KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER ON CAT IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING QR CODE TECHNOLOGY

Abstract

              This research aims to 1) transfer knowledge and 2) evaluate satisfaction with knowledge transfer when using a personal data system for cats with QR code technology. The sample group used in the research consisted of 35 cat owners in Surin province. The dissemination of knowledge on how to use the system was done through the Facebook fan page of cat owners in Surin province. The method of obtaining the sample group was by convenience or voluntary participation. The tools used in the research were a personal data system for cats with QR code technology and a satisfaction evaluation form. The knowledge transfer used a method of lecturing, demonstrating how to use the system, and allowing the participants to try using the system. The sample group evaluated their satisfaction with the knowledge transfer. The collected data was then analyzed using basic statistics, including the mean and standard deviation.

          Results 1) The results of knowledge transfer on how to use a personal data system for cats with QR code technology showed that the participants gained knowledge about the technology used with pets and could clearly understand how to use the personal data system for cats via QR code, such as entering data, changing personal data of cats and owners, and scanning QR codes to access the personal data of cats, including linking to location maps and contact channels of cat owners. 2) The results of the evaluation of satisfaction with knowledge transfer on how to use a personal data system for cats with QR code technology showed that the overall level of satisfaction was at the highest level, with a mean of 4.80 and a standard deviation of 0.40.