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Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi

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wabarakatuh peace be upon you

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all I am [ __ ] from Inside Chamber

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now it is the turn of Informatics for Junior High School Grade 9

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we start from the first chapter okay so in

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this first chapter we will learn what

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this is yes as usual we start from the

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learning objectives yes the learning objectives

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students can explain the importance of

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Informatics clearly Informatics is very

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important yes because almost everything is

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now controlled by computers

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yes reflect and connect

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the concept of Informatics with

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learning practices that have been done in

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grades 7 and 8 yes and

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prepare themselves for

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Informatics lessons grade 9 yes students are able to

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explain the contribution of Informatics to

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the profile of

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Pancasila students and

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other subjects statement eh trigger question

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yes Informatics has elements that

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build an Informatics building

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what are those elements the building

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reflects yes yes if

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you follow the building like

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reflecting a house yes There is a roof there are

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walls there are foundations well

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concept map Well here Informatics Junior High School What

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is Informatics activity plan

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red thread Informatics lessons phase D Well

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we are now in phase D yes Prof

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Pancasila learning profile continue with

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apperception

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Informatics is one of the

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disciplines that is widely used in

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everyday life, especially now, yes, the more we go

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here, the more

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Informatics we need concepts and

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Informatics is very useful, especially

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to solve various

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problems that we face. Remember

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you in grades 7 and 8 you studied

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Informatics with its nine elements

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through making cakes, bracelets,

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card games, musical instruments and so on.

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We have learned that, right? In grade 9,

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you will explore the

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scientific concepts of Informatics, but

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before that, you need to remember

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what Informatics is and what

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its relationship is with the Pancasila student profile, the common

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thread of the connection of

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each Informatics element that is studied

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starting from grades 7 and 8 and so that you are

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better prepared to start

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Informatics learning activities in grade 9 Okay,

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continue with keywords, well, this is a

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mind map So we map what

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we think So the concept is

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Informatics, computational thinking, BK, yes,

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this is ee, yes, the

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building elements, yes, we think computationally

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So how do we think like a

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computer thinks, well, like that, yes,

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even though computers also stimulate how

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we think, yes, finally, after

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conceptualizing, yes, something we call

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this computer, yes, the next generation

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must be able to think Yes, for How do

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computers think about

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information technology and information and

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communication technology, we know it as ICT, well,

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what is practical Informatics, computing

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systems,

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computing systems, computer networks, and the internet,

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JKI, this is how we can connect with

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each other, data analysis, uh, data is

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just data, data will become

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knowledge if we process

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it, algorithms and programming, well, this is it.

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For programmers, we have to learn this,

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how can we think about

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steps to produce

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something, yes, the social impact of Informatics, dsi,

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yes, this is also important because we are

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social beings, practical practitioners across

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fields, PLB, how Informatics will

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affect biology, physics, and what E,

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what admin, and others, yes, this is the profile of

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Panceria students, our basics,

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our foundations, this is it. We as

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Indonesians must be Pancasilaists,

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what is Informatics? Informatics is a

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discipline of study, yes, we

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learn design, we design

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something, making computing systems, many

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uses, yes, we make it, and the

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principles that form the basis of the

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design. Informatics

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includes science and engineering, science is

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pure science, engineering is practical science,

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yes, some principles that students need to understand

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in studying Informatics

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are as follows: one, Informatics is

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based on computational thinking,

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commutational thinking yes how

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can we think like a computer

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thinking as a reason to think yes

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thinking is the most important element

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in learning yes Informatics is not

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just using gadgets or computers

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not only can scroll and

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claim to be able to Informatics like that

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but also using software applications

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and computing systems Informatics

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is one branch of science like

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mathematics biology economics used to be

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part of mathematics yes now it has

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split yes

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okay Informatics consists of concepts and

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practices packaged in

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learning activities that are expected to

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be a fun learning experience

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meaningful and memorable

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yes enthusiasm Informatics is a science

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that interacts with all fields

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Therefore after studying

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Informatics you need to think What is

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the relationship with other subjects

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well this language Yes all of those things will be

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related yes what KUD get in

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this Informatics learning is important

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ask yourself

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what have you got that can help me

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to understand other subjects

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better and vice versa

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sometimes we understand something

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after we study

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Informatics number L

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Informatics learning will educate you

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So that one day you become a creator of

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creative digital work ideas or not use us

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this anything uses from abroad you know

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this is dangerous yes we social media from

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abroad yes we ee computer system

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from abroad administration from

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abroad if everything is from abroad

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then we don't have

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digital sovereignty, right, think about it, it's very important, right,

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different from China, for example, if you

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enter China, there's Google, there's

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Baidu there, there's no

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YouTube, there's bil-bili, right, how cool is

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Indonesia, how do you use Instagram from

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America, use TikTok from China,

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use Telegram If I'm not mistaken,

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it's from Russia, right? Then where are the original

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Indonesian ones? If I'm not mistaken,

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this is Catfish? The government should

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provide incentives for its citizens who want

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to use this, what are

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domestic digital products?

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Well, like

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that, there

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should be intervention, right? If I'm not

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mistaken, we have Catfish from

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Indonesia, but it's quiet,

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this Informatics learning is carried out

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to deepen the concept of informatics,

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form character skills that

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reflect not being too fast with

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technology, the important thing is to think,

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okay, the important thing is to think, don't

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just

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dance, think, that's what Cak Lontong said.

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Okay, let's

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continue, if we dance a little, dance

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a little, this is dancing, why is it so

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little? Informatics and the profile of

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Pancasila students, all lessons in the

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Indonesian curriculum are aimed at

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forming the profile of Pancasila students. then

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What is the definition of the Pancasila profile Yes, it is

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clear, the first is the one and

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only God, we must believe in God Yes, whatever

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we do is a form of

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our worship Well, that's the first principle of

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Pancasila, yes, that's only the first,

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not yet the fifth, uhuh, in this

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formulation of the Pancasila student profile,

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Indonesian students are students who live their entire

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lives from birth

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to death, yes, those who

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have global competence, yes, global, that is

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global and behave in accordance with

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the values ​​of Pancasila contained

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in the Pancasila principles, like that,

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this statement makes three keywords,

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lifelong students, yes, so it's never too

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late, Mr. Ali, even though you

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're old like this, you're still learning

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global competence B Global player Don't

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just focus on domestic matters, yes, this is

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informatics, join and practice the

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values ​​of Pancasila, the profile is

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stated in six dimensions, namely,

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having faith, being pious to God Almighty, having

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noble morals, being global, mutual cooperation, being independent, having

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critical and

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creative reasoning, yes, we have faith, yes, from

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the word faith, the first sentence, the

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first sentence, having faith, even though Cleanliness

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is part of faith Look at the

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cleanliness of Indonesia, let's go for a walk

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Wow, that means it's only the first point

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Oh, the first word, having faith is like that, even

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part of it has failed We're in a mess,

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right? Cleanliness is part of

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your faith, you go out to ee to

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your school, yeah, after August 17th, like that Wow, in

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front of the stage, trash, you have faith,

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where does it come from, not even part of it,

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ee This is criticism, yes, criticism, including for

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sir, Informatics will help

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you prepare yourself as a

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citizen of the digital world, yes,

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digital downstreaming, that's what Mr. Gibran said, namely the

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virtual world through the internet, in the digital world,

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digital citizens also need to build

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good habits to

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develop the character of good digital citizens,

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life in the digital world is in line

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with the real world, it has to be like that, you guys are

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digital, keep forgetting the natata world

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Wow, you guys could go crazy, you have to have good

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character in both the real world and the

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digital world, right? Then, if in the

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real world, cantun in the digital world is so

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fierce, Yes, just because you

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don't know, use a

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fake profile, don't be like

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that, for Indonesian students,

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this good character is formulated as a profile of a

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pansiran student, you know, through

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Informatics subjects. You will also

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learn to develop

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these characters, citizens of the real world and citizens of the

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virtual world, right,

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when discussing material about

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computational thinking, analysis,

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and programming, and the social impact of

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Informatics, you will hone your

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critical and creative learning skills. Wi,

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critical and creative, dude, in the process of

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learning various Informatics materials,

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you will learn independently when

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doing assignments. Independent, yes, Independent,

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independent, done alone,

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yes, a little bit of nagging is

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okay, yes, at ma, die, copy, modify, you know, the

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assignments given by the teacher.

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You will also develop the ability to

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work together, yes, work together with

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friends, yes, think critically, creatively, critically,

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no, yes, just being told like this, yes, like that, yes,

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we think, yes, in

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discussing and creating, completing

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or making projects collaboratively.

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This is the keyword for collaboration and EE in

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groups, in a group, you

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might work with friends

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from various regions, right, it's

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not even impossible that you will meet and

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collaborate with friends from

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various countries through the internet, the

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virtual world, now is the era, yes, we

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chat with foreigners on Om TV,

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for example, yes, Ee, that's when you will

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learn to grow tolerance and

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respect for friends with diverse

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backgrounds, not only at the

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Indonesian Scope level but also the world. This is of course

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done because we believe that

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All creatures of the Almighty God are

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good and must be respected, do not

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blaspheme each other.

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Okay, discussion is allowed. Good communication methods

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with others also show noble

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morals. Your noble morals,

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remember the Prophet Muhammad was sent down to

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this earth. His mission is to improve

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our morals. What is learned in the

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subject of Informatics for Junior High School through

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this chapter. Sorry, you learn to connect the

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experience of learning Informatics in the

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past to be woven with what we

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will learn in the next year.

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This chapter is a map of Informatics reasoning

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for learning Junior High School. Remember the

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Informatics building, this is what Mr. Ali

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meant earlier. The Informatics building has a roof,

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this is just the roof, so it

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sticks out on the surface, right? If

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Gung s is like that, it is like Tik, right? Don't assume that

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if you can do Tik, you can do Informatics

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because under the roof there is a ceiling,

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cross-field practice, there are

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walls, right? There is a computer system, right?

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There is a computer network, eh, what is this, a

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network, ee, a computer, the internet, there is

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data analysis, there is a programming algorithm,

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there is a social impact of Informatics.

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Wow, is there something that is not here yet, what is Tik, right

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? Kindergarten at the roof, okay, then

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computational thinking, this is the

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foundation.

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Okay, without A strong foundation of the building

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will Ambar

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brothers and sisters yes, the building will be built

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Let's review what

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you have learned through the

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activities in the

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Informatics books for grades 7 and 8 and

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what will be learned in grade 9 in

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this book, yes,

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computational thinking Let's remember in grade 7,

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yes, you have known the basics of

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problem solving with four

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foundations of commutational thinking through

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examples of everyday life,

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namely decomposition, abstraction, algorithms,

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and pattern recognition or padn, yes, in

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grade 8, you learned this pattern, yes, this is

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important, yes, you learn to think about

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how the algorithm is executed so that it

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gets results that match the

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sequence of instructions with

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applicable conditions, the activities you have

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done include the following,

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remember again, yes, yes, we have done

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this, looking for the most optimal solution,

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optimal is not maximum, yes, it's different, yes, the

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most optimal is the most effective, yes,

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from a problem,

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for example, through the case of the shortest time

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needed to fill a bucket,

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remember, we fill a bucket, yes, there are 3

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buckets, the time is only 2 minutes

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If I'm not mistaken, yes, how to

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fill it, get acquainted with the

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link list data structure through the Nun

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letter game, yes, modeling

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simple problems, solving ee problems,

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learning to efficiently model problems that

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are bolean or binary logic or yes

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later we will add more with logic sor

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loh exclusive or later be patient be patient be

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patient Come on remember in grade 8 you

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have studied the concept of input

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process output functions and execute

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a series of steps consisting of

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several calls to the

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same function you are asked to determine the

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right steps to produce

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an output that has been determined

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algorithm yes you also learned

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several data representations namely

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sets binary octal

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decimal binary systems we have studied if you forget to

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watch the video again Mr. Ali yes after

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solving problems

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involving sets that require

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logical reasoning you have al and

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using stack data changing

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inflict and pos

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fixed Do you realize that with this provision

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you are already familiar with

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any number system and expressions in

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any form all of this Mr. Ali used to

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learn when Mr. Ahli was in college you are

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already in junior high school grade 9 you can do things

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like this

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crazy times have changed Time goes by

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more not time goes shorter

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yes children grow and that is more

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delicious than in the time of Mr. Aling What's

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next in grade 9 you will

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practice solving problems

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we are practicing solving

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problems yes that involve

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more complex data structures namely graphs and trees

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or Tri data structures

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are structures that are the basis of

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data representation for modeling

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various daily problems you

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will solve problems regarding patterns

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based on exclusive logic or

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if or is true If one

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or both are true if sor nah only

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one is true must be one is true

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both are true instead both are

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wrong what else is that we will learn

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Later you will also learn algorithms

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in unplug, namely designing

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robot steps through this question Uh make a robot

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cuy ee this time will implement

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the concept of repetition efficiently lubing

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you need repetition The plan where the

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robot steps needs

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decomposition to bring up

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parts of the plan that are repeated yes

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okay information and communication technology Let's

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remember remember yes class 7

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class 8 lessons we will check our memories again

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in class 7 You learn ICT

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as a tool or tools

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used to help complete

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daily work not only to

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learn to operate applications You

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also use it to solve

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problems and support tasks it is expected that

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after experience using the

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application You also reflect on

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the concept so that it can be used for

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the use of other similar applications

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you have used

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computers Smartphones and gadgets

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now right ee

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ee get to know the interface next

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next You have also been

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active To use various

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applications including electronic mail applications

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or what we know as email

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yes in Indonesian email like that

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okay browser application or browser as well as

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folder and file manager we have

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managed grouping yes on

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our computer arranged quite neatly

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to find it so it's easy especially if

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the data is a lot guys all

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these applications are not only useful in

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informatics lessons in other students too

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yes ICT learning in grade 7 is closed

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with the activity of creating documents and

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presentations to solve

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certain problems even though the features that have been

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introduced are only basic features of the application

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it is expected that you are able to

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use other features that are not

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practiced in detail because you

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recognize the display pattern, you know the pattern the

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pattern is the same yes only the longer it

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gets more complex like that Function and

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how to work using the application

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Let's

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remember in grade 8 you don't just

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use an application you have

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learned to use several tools at once

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to produce

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integrated content in this situation you

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need to use reasoning yes This is

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important yes reasoning yes choose the

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right tools to achieve

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optimal results You have also learned to

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read several readings in

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digital form different file formats understand

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the contents and summarize evaluate

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conclude reflect on the contents still

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remember yes If Mr. Ali still remembers

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because Mr. Ali while making

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content various file formats

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starting from html hypertext mark up language

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that has been read through Brows

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yes html this is very simple like

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normal typing Just yes if you can

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make a website with html you are cool

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there are PDF files yes portable data files

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document files yes there are many kinds of video files

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There are MP4 and others yes flv

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You have also worked independently in

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groups to produce various

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computational artifacts yes the results are

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those artifacts the

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next meaningful learning activity is to

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explore and use the

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Maya or virtual laboratory Wow we

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can bring the laboratory right in

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front of our eyes virtual yes which is

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very useful when face-to-

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face meetings cannot be done

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Maya laboratory is a solution yes especially during the

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covid-19 yesterday that wow can't

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go anywhere G to understand

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other natural phenomena is widely used for

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other subjects in the context of informatics

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laboratory ra is seen as a

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computational artifact this is important yes and is becoming

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increasingly important as here which

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receives input yes carries out a

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computational process simulation of the model that

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underlies the learning object and produces

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output output that can be analyzed

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and

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interpreted yes activities in

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this laboratory become your basis

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in making models or

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simulating various phenomena

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needed in learning

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any material that is inquiry-based

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activities using Maya laboratory

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in other learning especially

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science is expected ee you can combine

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with the concept of Informatics yes

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especially computerized thinking

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in Informatics learning Okay continue

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What's next in class 9 Well what next

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in grade 9 you will be invited to

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analyze various content data in

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creating documents in

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everyday environments then determine the

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most appropriate tools to produce a

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computational artifact by using

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word processing applications we usually

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use Word, yes, there are also free ones, Ee

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We process worksheets, we can

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use Excel, yes, presentation processing,

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we usually use PowerPoint, not only

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PowerPoint, actually there are lots of them,

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Doodle can also be used for presentations,

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Ee and there are lots of paid ones on the Internet, there are

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also lots of free ones

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and your document management applications

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will be visited to solve

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problems n-problems in cases that

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require analysis and

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decision making the most

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efficient and optimal tools to create the

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required documents sometimes

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we use various

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devices to produce

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optimal results You will also be

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active together in a

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collaboration using cloud-

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based applications as the current generation you are

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invited to be creative in making blogs and

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Vlogs you already have a Vlog make it

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like Mr. Ali yes Mr. Ali also has a blog

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but it is not really developed

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as a means of practicing

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organizing your digital content creations

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becoming a blogger and vlogger

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is the dream of many young people whatever

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their profession yes you ee whatever their profession

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yes you can while

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vlogging computer systems Come on remember

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in grade 7 You have learned that

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computers are only hardware that is

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useless without

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software Yes, right, this body is

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useless if there is no brain like

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that application software through

24:08

unplug activities and eh plug and unplug

24:11

did you know that unplak activities

24:14

in addition to overcoming the absence of

24:16

devices also train you

24:19

to build this abstraction for

24:21

areas that are not covered by the

24:22

internet yes through unplak activities

24:24

you are invited to understand what is

24:26

software hardware and the

24:28

functions of EE and its parts

24:31

and How between the components of the device

24:33

that work yes So we still

24:35

learn this without the internet the

24:37

mechanism of how

24:39

computer parts work and function to form

24:42

a computing system is something that is

24:45

invisible cannot be seen

24:47

but can be felt like the wind

24:49

yes this dynamic can only be understood

24:52

with a device model in the form of a

24:54

simulation of the dynamics of

24:57

execution you have known

24:59

hardware hardware determines the

25:02

right specifications for certain needs

25:03

you understand and practice

25:05

interactions between devices by

25:07

connecting several devices or

25:11

devices yes by using

25:12

blue tooth bluetooth well actually

25:15

Bluetooth is a communication medium

25:17

yes So it is not a communication medium communication system

25:23

yes So yes this is one of the

25:27

technological variants You are also invited to

25:29

understand the problems that

25:31

arise in hardware through

25:32

several cases that are discussed as

25:35

reflection material You have also

25:37

understood binary data representation and

25:39

are skilled at conducting conferences from

25:41

skilled Are you really skilled yes

25:44

continue to do data conversion which is the

25:46

basis of the computer you know

25:48

how to send secret messages uh

25:51

can be a detector guys come on remember in

25:55

grade 8 you not only know

25:57

computers in trap devices seb ee

26:00

complements as concrete objects

26:02

You also understand computers

26:05

that are more abstract and hidden

26:07

as a commutation system namely

26:09

computer components Wow and

26:12

how each component functions

26:14

you learn about the process of

26:15

data storage and computer memory there is

26:18

ROM There is RAM now that requires

26:23

hexadecimal addressing,

26:25

yes, how the

26:28

arithmetic and logic calculation process is carried out by the

26:30

processing unit Logic and arithmetic

26:32

are executed You also know

26:34

logic gates or or sor yes as one of the

26:38

data management units You certainly

26:40

realize that in grade 8 the

26:43

hardware studied requires

26:45

more abstraction so that ee

26:47

learning computer systems in class is

26:49

mostly done in

26:53

unbl mode in class there is no allocation of

26:58

special hours for computer systems

26:59

because the load is sufficient

27:01

given in grade 8 However, in

27:04

grade 9 you are reminded about the

27:06

use of good

27:08

and correct computer systems through illustrations related to

27:11

this, yes, just a reminder

27:14

guys, computer networks, internet Let's

27:19

remember in grade 7 You ee the

27:22

most important thing is that you understand

27:26

the existence of local networks and the internet

27:29

as a communication infrastructure between

27:31

computer systems that have benefits

27:33

You have experience in

27:36

connecting devices to the internet

27:38

via wired or wireless networks

27:40

without cables, yes, you are able to

27:43

connect laptops, cellphones, yes, we

27:45

usually use USB plugs, yes, smart and

27:49

this is a laptop If it's a cellphone, yes, this is just a

27:52

Cup, now this is plugged into the

27:56

cellphone, this is plugged into the laptop, that's

28:00

it,

28:03

okay,

28:05

ee smart with the internet via

28:08

Wireless LAN or wi-fi and various

28:13

kinds of tattering or Bluetooth yes

28:18

all activities can only be done

28:20

if the means are available if the means are

28:22

not available at least you understand

28:24

the principles and save them

28:26

for use when needed yes

28:30

You also learn security techniques

28:34

or data protection

28:35

through encryption you have tried

28:37

using simple encryption algorithms

28:40

to keep data confidential and limit

28:43

access by using

28:45

encryption tools in word processing applications

28:48

realize that network conditions in some

28:50

areas of Indonesia are very different

28:52

learning computer networks can be

28:54

implemented depending on

28:56

network availability the absence of a network should

28:58

not prevent you from

29:01

at least understanding the concept Through

29:03

game activities in

29:06

unplak yes unplak is real life like that

29:10

let's remember

29:11

ing in class

29:13

practically you have learned the

29:16

data communication mechanism that occurs

29:18

in communication networks on mobile phones

29:20

that consider security You

29:23

also collaborate to understand

29:25

How the surrounding environment affects the

29:26

strength of communication signals on

29:29

mobile phones you learn to compile

29:31

a network configuration which is

29:33

then abstracted into a

29:36

graph and understand the process of routing or

29:39

sending messages yes if in sell this is

29:42

done what is sent is done by the

29:44

golgi body or golgi apparatus yes

29:47

del8 class yesterday yes in a

29:49

computer network the most important thing you

29:51

have practiced How to surf the internet

29:54

safely yes don't mess with

29:59

positive internet

30:00

Yes just like the computer system in

30:03

grade 9 is no longer there allocation of

30:06

learning hours for computer networks and the

30:08

internet because the achievement of capabilities in

30:10

the field of computer networks and the internet

30:11

which after being targeted for junior high school students

30:14

is only as users yes

30:17

Therefore the JKI material for

30:21

computer networks and the internet yes in grade 9

30:24

is presented in the form of illustrations related to

30:26

good practices in using

30:28

computer networks and the internet advanced

30:31

data analysis uh manyus this is in grade 7 You

30:36

start data analysis activities By

30:37

understanding what data is by

30:40

inputting analysis processing by

30:42

exploring data using

30:44

worksheet processing tools

30:46

these tools are not only used but also

30:48

understood decomposition structure we

30:52

have worksheets sell reference range Cell

30:54

format and others we have learned

30:56

you use the basic functions of

30:58

worksheet processing tools to

31:01

process various types of text data numbers

31:04

and date

31:07

time in addition to basic functions You also

31:09

use basic statistical functions logical

31:13

function for further processing

31:15

to understand how sorting filters

31:18

data validation share and protect work yes

31:22

we have learned that although it is more optimal

31:25

if you use learning tools

31:28

this data analysis can still be done

31:30

with unplug activities especially if

31:32

your school does not or still does not

31:34

have a computer

31:36

yes not only typed devices should

31:40

not Ee the absence of typed devices

31:42

should not be an obstacle in

31:44

the concept because this data analysis is very

31:46

important for literacy and numeracy yes

31:48

let's just take the concept for example there is no

31:50

computer Let's remember Remember

31:54

in class

31:58

you have deepened the concept of

32:01

basic analysis, yes, basic data learned in

32:04

grade 7 then deepened the

32:07

analysis aspect more abstractly and

32:10

expanded its scope you learned

32:12

data summarization and carried out various

32:14

processes such as filtering validating

32:17

data and displaying data in various

32:20

forms of visualization for analysis

32:23

interpretation and prediction

32:25

your ability to reason based on data is

32:27

further honed through

32:30

gradual activities and ends with a

32:31

special study that requires all

32:34

activities that have been done

32:36

data analysis and special studies that are designed

32:39

can be adapted to the problems

32:41

you face in other lessons or

32:43

in everyday life this activity can

32:45

still be done in unplug mode

32:48

through starting more difficult and less

32:51

precise and impractical

32:54

yes so it is better yes using a computer

32:57

Actually yes because data analysis

32:59

plays an important role in the test can be

33:01

for students aged 15 years the average

33:04

age of students in grade 8 data analysis material

33:07

is completed in grade 8 and is only

33:09

presented in the form of

33:10

illustrations in grade 9 later it will only be like

33:14

this we have learned so wait

33:20

Well the illustrations are given in the form of

33:22

comics related to the practice of using

33:24

data analysis in

33:25

everyday life Cool there are comics now

33:28

programming algorithms huh Let's remember

33:32

in grade 7 You started the

33:34

programming algorithm module using

33:36

the language Visual scratch programming there are

33:39

ducks wek wek still remember yes you

33:42

have learned with the help of tutorials

33:44

presented in a

33:45

fun form and designed step by

33:47

step you do exercises

33:49

Independently or in pairs your teacher

33:51

Maybe have introduced ee

33:53

Visual programming exercises in unplug or

33:56

plug both modes are equally good for

33:58

the beginning of learning programming if

34:01

implemented in plug you are able to

34:04

produce creative digital works

34:06

such as animation comics conversation

34:08

simple interactive games yes this

34:10

can be used to create your content

34:12

if you Eh want to be a content

34:15

creator Let's remember the number eh in grade

34:20

8 in modeling programming algorithms

34:23

you are invited to use

34:25

block language to explore and

34:28

move the concept of Visual

34:30

scratch programming to the blogi environment is very similar

34:33

yes you also start to learn how the

34:36

basic concepts in

34:39

procedural programming variables sequential instructions

34:42

branching and looping Express

34:45

in visual language the visual language

34:47

you learn is not only purely a

34:50

blog language that represents objects that respond

34:53

to events but can also be divided

34:56

to ask the concept of procedural programs

34:59

Which is essentially a sequence of instructions and

35:02

works based on Ipo input process output

35:06

input process output

35:09

What's next in grade 9 This

35:13

work is invited to do a reflection ref

35:16

on the similarities and differences of two

35:18

languages ​​that have been introduced in grade 8

35:20

a solution can be written in

35:21

various languages ​​such as in

35:24

everyday life we

35:25

express the same thing in

35:26

Indonesian regional languages ​​or

35:28

foreign languages ​​Yes, the point is the same, the language is

35:31

different You are also invited to apply

35:33

the concept of modular programming where

35:36

the program that has been done in the

35:38

previous class is reprocessed to be

35:42

packaged in various subprograms

35:44

or modules you also learn How

35:47

a computational model is formulated before being

35:50

programmed the social impact of informatics in

35:53

grade 7 You have experienced

35:57

meaningful learning in the knowledge element of the

36:00

social impact of informatics through

36:02

guided discussions to understand analyze

36:05

and conclude the dhamma of

36:06

information and communication technology from

36:08

the cases of the latest technological discoveries

36:11

in the world the results of your conclusions are

36:13

then presented in the form of

36:15

posters or presentations that are developed

36:16

collaboratively using

36:19

digital media as a shared storage place

36:21

you are invited to use

36:23

information technology products collaboratively

36:27

Which is an element of individual practice

36:29

You also learn about

36:32

information disclosure and the positive or

36:35

negative impacts of information disclosure the

36:39

important thing learned is how

36:41

students can maintain the security of our personal data and

36:44

information so that they are able to

36:47

sort out which personal or private information

36:50

may be published in

36:52

cyberspace don't share little by little share little by

36:55

little status little by little now this is

36:57

why make a status a little I right Well ee

37:01

this It's important because you have to

37:04

keep some secrets, you have to

37:07

get used to keeping things secret if

37:09

you give everything to social media,

37:11

you don't have any secrets anymore, it's

37:15

dangerous, your bank data can be hacked

37:17

later when you are an adult by looking at

37:20

posts from your junior high school days, right?

37:22

Well, be careful, like

37:26

keeping your mother a secret, this is important

37:29

because the bank application can be hacked

37:32

if that person knows your name, your

37:34

ID card already knows the name of your biological mother,

37:36

you leak it to

37:39

social media,

37:43

your life is over, it's really dangerous, those are some cases

37:46

presented to practice sharpening

37:48

your thinking and gaining understanding

37:50

of the topics discussed. Let's

37:53

remember in Del class you learned

37:56

about the social impact of Informatics in

37:58

the context of using social media, the impact of

38:00

social media that has been widely used

38:02

by Indonesian people, including

38:03

junior high school students like you, needs to be

38:05

aware of this so that you can be careful,

38:08

prevent, avoid and master

38:11

ways to deal with being affected

38:13

by social media. Yes, we must have

38:17

mental resilience, yes, if bullied socially, just

38:20

relax, you are active

38:23

by critically reviewing information on the

38:26

internet in the form of cases, you

38:28

are invited to determine whether news on a

38:31

social media platform is

38:33

fake news or hooks, or valid news.

38:36

Yes, at least we have to take

38:38

news from a clear source, yes, not

38:41

from a source, ee, fake content, right, the

38:46

source of the content is clear, it's

38:48

sometimes hooks, especially from

38:51

unclear sources, right, it doesn't guarantee

38:54

that the source is clear, it's not a hook, right,

38:57

this is the bad news, this ability is

39:00

expected to be able to carry out

39:02

daily activities and be carried into

39:05

adulthood, yes, with that awareness and ability, it is

39:08

hoped that society will grow

39:10

into a civilized digital society,

39:12

yes, having good character and behavior

39:15

in grade 8 You have also discussed

39:17

various bullying topics, yes,

39:20

cyber bullying that often

39:23

occurs in our country, yes, little by little,

39:26

bullying, little by little, stress yourself,

39:29

depression, yes, who is responsible, yes, there are

39:31

many, yes, depression, yes, it's because of being

39:35

bullied on social media, you are expected to be

39:38

able to critically examine cases of

39:41

cyber bullying so that you are

39:43

able to anticipate them, provide

39:45

support to friends who are

39:48

digitally bullied in cyberspace What's

39:52

next in grade 9, you

39:54

use the final phase of phase D inform,

39:57

you will learn the elements of social impact of

39:59

Informatics through discussions to

40:01

learn, analyze, draw

40:03

conclusions, and

40:04

recommend solutions to

40:07

cases of cyber data and information security threats

40:09

Well, this is

40:13

data security, yes, the national data center

40:17

pdn was recently hacked many times, in fact,

40:21

it was hacked, yes, what was it, I forgot,

40:24

then there was a bureau, then yesterday there was

40:28

chiperbin, yes, with Ransom

40:30

ransomware, the national data center

40:34

was locked, Indonesia was confused, yes, the data was

40:38

locked, finally, eh, the hacker took pity,

40:41

then they gave the key for free,

40:44

there is a country waiting for your presence,

40:47

guys, to secure

40:50

national data. The security of data and information will be

40:54

explained comprehensively, yes. In addition to

40:57

reviewing cases of data and information security threats,

40:59

you also learn about

41:01

tools that protect data

41:04

and information, you learn to design

41:07

mechanisms for data and

41:09

information protection with

41:11

authentication, you are also invited to

41:13

explore the use of Cookies as a

41:16

game feature and on the

41:20

browser. PLB cross-

41:41

field practice or cross-field practice gives you the opportunity to learn to be able to demonstrate the behavior and way of thinking of a computationally literate person. Literacy competency for students to be ready to be involved in a digital world rich in data can enrich various fields. Informatics

41:43

offers opportunities to develop

41:45

computational thinking that is practiced

41:47

through work producing

41:51

computational artifacts that in practice are also

41:54

applied in other subjects

41:56

outside of INF

41:58

Informatics, you are expected to be able to

42:00

practice problem solving or

42:02

problem solving a case to

42:04

produce solutions that apply

42:07

several aspects of seven aspects of PLB

42:10

namely a fostering a

42:13

digital community work culture in an

42:16

inclusive team B collaborating to

42:18

carry out tasks with a computing theme

42:20

C recognizing and defining problems

42:22

that can be solved by

42:24

computers in developing and using

42:27

abstracting using abstractions or

42:29

models E Developing a computational artifact of

42:33

a product by applying

42:35

computational thinking F developing a

42:38

test plan testing documenting the

42:41

results of the computational artifact test yes G

42:44

representing and explaining the work

42:46

in written or oral form and in the form of pictures

42:49

or posters yes okay continue Let's

42:53

remember in grade 7 You learned to be

42:56

rich to produce

42:58

computational artifacts Through

43:00

meaningful learning activities as follows a

43:03

playing

43:04

Tin kering with

43:07

electronic circuits me me one of the ways to

43:11

develop computational artifacts is

43:13

by tingring you initially

43:15

play using

43:17

simple electronic circuits which are then

43:19

done by connecting

43:21

circuit boards me me yes b after finishing

43:25

with tingering you also learn to

43:27

develop computational artifacts

43:29

and are guided by making a

43:32

drums project yes piano project then you

43:35

work on an Independent project namely

43:37

W that's it

43:46

then

43:47

synizer reads it's

43:50

difficult the

43:52

approach to developing

43:54

computational artifacts in unplak is also given in

43:58

this learning activity in grade 7

44:01

namely the activity of playing creating an

44:03

algorithm to make steps from the

44:05

starting point to the destination point with

44:09

ee activity title Determine your steps

44:13

Let's

44:14

remember we are just remembering

44:16

okay In grade 8, this cross-field EE activity

44:22

is continued for seven

44:25

aspects of

44:27

core practice Core practical in

44:30

the life of the Informatics curriculum

44:32

meaningful learning in grade 8

44:34

is a learning activity for

44:35

developing commutational artifacts that

44:37

still use megm circuit boards

44:40

as their tools.

44:41

This learning activity is a

44:43

guided activity to build

44:45

interactive media. Activities without

44:47

full guidance in groups to

44:49

add interactive media functionality

44:51

for the electronic case of Ring

44:53

On Fire. Activities for developing

44:56

more complex computer artifacts

44:57

using mathematical operator variables,

44:59

namely money or coin counting machines.

45:04

Activities for developing cloth money or counting machines

45:06

by modifying them for

45:08

human-computer interaction displays.

45:10

Activities without

45:12

full guidance to modify

45:14

coin counting machines with more

45:16

complex operations, namely calculating change.

45:19

It is hoped that this practicum can

45:21

inspire you to

45:23

create automatic machines that make

45:25

everyday life easier. Yes, you guys, eh, be

45:28

inspired, yes, you want to be inspired,

45:31

yes, to make something. At the end of

45:33

PLB learning in grade 8, you

45:36

are expected to have a better understanding of

45:38

computational artifacts and be able to

45:40

develop them with

45:42

correct practice. What's

45:43

next in grade 9, you combine the

45:47

elements of Informatics that have been

45:48

learned by developing a

45:50

computational artifact that utilizes a

45:52

single board computer to realize the

45:55

internet of Things,

45:57

iot, so that it can contribute to

46:00

solving problems in Around

46:02

you in the 9th grade book,

46:05

four examples of pban cassettes using

46:08

Arduino will be discussed, namely ee making a traffic light circuit for

46:12

light and plant humidity sensors.

46:16

You will understand that in

46:18

the world of IoT, the Internet of Things,

46:23

human radiation will be able to be used. kili by

46:24

sensors that send data to the

46:26

computer e this data is just the beginning of Ipo

46:31

input output

46:34

yes input process output like that yes that is

46:38

inputting data later you will

46:40

process the data and continue the process

46:42

to control various things In addition it is

46:44

also known as the line follower robot teaching package the

46:47

results of which are

46:49

presented in an

46:51

exhibition or presentation of your work

46:54

are expected to be able to work together to

46:56

identify yes problems design

47:00

implement test and

47:02

refine computational artifacts

47:04

which are solutions to the problem

47:06

and communicate

47:08

verbally and in writing the product of the

47:10

solution development process in the form of

47:12

fun creative work uh cool the

47:15

9th grade Informatics learning plan

47:17

is this yes This is Mr.

47:21

Ali's plan Just scroll yes various yes

47:25

here yes There are quadrant plots uh various

47:27

there are binary octal yes later we will

47:32

learn again warp up yes Ee

47:37

ozobot program yes additional now this is

47:40

interesting yes

47:42

Ee menu that we will learn later

47:46

Let's practice

47:48

yes the explanation of pan that has been given

47:51

previously is expected to make

47:53

you remember what

47:54

has been learned in grade 7 to

47:57

then take the connection or common

47:59

thread of the flow of each concept of

48:02

junior high school Informatics learning objectives

48:05

for more deepen you are asked

48:07

to make a concept map to

48:09

describe the relationship between the

48:11

concepts contained in the

48:13

Informatics elements that we have learned in

48:15

class

48:16

78 this activity will consist of one

48:20

making a concept map of class 7 class 8 that

48:24

you have experienced wuh in 1

48:26

year yes make the concept according

48:28

to your experience with the description

48:30

in the previous section you open

48:31

your notes again part one shows

48:34

writing a learning plan for

48:36

class 9 part two yes So we

48:39

review what we have learned and

48:41

make a plan for the future do the

48:44

activities according to the following stages

48:45

by paying attention to the instructions from your teacher

48:48

ee This is the stage of activity part one

48:52

making a concept map class participants are divided

48:54

into groups and so on you do this

48:56

yourself from the book yes yes let's

49:00

reflect after reflecting

49:02

on this learning let's continue Okay

49:05

I think this is the end Yes prepare

49:08

journals and student workbooks in the form of

49:11

folders Yes as usual lo lep yes because l

49:15

lep we can represent what is

49:19

on the computer

49:21

yes okay so this attachment will be

49:25

one of the aspects of informatics there is

49:26

organizing data to become

49:28

useful information that is

49:31

organizing Continue analyzing data

49:34

the data will become trash if

49:36

we do not organize it well we do not

49:39

what process it with the tools that

49:42

there is because there are thousands of millions of data, yes,

49:46

handed over

49:49

everywhere we collect it, yes, we

49:52

just collect it, yes, it will become trash on

49:55

our computer, yes, menus, hard disk space, yes,

50:00

Student workbooks are a collection of

50:03

your learning outcomes for 1 year, yes,

50:06

so what we learned in grade 7 is

50:08

still relevant until now, that's

50:11

why in the beginning, ee, we

50:15

used the book l lep so we inserted it

50:18

like that, yes, what I mean,

50:22

okay, so it is highly recommended that you

50:25

use Loli, yes, and there are

50:28

thinking notes, system notes, typing notes,

50:30

algorithm notes, so that

50:32

the addition of new information,

50:34

the old one doesn't need to be written anymore,

50:37

you know, and can be

50:38

inserted, yes, for this video, that's

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enough, this is just an opening,

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later in the next video, then we will

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deal with something more, okay,

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thank you for watching, wasalamualaikum

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warahmatullahi wabarakatuh

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