PRESENTASI MAGANG JANUARI
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Magang di SMK Al-Fatonah dilaksanakan selama 4 pertemuan selama bulan Januari untuk membahas Edmodo, e-book, dan kewirausahaan. Materi yang disampaikan meliputi pembuatan akun Edmodo, fungsi-fungsinya, dan pembuatan buku digital menggunakan software Sigil. Kegiatan lain adalah presentasi produk jahe instan.
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- 6. Pola pembelajaran E-Book Mampu membuat buku digital semua mata pelajaran yang ada di SMK AL-FATONAH Mengetahui definisi ebook dan kegunaannya Mengetahui langkahlangkah pembuatan buku digital Mengenal software yang digunakan untuk membuat buku digital Mengetahui fungsi icon yang terdapat di sigil
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