A community service team from Universitas Siliwangi held training on\ncreating educational content for 47 cadres of the Salimah regional\nchapter (Pengurus Daerah) in Tasikmalaya City at RM Saung Sambel Hejo on\nSunday (19 July).<\/p>\n
Through the Sister\u2019s Digital Lab programme, the cadres were trained\nin content-making skills as part of efforts to strengthen family\nliteracy campaigns via digital media.<\/p>\n
Team leader Sri Maryani said the Sister\u2019s Digital Lab programme aims\nto improve the digital skills of Salimah cadres so that they can produce\nengaging educational content as a medium for family literacy campaigns\nin the digital era.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe see Salimah cadres as having an important role in educating the\npublic, particularly on family literacy. Therefore, through the Sister\u2019s\nDigital Lab programme, we want Salimah cadres to be able to package\nfamily literacy messages in the form of engaging educational content in\nline with developments in the digital era,\u201d said Sri Maryani on Monday\n(20 July).<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the head of Salimah\u2019s Tasikmalaya City chapter, Elis\nKomala, expressed appreciation for the programme, saying it provides\ntangible benefits to the cadres through improved digital skills. She\nexpressed hope that the activity would lead to continued cooperation in\nthe future.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Sister\u2019s Digital Lab programme is truly very beneficial for us.\nWe gained a great deal of new knowledge, especially on producing\neducational content such as podcast videos and visual design. We hope\nprogrammes like this can continue and lead to other forms of cooperation\nin the future,\u201d she explained.<\/p>\n
The cadres received training through three main modules: (1) the\nUrgency of Educational Media Outreach and Media Ethics, delivered by\nAngga Yogaswara; (2) Public Speaking for Content Creators and Its\nImplementation, by Ai Siti Nurjamilah and Melda Herlinda; and (3) Family\nLiteracy, Podcast Management, and Its Tools, by Sri Maryani.<\/p>\n
After receiving the material, the cadres practised directly the\nproduction of educational content in the form of podcast videos and\nvisual designs themed around family literacy, with intensive guidance\nfrom the community service team. The educational content was then\nuploaded to the social media accounts of Salimah\u2019s Tasikmalaya City\nchapter as a dissemination medium accessible to the public.<\/p>\n
According to Elis, she hopes the Sister\u2019s Digital Lab programme \u2014\nfully funded by the Directorate of Research and Community Service (DPPM)\nof the Directorate General of Research and Technology under the Ministry\nof Higher Education, Science and Technology for the 2026 fiscal year \u2014\nwill become a model programme for other community organisations in\nefforts to strengthen family literacy campaigns and digital empowerment\nof the public.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur hope is that Sister\u2019s Digital Lab can become a model programme\nfor other community organisations in strengthening family literacy\ncampaigns and digital empowerment. After all, the benefits of this\nprogramme can reach a much wider public,\u201d she concluded.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/siliwangi-university-community-service-team-launches-sisters-digital-lab-training-1784548247", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }