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The document discusses the requirements for an online communication system for high schools. It should align with curriculum, teachers, students and learning processes. It must provide a balance of technology and human interaction, and adapt to participants' needs. Content can be updated and it is available anywhere, anytime. The system includes features like user login, class and material repositories, chat, attendance reports, discussions and exams. It also outlines the server, network and client computer requirements to support the online learning system.

SistemKomunikasi Daring SMA
Terbuka
IT Network Team SEAMOEC
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• Sesuai dengan kurikulum, guru, siswa, dan proses pembelajaran
• Menyediakan keseimbangan teknologi dengan interaksi manusia
• Dapat menyesuaikan dengan kebutuhan peserta
• Mampu memfasilitasi kebutuhan pembelajaran peserta didik
secara pjj.
• Konten dapat di update
• Tersedia dimana dan kapan saja
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User Login / Authentication User
Managemen Class
Repository Materi
Chat
Report
Log Absen
Forum Discussion
Ujian
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• Memiliki 2 buah (atau lebih) server dengan minimal kapasitas
processor intel xeon dan memory > 4 Giga
Catatan : 2 buah server atau lebih diperuntukkan untuk load balancing
atau fail over
• Memiliki Kapasitas Jaringan dan bandwidth > 30 Mbps
• Memiliki IP Public
• Zero downtime dalam waktu 7x24 Jam
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• Memiliki Server dengan kapasitas minimal processor core 2 duo
dan memory > 4 Giga.
• Server Memiliki fungsi synchronized methods execution untuk
melakukan sinkronisasi dengan server pusat.
• Memiliki LAN (Local Area Network)
• Memiliki Komputer untuk dijadikan klien / Lab Komputer
• Internet minimal 1 Mbps
• Memiliki minimal 1 buah IP Public
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• Memiliki Koneksi Internet Minimal 1 Mbps
• Memiliki Komputer untuk dijadikan klien/lab
komputer
• Memiliki LAN (Local Area Network)
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