E-Service Application For Online Research Proposal Guidance
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AUTHOR(S)
Nurliana Nasution, Hasnati, Mhd Arief Hasan, Alexsander Yandra
KEYWORDS
E-Service, LLDIKTI X, Proposal, Research, Community Service.
ABSTRACT
E-Service is an online system-based application of electronic service that facilitates government services. This application is widely used to facilitate procedural service. This paper discusses how to develop an E-Service as a communication forum for lecturers to discuss with practitioners in research proposal and community services. In Indonesia, the government has provided lecturers with a service i.e. the Information System for Research and Community Service to fund research and community service. However, there are still many lecturers who fail to make good research proposals and community service. Therefore, LLDIKTI (Higher Education Service Institution) Region X provides a system service to increase the opportunity for lecturers to get funding for their research proposals and community services.
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