Exploring Indonesian Web Based Career Center Discrepancy of Web Popularity and Type of Services
Renny Renny, Reza Chandra, Syamsi Ruhama, Mochammad Wisuda, Sarjono

TL;DR
This study examines the discrepancy between the popularity of Indonesian college websites and the types of services offered by their web-based Career Centers, highlighting service availability and ownership influence.
Contribution
It reveals the relationship between Career Center services and website popularity, focusing on service types and ownership factors in Indonesian higher education.
Findings
Most Career Centers offer job information services.
Limited availability of alumni forums and career consultation services.
Ownership of Career Centers affects website popularity.
Abstract
Utilization of the Internet in higher education focus on the learning process or the provision of academic information for students. The subject of this research is in the form of web-based management alumnus Career Center with specific sub domain. Colleges that already have a Career Center only 34 of the 264 colleges as sample. Type the service the most are information jobs, while others are still rarely available as a forum of alumni and career consultation. Ownership Career Center contributed to the popularity of college website. Providing services such as communication and consultation career impact on the popularity of the Career Center website.
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Taxonomy
TopicsManagement and Marketing Education · Information Systems Education and Curriculum Development · Online and Blended Learning
