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The 3  International Conference
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                                       on Vocational Education and Technology (IConVET)
                                 Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha - Bali | 7  November, 2020
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             SOCIAL MEDIA AS INTEGRATED CHARACTER
                              EDUCATION MEDIA

                    I M Candiasa , N M S Mertasari  and M Aryanta 2)
                                1)
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             Mathematics and Science Faculty, Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha,
                               Singaraja -Bali – Indonesia
           Institute of Teacher Training and Education of Saraswati, Tabanan -Bali –
                                       Indonesia

          Abstract.  Character education  in schools is carried out in an integrated
          manner in all subjects. Integrated character education involves the school,
          family, and community in its implementation. The very few communication
          opportunities make the implementation of integrated character education
          involving families and communities difficult. Through this opportunity, we
          tried to introduce social media to be used as an integrated learning media for
          subjects and character education. The teacher can provide material  and
          assessment  to students  and students can learn and submit assessment
          completion through the media. In addition, students can also place all of their
          work in a folder prepared for each student to accommodate their portfolios.
          Teacher-student communication and student-student communication can be
          done through groups or private chats. Such a mechanism is able to monitor
          student learning progress and at the same time train students' courage to
          express opinions, collaborative skills, responsibility, respect for  other
          people's  work,  and  independence.  It's  just  that, to  increase  honesty  and
          independence,  social media has  not provided satisfactory results because
          during the implementation of tests that must be done independently, students
          often  exchange  answers.  These findings  can be used as  a  reference for
          finding techniques around the use of social media in practicing honesty and
          independence.








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