the hierarchical layout of a company's divisions and teams, leading up to the director level [27], [28]. At the top of the hierarchy is the Director, who oversees the entire structure.…”

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Integrated Multi-Income Stream Performance Dashboard: a Japanese Corporate Banking Case

Rachansa,

Meditya

2024

International Journal of Advances in Data and Information Syste

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In response to the complex operational challenges faced by Japanese Corporate Banking (JCB), arising from the coexistence of disparate core banking systems post-merger, this study aims to address inherent issues affecting marketing performance monitoring. The existing condition at JCB is characterized by data inconsistency, limited system interoperability, and fragmented income tracking through multiple Excel reports and management systems. Recognizing the gaps in the current setup, the research question revolves around how to enhance marketing performance monitoring effectively. The research objectives, therefore, encompass the development and implementation of a tailored integrated report utilizing the CRISP-DM methodology. This innovative performance dashboard harmoniously consolidates data from diverse sources, presenting a cohesive representation crucial for comprehensive marketing performance assessment. Leveraging advanced methodologies like data normalization and cross-platform integration, the research approach ensures streamlined income tracking, mitigating existing limitations. The data, drawn from various product applications, undergoes meticulous processing to facilitate a unified view on the integrated dashboard. The anticipated result is a significant improvement in monitoring efficiency, heightened data accuracy, and an empowered decision-making process within JCB's operations. The business implication of this initiative is the tangible enhancement of the bank's ability to comprehensively assess income performance, thereby elevating the quality of strategic decision-making and reinforcing JCB's competitive positioning in the banking sector.

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“…There are still many natural resources in Indonesia to be found in rural areas and for the development of village tourism, it is necessary to provide a model of management by combining natural resources and local potential [13]. The law on villages gives authority to villages to carry out village development by utilizing the natural resources within them, including in the management of the village-scale tourism sector both in coastal areas and mountainous areas.…”

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Developing Nature-Based Tourist Villages in Boyolali, Indonesia

Turmudi,

Absori,

Wardiono

et al. 2024

IJSDP

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This study aims to examine the management of natural resources as a basis for the development of a tourist village in Boyolali Regency, Central Java, Indonesia. Natural resources are the basic capital of village development which aims to increase the welfare of local residents. Villages in Boyolali Regency have a diversity of local natural resources between their regions and these are valuable capital for village development. Non-doctrinal law study methods are used with qualitative descriptive analysis approaches. The research locations were in villages in Boyolali Regency. The research results show that the development of tourist villages in Boyolali Regency, Indonesia, has led to an increase in the number of tourist villages. The majority of these tourist villages are based on natural resources, while the rest are based on religion, culture, cuisine, and artificial resources. The findings indicate that the majority of recent tourist village development in Boyolali has focused on utilizing local natural resources to improve resident welfare.

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Program evaluation: implementation of tourism village development

Cited by 8 publications

References 4 publications

Empowerment of teachers as evaluators of asynchronous learning based on the combination of the CSE-UCLA model with Daiwi Sampad

Empowerment of teachers as evaluators of asynchronous learning based on the combination of the CSE-UCLA model with Daiwi Sampad

Integrated Multi-Income Stream Performance Dashboard: a Japanese Corporate Banking Case

Developing Nature-Based Tourist Villages in Boyolali, Indonesia

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