2022•Unpublished venueOpen access

The Information Architecture of the Ngadongeng.com Website as a Learning Media for the Oral Tradition of Sundanese Folklore

Evi Nursanti Rukmana, Kusnandar Kusnandar, Chrisna Adhi, Samson CMS, Asep Saeful Rohman

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An oral tradition is a form of Sundanese culture, especially folklore that records the history of the Sundanese people. The oral tradition of folklore is still scattered and has many parts missing. Therefore, the oral tradition of folklore must be stored in the website media as a learning media. Thi

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An oral tradition is a form of Sundanese culture, especially folklore that records the history of the Sundanese people. The oral tradition of folklore is still scattered and has many parts missing. Therefore, the oral tradition of folklore must be stored in the website media as a learning media. Thi

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An oral tradition is a form of Sundanese culture, especially folklore that records the history of the Sundanese people. The oral tradition of folklore is still scattered and has many parts missing. Therefore, the oral tradition of folklore must be stored in the website media as a learning media. Thi

Key concepts: Folklore, Oral tradition, Oral history, History, Anthropology, Literature, Computer science, Art

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