Challenges of introducing digital technologies in healthcare by Tengiz Verulava

“…In addition, it can be used as an educational tool for the learning of students and medical staff. …”
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Development of interactive multimedia based on lectora inspire to improve understanding about disaster mitigation material in senior high school by Wirda Tria Rahma, Sugandi Dede

“…The purpose of this study was to: (1) develop and find out the feasibility of interactive multimedia based on Lectora inspire about disaster mitigation materials as a geography learning medium (2) determine the effectiveness of the Lectora inspire media that was developed to improve the results of students understanding of the material. The four steps of the Borg and Gall model needs analysis, multimedia model design, media development, and multimedia evaluation are used in this study’s Research and Development (R&D) methodology. …”
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Construct validity test on the Indonesian version of Career Decision-Making Self-Efficacy Scale (CDSES) by P. Tommy Y. S. Suyasa, Jessyca Jessyca, Felita Oktaviani, Amala Fahditia

“…This study involved 211 respondents, including 123 women and 88 men aged between 17 and 35, all being university students. Google Form was used as a platform to distribute the questionnaires for the two measuring instruments to the participants. …”
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Current teaching mode for nursing master's degree education in China (国内护理专业学位硕士研究生教学模式现状) by YAO Qianqian (姚芡芡), LI Run (李润), DENG Shuxia (邓淑霞), OU Min (欧敏), LIANG Min (梁敏)

“…Analysis was made to help selecting appropriate teaching models based on conditions, in order to improve the theoretical basis, clinical practice decision-making ability, innovation ability and other comprehensive strength of nursing students, and cultivate high-quality nursing talents to meet the needs of society. …”
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A Critical Review Philosophy of Psychology by Fatemeh Javadzadeh Shahshahani

“…After the approval of the title of “Philosophy of Science in Psychology” as a two-credit course for undergraduate university students of psychology, several textbooks were developed with a similar title. …”
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Digitization of the Russian Educational Space in the Context of Guarantees of the Constitutional Right to Education by A. Yu. Aleksandrov, S. B. Vereshchak, O. A. Ivanova

“…Modernization of educational technologies, the emergence of an electronic library resource, the active use of the information and communication network Internet in the educational process expands the possibilities for the realization of the right to education, makes it accessible regardless of the place of residence and the material status of students. At the same time, the Russian regulatory and legal framework of the educational process at the higher education level is universalized for any educational programs, regardless of the form of their implementation and the educational technologies used, which results in the refusal of many higher education institutions from distance educational technologies. …”
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Contextual adaptation of digital wellbeing interventions for young people: insights from a project in Saudi Arabia by Dahlia Aljuboori, Laura K. Clary, Saud Abdulaziz Alomairah, Saud Abdulaziz Alomairah, Michelle Colder Carras, Nazmus Saquib, Juliann Saquib, Fahad Albeyahi, Antonius J. Van Rooij, Anouk Tuijnman, Vincent G. Van der Rijst, Michelle R. Kaufman, Michelle R. Kaufman, Johannes Thrul, Johannes Thrul, Johannes Thrul

“…Our research team is conducting a series of studies - literature reviews, stakeholder engagement work, and a nationwide survey of adolescent digital media use - to inform, develop, and ultimately test school-based digital wellbeing intervention for high school students in Saudi Arabia. The goal of this manuscript is to explain our process of informing and creating an intervention that builds on previously established, evidence-based approaches, and is also tailored to a particular context (e.g., Saudi Arabia). …”
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A Critique on the Book Methodology of Islamic Economics; An Institutional Reality Approach by Ali Saeedi

“…Methodology of Islamic Economics is a textbook for MA and PhD students of Islamic economics. Using the concept of institution, the author has tried to make a connection between the Shari'a rules, as matters of conventionals, and economic realities and concludes that differences of conventionals in Islamic societies and others, requires differences in social realities and so Islamic economics requires a different methodology. …”
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Relationship between Personality Traits and Readiness for Substance Abuse by Hossein Mahmoodi, Hassan Heidari, Mansour Abdi

“…Conclusions: The results substantiate the notion that the mental well-being of parents may diminish their preparedness for engaging in substance abuse, consequently leading to positive impacts on the academic and emotional achievements of students.…”
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The Mediating Roles of Resilience and Flow in Linking Basic Psychological Needs to Tertiary EFL Learners’ Engagement in the Informal Digital Learning of English: A Mixed-Methods St... by Yang Gao, Xiaochen Wang, Barry Lee Reynolds

“…This research underscores the important role of resilience and flow in IDLE among Chinese university EFL students. By highlighting these mediating roles, the study provides valuable insights for enhancing the effectiveness of IDLE experiences, contributing to the broader discourse on language education in the digital age.…”
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Enhancing Learners’ Vocabulary Acquisition by Crossword Puzzle Game by Juwita Nurul Alda, Shafrida Wati

“…It also provided opportunities for the students to practice the vocabulary and to develop pronunciation. …”
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Transformation of Higher Education During the Pandemic: Pain Points by I. R. Gafurov, H. I. Ibragimov, A. M. Kalimullin, T. B. Alishev

“…The relevance of the study is due to the contradiction between the mass transition of the Russian system of higher education to the distance learning format and the insufficient willingness of participants in the educational process to work under the new requirements caused by the COVID 19 pandemic. Teachers, students and administrators of higher educational institutions in Russia have encountered a number of difficulties. …”
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Parental Child-Rearing Styles and Subjective Well-Being of Children Involved in Bullying by Ihsana Sabriani Borualogo, Ferran Casas

“…The participants were 781 4th to 6th-grader students (51.98% boys, 48.02% girls), consists of 329 bullying victims, 197 were both bullying perpetrators and victims, and 255 were uninvolved in bullying. …”
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Polka Dots: A Timeless Design Element and Its Exploration with Sustainability by Ranjeet Kumar Jha, Shweta Chauhan, Shalu V Nair

“…Data for this study has been collected from diverse sources, including surveys conducted among design enthusiasts including design students, faculties and fashion influencers. These surveys aim to uncover their perceptions and preferences regarding polka dots and other design elements that can seamlessly integrate with sustainable fibers and fashion. …”
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The Relationship Between Mental Health Literacy and Social Well-Being: A Longitudinal Study in China by Jiali Pan, Tianyu Xu, Dan Li

“…In this study, 793 college students were examined through the utilization of the socioeconomic status scale, mental health literacy scale, and social well-being questionnaire at T1 and T2, respectively, with the aim of exploring the relationship between mental health literacy and social well-being and the relative static and dynamic development of the two. …”
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Health promotion model at the Metropolitan University of Ecuador by Cruz Xiomara Peraza de Aparicio, Florangel Josefina Benítez de Hernández, Yojanis Galeano Tamayo

“…<p><strong>Foundation</strong>: Among the guidelines of the Metropolitan University of Ecuador, it is essential to develop health promotion actions, which start from different groups: students, teachers, administrative and service personnel.…”
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Analysis Of Themes and Trends in Life Sciences and Biomedical Research Virtual Reality by Supriadi Sahibu, Mulawarman Munsyir, Hamdan Gani, Imran Taufik, Akbar Iskandar

“…Then the research theme in the virtual reality title regarding science and biomedicine is to get words that often appear, namely evaluation and videos that contain about the fields of dental health, stroke and cancer, Furthermore, from a technological point of view, it relates to head-mounted devices to display 2 or 3 dimensions, and educational psychometric technology relates to learning to care for children for students. While the sports side is related to the movement of the body's physical activity in adults. …”
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An optimality theoretic-based analysis of consonant cluster pronunciation errors among Iraqi EFL learners by Zohreh Sadat Naseri, fatemeh Ahmadinasab, Rawaa Kadhem Jawaad

“…For this aim, 40 first-year university students of different majors aged 18-25 years were selected from beginner and lower-intermediate levels based on their scores on Oxford Placement Test. …”
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Pemanfaatan media pembelajaran berbasis augmented reality menggunakan aplikasi Ar_Jarkom pada mata kuliah instalasi jaringan komputer by Elfi Tasrif, Akrimullah Mubai, Asrul Huda, Kasman Rukun

“…This study used the Research and Development (R&D) method with research subjects, namely students in class 2F3 and 2F4 of the Informatics Engineering Education Department of Electronics Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Padang State University who attended the Computer Network Installation lectures for the January-June 2020 semester. …”
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‘It’s Already Hard and It’s Nearing Impossible’: A Thematic Analysis of Submissions by Rural Veterinarians to the NSW Parliamentary Inquiry into the Veterinary Workforce Shortage... by Sharon Mary Pepita Thio, Anne Quain

“…These were as follows: rural practices are not financially sustainable; rural veterinarians often have a more challenging and higher workload than their urban counterparts; working in rural practice increases challenges to health and wellbeing; it is difficult to recruit and retain people in rural practice; veterinary students are poorly selected and not well prepared for rural practice; clients have unrealistic expectations of rural veterinarians; rural practice is not compatible with family life; and veterinarians have mixed opinions regarding whether an increase in the proportion of female veterinarians is a key contributing factor in the shortage of veterinarians. …”
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