Seroja Journal of Empowerment and Community Service

Development of Digital Business Literacy and Culture for Generation Z in Southeast Asia on International Webinar Future Ready, Digital Business Model & IOT Driven Ventures in Southeast Asia

2025-02-22T03:27:07+00:00

This community service objectives are to provide a platform for discussions on digital business literacy and technology advancement. This methodology outlines the steps and procedures for organizing an international community service webinar via Zoom. The webinar, scheduled for September 3, 2024, aims to foster knowledge exchange and collaboration among more than 100 participants from Southeast Asia, particularly Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei. It’s helped by International Forum on Digital Economy and Technological Advancement (IFDETA) 2024. This community service initiative highlights the importance of digital business literacy and digital culture for Generation Z in Southeast Asia. Given the region’s varied digital literacy levels, challenges such as accessibility, education, and socio-cultural factors impact how young individuals engage with technology. The international webinar successfully facilitated discussions among academics, professionals, and policymakers, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange. Future community service can organize hands-on training sessions in various Southeast Asian countries, targeting students, entrepreneurs, and community leaders.

AI Content Generator in the Young Accounting Scholars Association

2025-02-26T11:50:21+00:00

This service aims to enable webinar participants to utilize AI Content Generator to conduct research. Most of the webinar participants at the Young Accounting Intellectuals Association (ICMA) are accounting lecturers in Indonesia. This methodology outlines the steps and procedures for organizing an international community service webinar via Zoom. The webinar, scheduled for December 28, 2024, aims to foster knowledge exchange and collaboration among more than 100 participants from Indonesia. It’s helped by Ikatan Cendekiawan Muda Akuntansi (ICMA). AI Content Generator has revolutionized the way we produce content, offering incredible efficiency, scalability, and personalization. With its ability to generate content quickly and cost-effectively, AI helps individuals and businesses speed up the content production process. The technology also allows for content customization based on real-time data, enabling more relevant and targeted communications. The next community service can train lecturers and students on how to use AI for literature reviews, research question formulation, and data analysis.

Scopus Level Scientific Article Writing Strategy in the Young Accounting Scholars Association on International Webinar

2025-02-27T03:42:57+00:00

This service aims to provide insight to ICMA members and webinar participants on how to write Scopus-level scientific articles. Participants are active lecturers from various universities in Indonesia and internationally. This methodology outlines the steps and procedures for organizing an international community service webinar via Zoom. The webinar, scheduled for December 29, 2024, aims to foster knowledge exchange and collaboration among more than 100 participants from Indonesia and International. It’s helped by Ikatan Cendekiawan Muda Akuntansi (ICMA). Publishing in Scopus-indexed journals is a challenging but achievable goal. Understanding research topic selection, journal scope, and academic writing best practices can significantly improve publication success rates. This community service serves as a guideline for academics seeking to publish in high-impact journals. It provides strategies for selecting research topics, improving academic writing, and navigating the peer review process. Further community service initiatives could include workshops on AI Tools in Academic Writing such as training researchers to use AI-based tools for grammar checking, plagiarism detection, and citation management.

The Ethics of Scientific Publishing in the Digital Era at the International Webinar of the Young Accounting Scholars Association

2025-04-27T03:46:10+00:00

The objectives of this community service are to promote awareness and understanding of scientific publication ethics among researchers, academics, and students. This methodology describes the procedures and steps for organizing an international community service webinar via Zoom. The target audience includes academicians and researchers from Indonesian universities, business professionals and industry experts, community leaders and policymakers, as well as students and young professionals with an interest in accounting, both from Indonesia and abroad. The community service team assesses the success of the event by evaluating participant feedback, attendance rates, and levels of engagement. We also examine the webinar’s effectiveness in promoting knowledge sharing and fostering international collaboration. A comprehensive report summarizing the key findings and offering recommendations for future webinars is then prepared. The digital era offers tremendous opportunities to accelerate the publication process, enhance the accessibility of research, and expand academic impact. However, challenges such as plagiarism, predatory publishing, self-plagiarism, and ethical data sharing demand that academics act with greater caution and responsibility. Future community service initiatives should focus on building digital literacy in publication ethics.

Enhancing Goat and Sheep Farm Management with IoT-Enabled Weighing Devices

2025-04-27T04:54:12+00:00

The objective of this community service activity is to introduce and demonstrate the use of IoT-enabled weighing devices for goats and sheep to local farmers. Local goat and sheep farmers in Riau Province who are interested in improving their farm management through the adoption of smart technologies. Participatory approach to ensure active engagement. Direct demonstration and supervised hands-on practice. Distribution of simple user manuals and instructional materials. Use of real livestock (goats and sheep) during the demonstration to enhance practical understanding. The community service activity successfully introduced and demonstrated the use of IoT-based weighing devices to local goat and sheep farmers. Through interactive demonstrations and hands-on practice, farmers gained a better understanding of the device's potential to improve livestock management. The successful demonstration of IoT-based weighing devices has significant implications for the future of livestock farming, particularly in rural and small-scale farming communities. By integrating IoT technology into farming practices, farmers can improve productivity, track livestock health and growth more effectively, and make data-driven decisions that optimize operations.