Pelatihan Pengelolaan Website DPRD Kabupaten Nias Selatan untuk Mendukung Publikasi Informasi Publik

Alwin Fau; Kurnia Ulfa

Authors

Alwin Fau Universitas Budi Darma Author
Kurnia Ulfa Universitas Budi Darma Author

Keywords:

community service, website management, DPRD South Nias, public information, staff training

Abstract

This community service article described a website management training program for approximately 15 employees and staff members of the Regional People’s Representative Council (DPRD) of South Nias Regency. The activity responded to difficulties in operating the institution’s website and publishing information for the public. It aimed to strengthen participants’ practical understanding of the website as a channel for institutional communication and public information. The program was implemented at the DPRD office on 23 August 2022, beginning at 09:00 Western Indonesian Time. Preparation included institutional approval, coordination with the partner, scheduling, and preparation of training materials. The training was delivered through an explanation of website functions followed by guided practice in preparing and publishing content. The original activity report recorded approximately 15 participants and noted that participants successfully created and posted one news item on the existing website. The report also described positive participant responses, but did not provide pre- and post-training scores or a standardized assessment of competency improvement. Accordingly, the outcomes were interpreted descriptively. The activity demonstrated a practical first step toward improving the capacity of institutional staff to manage public information, while highlighting the need for regular content governance and more systematic follow-up evaluation.

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