Stay Productive During Pandemic Time, After Class Talk #3. It is hard to stay productive during this pandemic. By staying at home, and just as necessary to get out of the house, it is considered for some people as turning off the creativity so that the life feels less useful.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
However, being\nproductive does not mean being busy. Because we should do most of our\nactivities from home, our creativity is needed and even sharpened to keep life during\nthe pandemic.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
We can do a lot\nof things to stay productive although we just stay at home. This is also what\nthe speakers wanted to share at the After Class Talk # 3: “101 Ways to\nStay Productive during Covid-19 Pandemic”.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Taking place on\nTuesday (13\/10) afternoon through a zoom meeting, this event presented three\nspeakers with various ideas to stay productive during the Covid19 pandemic. The\nfirst speaker is Ayuba Jobarteh who is an international student at Telkom\nUniversity from Gambia.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Then there is Ragid Pramudia who is currently studying at Telkom University<\/a> majoring Fine Arts at School of Creative Industry. And finally, Annisa Trisdianti shared her experiences and insights regarding photography.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Apart from being\na student, Ayuba is also an entrepreneur and fitness trainer. He shared insight\non how to stay productive during the pandemic.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Keeping oneself\nproductive and healthy is his choice. Started by picking healthy food, and\ndoing daily routine such as sports, associate, socialize, and study. Of course,\nit is done by help of technology, such as keep in touch with friends.<\/p>\n\n\n\n He also concerns\nabout clean and friendly environment to support him being productive. The last\nis being consistent to make a hobby out of what you love.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Here some\noptions from Ayuba to stay productive and healthy. The first option is doing\nsports you love, like jogging, workout, or Muay Thai. He admitted to do sports\n4 times a week or everyday if he had time. The second option is diet control to\nensure our body is health. Try to eat less junk food, eat home cooked meals,\nless fat consumption, or eat more fruits and vegetables. He told that healthy\nman is a happy man.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The next option\nis doing things that adds value to our life. It can lead to our goals to still\nstaying positive and happy. Thus, it is important to be in the company of\nlike-minded people.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The second\nspeaker is Ragid, who shared his expertise in artwork, especially in painting\nand design. Ragid, who was born in Muaraenim, South Sumatra, has a myriad of\nachievements in art, especially painting.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Some of his\nachievements include top 10 drawing challenges by Bijak and USAID Indonesia,\nWinner Batik Stamp Competition by US Embassy Jakarta, 1st winner calligraphy\ncompetition by MTQ Telkom University, 2nd runner up Bukit Asam Innovation Award\nfor nonorganic waste, top 10 finalist Kilauan Subang Batik design , and become\nIndonesia representative at Asia World Mun Cultural Performances.<\/p>\n\n\n\n According to\nhim, being productive can also be started from a hobby. He shared that his\nexperience in pursuing the hobbies of painting, drawing, and designing had\ntaken him further and gained many achievements.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Ragid also chose\nto go out styles as his painting style. The choice of this style is based on\nhis desire to explore further and become a place for him to express himself. At\nthe end of the session, he showed his skill in painting with watercolors on an\nold cardboard. Landscape paintings with blue skies, white clouds, and a\nbeautiful mountain atmosphere bring a happy impression when we see them.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The last speaker\nis Annisa Trisdianti or commonly called Ms. Flo. She is official Bandung photographer\nfor Sweet Escape, and also an English instructor in Language Center Telkom\nUniversity. She also freelance writer, and she consider herself as mediocre traveler\nwho has finished Australia and South East Asia. Flo said she would rather work\non something positive and pleasant than be sad during pandemic. And so she\nstarts to do virtual photoshoot. It is actually photoshoot sessions but done\nremotely using a video call application. It allows us to do photo sessions\nwithout leaving our home.<\/p>\n\n\n\n She made sure\nthat the quality of virtual photoshoot isn’t as fine as direct photoshoot. It\nis only for fun. To do virtual photoshoot we may need a stable internet\nconnection and prop up smartphone camera because a good resolution camera can\ndetermine the result.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The next important thing is communication with the model. a virtual photoshoot will require you to take on the roles of photographer and director. After sharing session, Flo take all participant to do a fun practice of virtual photoshoot. With the model on the screen, she leads all participants to optimize smartphone camera and doing photo sessions with the model.(IO<\/a>)***<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Stay Productive During Pandemic Time, After Class Talk #3. It is hard to stay productive during this pandemic. By staying at home, and just as necessary to get out of the house, it is considered for some people as turning off the creativity so that the life feels less useful. 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