Environment-Behaviour Proceedings Journal (E-BPJ)
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Service Learning in Environmental Education: University students facilitating waste recycling awareness among school children in Malaysia
Get PDFOn 11 May 2024, a service-learning program on waste recycling literacy was held at a suburban primary school in Sabak Bernam, Malaysia, involving 55 pupils and 32 university students. The program featured an innovative card game for teaching waste sorting and recycling, which participants found informative and exciting. Additionally, an upcycling activity was included, deemed beneficial by the students. Integrating recycling literacy into school curricula can foster environmentally responsible behavior and support long-term sustainability goals
Determining the Cut-Off Score of the Malay Version of Women Abuse Screening Tool (WAST) for Intimate Partner Violence Screening in Malaysia
Get PDFThis study aimed to determine the optimal cut-off score for the Malay version of the Women Abuse Screening Tool (WAST) for screening of intimate partner violence (IPV) in Malaysia. A total of hundred participants enrolled in an online cross-sectional study. The overall accuracy of Malay WAST is 0.779. The sensitivity and specificity of WAST are 59.6% and 76.7% respectively, measured at the cut-off score of 15. The prevalence of IPV among the participants was 44%, with higher rates among females, Malays, and Muslims. The Malay WAST is a reliable tool for screening cases of IPV in Malaysia
SDG-Related Development in Digital Heritage Tourism: A bibliometric analysis
Get PDFToday, digital technology has been shown to enhance heritage tourism by offering new experiences to visitors. This research aims to examine the evolution of digital heritage tourism through the lens of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). A thorough literature review was conducted examining key publications from Scopus and Web of Science using relevant keywords. The review showed that the pillars of Industry Revolution 4.0 have a significant impact on the progress of digital heritage tourism towards achieving the relevant SDGs, i.e., by improving digital performance. This study subsequently offers insights and recommendations for the industry and policymakers to better support the achievement of the SDG targets
Contemporary Malaysian Photography: A comparative study of cultural history and digital innovation
Get PDFMalaysia is one of the world's most diversified countries, with a vibrant picture landscape. Malaysia's rich cultural heritage and rapid digital technology have allowed photographers to create innovative works that appeal locally and globally. This comparative and qualitative study investigates how digital tools and social media have transformed Malaysian photography. The study finds a variety of visual expression that blends culture and technology. This detailed visual investigation examines traditional effects and current technical consequences. This detailed visual investigation demonstrates how Malaysian modern photography preserves cultural heritage while embracing technological developments and adapting to global photographic evolution
Unveiling Perspectives: Evolution of video arts in Malaysia contemporary arts scene
No full textThis paper meticulously explores Malaysia's dynamic video arts landscape. Tracing its origins, current advancements, and future trajectories, the research underscores video art's pivotal role in shaping the nation's cultural identity. Bridging creativity and technology, it reflects contemporary sensibilities and influences Malaysia's cultural narrative. Through analysis, interviews, and case studies, the study highlights challenges, digital platform impacts, and cultural significance, offering insights into Malaysia's cultural fabric. Anticipating the evolving role of video arts, it contributes to understanding modern Malaysian artists' story and the cultural landscape's transformation
Analysing Aesthetic Values in Product Design: Role of design components in enhancing CAD education
Get PDFUnderstanding consumers' aesthetic preferences is critical to improving product design performance. This study dives into the aesthetic elements, with a particular emphasis on product design requirements (PDR), product design ideas (PDC), product design detailing (PDD), and product design assessments. The study reveals the critical impact of shape and color as mediating elements that increase the importance of PDC in influencing aesthetics, followed by PDD, PDE, and PDR. By explaining these correlations, the study provides valuable insights for educators in the field of CAD instruction in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programs
Korean Cultural Proximity towards Asian Audiences
Get PDFThis study examines the appeal of Korean dramas among Asian audiences, focusing on Korean cultural proximity's role in shaping viewer preferences. It explores how themes like family values, love, and perseverance resonate across various Asian countries, including Malaysia. Through qualitative interviews with Korean media participants and Malaysian industry experts, the research reveals how Korean dramas harmonize traditional and modern values, aligning with shared Asian sensibilities. The findings suggest that the success of Korean dramas lies in their ability to evoke familiarity and nostalgia, transcending regional boundaries while maintaining a distinct cultural identity
A Review: Aesthetic element in prosthetic’s cosmetic design for lower limb physical amputees
Get PDFThis systematic study aims to establish the key aesthetic elements in prosthetic cosmetic design. The increasing number of amputated individuals from congenital and traumatic causes implies the need for effective prosthetic design. It is crucial to note that most past research is not artistic and design-oriented. Therefore, utilizing the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA), this study reviewed articles from 2018 to 2024; sourced from Google Scholar. The review found seven major clusters leading to several sub-themes. The author states some ideas for future studies at the end of this article
Digital Literacy of Vietnamese Academic Librarians
Get PDFThis paper reveals the findings of a study that examined the digital literacy of Vietnamese academic librarians and the factors that affect their digital literacy. A survey research method was employed to gather data from academic librarians in Vietnam, based on UNESCO's Digital Literacy Global Framework. The investigation results indicated that the digital literacy of the academic librarians surveyed exceeded the intermediate level, but various competence areas needed improvement. The study advises considering a range of factors, from individual to organisational aspects, and the broader socio-economic setting when developing digital literacy for academic librarians
Issues and Challenges in Field Data Collection from Electrical and Electronics (E&E) Manufacturing Firms in Malaysia: A pilot study experience
Get PDFEffective data collection is vital for research, especially in Malaysia's electrical and electronics (E&E) manufacturing sector, which significantly impacts the economy. This study investigates challenges faced during field data collection of a pilot study, including accessibility, respondents’ location, and confidentiality concerns. It highlights the importance of diverse engagement strategies, such as employee referrals and HR support, to enhance data reliability. Recommendations include leveraging HR support and broadening respondents’ selection. Addressing these challenges can improve human capital development and capability building in the industry. Future research should focus on refining data collection methodologies in the manufacturing sector