Color Matching Ondel-Ondel Gamification as Culture Edutainment for Children

2021 ◽  
Vol 4 (2) ◽  
pp. 44-48
Author(s):  
Mita Purbasari ◽  
Imam Tobroni

Gamification can be one-approach children for playing while learning. Researchers proposed one gamification that using ondel-ondel; the giant Betawi dolls that famous, as Betawi icon that can be enjoyed in all Jakarta’s corners will be one of the media for children to learn how to color. Color Matching Ondel-Ondel is an offered coloring multimedia gamification, which inserted information on form elements of ondel-ondel’s attributes. This research used a merging method of gamification implementation in education and user-centered approach. To analyze the form elements of the ondel-ondel’s attribute, semiotic of William Morris had been used, that focus on form, content, context. Several children with positive responds have tried this gamification, they were not just excited and happy but also gave feedback to make this game more interesting and useful. It is expected to be more gamification using ondel-ondel as a main character and coloring gamification of other Betawi’s art and culture.

2018 ◽  
Vol 10 (1) ◽  
pp. 1
Author(s):  
Muhammad Yunus Patawari

<p>The film is one of the media that can describe a generation of speech in an era. The stuttering of the older generation is often described as conservative-minded actors facing the changing times. On the other hand, the uncertainty of the young generation facing their own times is loaded with inherited values which are always in conflict with the principles of modern life. This paper tries to analyze how these generations are presented into the film. Taking the film Turah as a research material, the author wants to analyze further how the character of the figures in this film represents his generation. The author uses two sets of analysis, that is generation theory David and Jonah Stillman to identify generations and their characteristics. Secondly, the analysis of Christian Metz's shot to examine the relations of generation in the film Turah. Turah is the main character in the film representing the generation of X (middle aged). Generation X has a role as a bridge between the generations above it and the generation below it (millennial). The generation X's ability to absorb its predecessor values to be inherited to the millennials generations will shape the character of the generation Z, the farthest generation of its predecessors.</p><p><br /><strong>Keywords : Film, Turah, Generation X, and Millennial.</strong></p>


2004 ◽  
pp. 291-307 ◽  
Author(s):  
Wolfgang Strauss ◽  
Monika Fleischmann ◽  
Jochen Denzinger ◽  
Michael Wolf ◽  
Yinlin Li

Research into the opportunities offered by electronic media, as regards finding and acquiring knowledge, together with the development of new teaching and learning methods for the field of art and culture is the focus of the work being carried out by the Media Arts Research Studies (MARS) research group at the Fraunhofer Institute for Media Communication. This chapter illustrates the requirements on electronic and digital media concepts in the context of e-learning, using the very latest developments and experience in this sector as examples. In the broadest sense, the aim is to visualise information and create networked “knowledge spaces” which are accessible to users as new forms of teaching and learning through play. Experimental methods, tools and interfaces that support communication between the digital and physical spaces and investigate new forms of knowledge retrieval are being developed and tested.


2021 ◽  
Author(s):  
SHAO-MING WANG ◽  
SHAN WANG

This study aims to investigate the potential similarities and differences of projections in different mainstream newspaper’s reports on similar events. Based on the theoretical framework of projection of Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) and we used the corpus-driven approach to analyze quantitatively, this study chose People’s Daily Online, Global Times, as well as The Washington Post’s reports about two parades for celebrating National Day of China and US in 2019 to build four sub-corpora. It analyzed and discussed the projecting sources. The Mann-Whitney U test revealed that the differences in the distribution of projecting sources between the two mainstream newspapers were mainly reflected in the implicit projection source and the reporter projection source. The Media were the most important instituting projecting source for the two newspapers. While in terms of character sources, People’s Daily preferred to treat ordinary people as the main character projecting source and The Washington Post preferred to choose officials or parliamentarians.


Author(s):  
Paloma Cristina Lima dos Santos ◽  
Jorge Luiz Cunha Cardoso Filho

Lobinhas (2019) is an original composing by Paloma Cristina lasting two minutes made for the animation short-movie “Vivi Lobo e o quarto mágico” (2019) directed by Isabelle Santos. The theme music inspired by the character Vivi Lobo and her development in the narrative is an alternative soundtrack for the movie. The composition uses leitmotiv strategies to relate the song to the main character and then transposes it to Greek modes in order to transform the song accordingly to different emotional scales. Music is an important part of storytelling in which the feelings are narrated without visual information, so it is necessary create sound recognizing strategies like this project do. Building up a whole music soundtrack from a single leitmotiv and its variations in Greek modes gives for each different theme its own emotional character while keeps the same motif. The project shows the process of composing an original leitmotiv and its variations as well as the effects to the immersion of the viewer in the media narrative.


1970 ◽  
Author(s):  
Ida Bagus Kade Subhiksu ◽  
I Wayan Ardika ◽  
Nyoman Darma Putra ◽  
I Nyoman Madiun

Recently, there has been a shift in the attributes of several museums in Ubud in order to attract more tourists to visit museums as cultural tourism attractions. Some museums have expanded their collections and add other attributes to complement their main collections, which as the potential to alter the idealism, functions, and roles of museums. Another challenge faced by museum operators is the development of other tourist attractions, such as the addition of tourism destination attributes in Ubud, which was initially known as tourism destinations that offered art and culture such as dance performances and museums, and now have expanded into yoga destination, adventure destination, and so on. Based on these factors, the problem statements in this research are formulated as follows: (1) How are museums as tourist attractions in Ubud area, from the perspective of operators? (2) How are museums as tourist attractions in Ubud area, from the perspective of visitors? (3) How is the relationship between museums and other tourism components when examined from the role of museums as cultural tourism attractions in Ubud area?. This research on museums was conducted in the Ubud area because Ubud has made museums as the cultural tourism attractions in the area, which include the Blanco Museum, Museum Puri Lukisan, Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA), the Rudana Museum, and Neka Art Museum. This research is based on the theories of museum management, marketing, and theories on cultural tourism attraction. The research involved the participation of 82 foreign visitors and 79 domestic visitors as respondents, in addition to five museum owners and two museum professionals as informants. The conclusion of this research are as follows: (1) From the perspective of museum operators, museums function as cultural tourism attractions, as sources of historical information, as the media for cultural preservation, and the actualization of the noble objective of the museum founders, which is to take the role as preservers of culture particularly in the form of paintings and sculptures. (2) Museums as cultural tourism attractions, according to visitors to the Ubud area, have been well managed and in accordance to the visitors’ expectations. The perception of visitors on cultural tourism attractions in this research is observed from the elements of museum architecture, collections, layout, service quality, cleanliness, beauty, and hospitality, which indicates that all eight factors have been satisfactory, for both foreign and domestic tourists visiting the Ubud museums. (3) The museums have been able to sustain and improve the image of Ubud as a


2011 ◽  
Vol 58-60 ◽  
pp. 1819-1823 ◽  
Author(s):  
Yu An Duan ◽  
Hai Tao Song ◽  
Yan Ming Sun

HMI (Human-machine Interface) is the media of communication between human and the computer system; designers should not only consider the completeness of its functions in the design of software products, but also human factors. It is necessary for the software products to meet the functional requirements of users, besides; a friendly interface is also needed to improve customers’ satisfaction while improving users’ productivity. This paper discusses the principles and specific method of designing a user-centered human-machine interface and then applies the method in the design of the mounter’s interface so as to test the method put forward in the paper.


2016 ◽  
Vol 2016 ◽  
pp. 344-354
Author(s):  
Sekar Sari

Jampi Gugat is a case study of dance activism particularly through flash mob. The movement configuration and music accompaniment clearly reflect the idea and concept of local wisdom as an alternative trend and solution in the global era. One of the key points for the success of Jampi Gugat is related to the campaign strategy regarding the media market in Indonesia, the world's third largest democracy and a developing country that tends to prioritize political-economy development rather than art and culture, including dance. Hence, the involvement of stakeholders: government, event organizers, artists, and communities, as well as their interaction, to formulate and deliver some value to society are deemed essential to create a sustainable cultural movement.


Author(s):  
Olga Moskalenko

Введение. В современном историко-фантастическом романе «The Senility of Vladimir P» воссоздается типичный образ «маленького человека» и конструируется узнаваемый западным реципиентом миф о России, представляющий собой многослойную систему стереотипов. Цель – охарактеризовать стереотипный образ русского «маленького человека» в современном британском романе и определить, какую функцию он играет в метамифе о России как иной среде. Материал и методы. В качестве основной выбрана методология компаративистики, в частности имагологии, междисциплинарная природа которой позволяет изучать образ «Иного» в общественном, культурном и литературном сознании другой страны, в частности Великобритании, на интертекстуальном, контекстуальном и непосредственно текстовом уровнях, используя понятие стереотипов (по Й. Леерссену), на материале романа М. Хонига «Слабоумие Владимира П.». Результаты и обсуждение. Под скандальным заголовком автор предлагает нам повествование о жизни в России через призму темы «маленького человека». Главный герой – Николай Шереметьев не склонен к рефлексии, не видит мерзостей жизни до момента возникновения ситуации утраты: ареста племянника. С этого момента повествование набирает обороты, меняется его характер: действительность приобретает все больше гротескных черт, а читатель становится свидетелем болезненной трансформации Шереметьева, «маленького человека», последнего честного человека в России, который идет на сделку с совестью и начинает действовать в рамках англо-саксонской традиции. Образ «другого» подается Хонигом именно с перспективы англосаксонской традиции, деятельностной, в которой на самом деле выписаны и все остальные персонажи: русские только по антуражу и соответствующие западному стереотипу, но при этом зараженные западным индивидуализмом. Персонажи романа классифицированы по типам в зависимости от модели поведения и протипа. Заключение. М. Хониг выстраивает гротескный, абсурдистский образ России середины XXI в. Персонажи-этнотипы действуют в условных ситуациях, не претендуя на психологизм изображения и раскрытие характеров, потому что должны создать максимально полную, всеохватную картину российской действительности, отразить русские национальные черты такими, какими они вписаны в привычный для британцев миф о России. Этнотип граждан России середины XXI в. Хониг конструирует из: 1) традиционного для русской литературы образа маленького человека (Николай Шереметьев) и его окружения; 2) медийного образа российских чиновников высшего эшелона власти, сформированного преимущественно западными СМИ и российскими либеральными СМИ; 3) утрированного и схематичного образа типичного русского, фигурировавшего в западном кино конца ХХ в. Перед нами конфликт не только разных жизненных установок, но противопоставление русского и английского (шире – англо-саксонского) миров на культурно-цивилизационном уровне. Роман Хонига – пример вторичной актуализации, когда сконструированный под воздействием медиа художественный текст начинает восприниматься в качестве образца non-fiction, становясь своеобразным симулякром реальности.Introduction. In the modern novel “The Senility of Vladimir P” a typical image of a “small man” is created and the myth of Russia as a multi-layered system of stereotypes recognizable by the Western recipient is constructed. The purpose of the study is to characterize the stereotypical image of the Russian “small man” in the modern British novel and to determine its functions in the meta-myth of Russia. Material and methods. The methodology of comparative studies, in particular, imagology is used as its the interdisciplinary nature allows one to study the image of the “Other” in the social, cultural and literary consciousness of another country at intertextual, contextual and textual levels upon the concept of stereotypes (according to J. Leerssen). “The Senility of Vladimir P” by M. Honig is a material for research. Results and discussion. Under a scandalous headline, the author offers us a story about life in Russia through the prism of the theme of “small man”. The main character, Nikolay Sheremetyev, is not inclined to reflection until the situation of loss appears and his beloved nephew is arrested. From this moment on, the narrative is gaining momentum, the main character is changing: reality acquires more and more grotesque features, and reader witnesses painful transformation of Sheremetyev, the “small man”, the last honest person in Russia, who makes a deal with his conscience and begins to act within the framework of English-Saxon tradition. The image of the “Other” is presented by Honig precisely from the perspective of the Anglo-Saxon tradition in which all the other characters are actually written out: Russians only by entourage and consistent with the Western stereotype, but infected with Western individualism. The characters of the novel are classified by type depending on the model of behavior and prototype. Conclusion. M. Honig builds a grotesque, absurd image of Russia in the middle of the XXI century. Ethnotype characters act in conditional situations without author pretending to psychologize the image and reveal characters, because they must create the most complete, comprehensive picture of Russian reality, reflect Russian national features as they fit into the British myth of Russia that is familiar to the British. Honig constructs the ethnotype of Russian citizens of the mid-XXIst century from 1) the image of a small man (Nikolai Sheremetyev), traditional for Russian literature; 2) the media image of Russian elite formed mainly by Western media and Russian liberal media; 3) an exaggerated and schematic image of a typical Russian, featured in Western cinema of the late twentieth century. Before us there is a conflict not only of different attitudes, but the opposition of the Russian and English (more broadly Anglo- Saxon) worlds at the cultural and civilizational level. Honig’s novel is an example of secondary actualization, when a fiction text constructed under the influence of the media begins to be perceived as a non-fiction model, becoming a kind of simulacrum of reality.


Author(s):  
Dar'ya Volkova

This article explores the representation of the citizens in the discourse of new residential areas in Moscow. The article focuses on how different agents of discourse representing citizens helps to reveal which citizens are taken into account in the production of urban spaces and who is left out of it. In Moscow, new residential areas represent the contradictions of how citizens are represented in certain agendas. For authorities, such areas embody extensive policy, capital, and successful political management. In the media, such a type of housing becomes stigmatized: it is labelled as “ghetto” and imaged as environmental, which does not suit the correct path of city development. In this article, focusing on the production of urban citizenship in the part of public discourse produced by authorities, developers, and critical agents, I will show (1) when citizens are used as a faceless, impersonated category in the discourse in one row with the infrastructural achievements of the current government; (2) the construction of the “average citizen”, who is the main character in space production; (3) the grounds behind the “consumer-citizen” in discourse, who is entitled with only the economic agency on housing market; and (4) citizens who are symbolically excluded from their right to the new residential areas’ space. Through the characters-citizens in the discourse, I will show the lack of fundamental differences in the discourse of different agents, such as the authorities, developers, and critical agents.


2015 ◽  
Vol 7 (2) ◽  
pp. 231-249
Author(s):  
Jacob Lund

Towards the end of his film essay Histoire(s) du cinéma Jean-Luc Godard calls himself an "enemy of our times", of "the totalitarianism of the present as applied mechanically every day more oppressive on a planetary scale." The article regards Histoire(s) du cinéma (1988-1998) as "a thinking form" that tries to resist the synchronizing, standardizing time of global capital, the pervasive uniformity of the global super-present, brought about by today's televisual and digital communications, which threatens to trivialise the different processes of memory and history, and art and culture in general. According to philosopher Bernard Stiegler, the final stage of capitalism is the control and synchronization of what former CEO of TF1 Patrick le Lay called "available brain time". The paper argues that Godard's work opposes this control and synchronization of our minds through an aesthetics of contemporaneity. The argument is based on the development of a theoretical framework that combines recent theories of contemporaneity with theories of image-politics. Focusing on the interrelation of the individual, the social and the media environments, the paper deals with Godard's image-political creation of temporal contemporaneity through a montage of clips of old films and newsreels, photographs, stills, images of paintings, new footage, advertisements, music, sound and voice recordings, textual citation, narration and commentary.


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