Published on: Tuesday, 6 October 2026
KLUNGKUNG - Primakara University reaffirms its dedication to elevating vocational students' technical competencies through its School-Scheme Community Service Program (Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat / PkM). On October 6, 2026, the university held a specialized workshop titled "Enhancing Digital Business Skills through Sketch-Based E-Commerce Platform Prototyping" for Digital Business students at SMKN 1 Klungkung.
The session was led by lecturer Ayu Satya Kartika, S.E., S.S., M.Sc., who served as both the program organizer and primary instructor. The training provided hands-on experience in structuring digital commerce applications from early-stage design concepts.
Key elements of the workshop included:
Sketch-Based Interface Prototyping: Learning how to map out early e-commerce platform interfaces through structured sketching techniques.
Digital Business Execution: Translating abstract business ideas into practical, user-friendly online store layouts.
Tech Industry Readiness: Strengthening logical UI/UX planning and creative problem-solving skills to prepare students for modern digital business environments.
Through this community outreach, Primakara University continues to equip students with practical tech skillsets, empowering them to innovate and lead in the digital economy.
As part of the BIMA Grant Community Service Initiative, Primakara University lecturers provided digital marketing and financial literacy training to Gringsing woven fabric artisans in Tenganan Village, Karangasem. The program aims to expand market reach and support the preservation of local cultural heritage in the digital age.
A Primakara University lecturer delivered a Generative AI-based User Interface Design Workshop at SMAN 2 Kuta on October 2, 2026. Part of the School-Scheme Community Service Program, the training aimed to enhance students' digital creativity and explore visual technology in the era of digital transformation.
A Primakara University lecturer hosted a Design System Workshop for the Computer Science Club at SMAN 1 Tabanan on September 29, 2026. As part of the School-Scheme Community Service Program, the session focused on teaching students how to create consistent and structured digital user interfaces.