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Integrating Artificial Intelligence into Collaborative Teaching Strategies: A Case Study in Smart Classrooms
The purpose of this study is to explore multiple possibilities for applying collaborative learning methodologies in smart classrooms through the use of artificial intelligence. AI technologies allow educators to increase student interest, promote teamwork, and individualize learning for each learner. In this case study, the focus will be placed on AI technologies, including virtual assistants, real-time data analytics, and adaptive learning platforms, to enhance collaborative learning processes. The study shows that collaborative teaching implemented with the assistance of artificial intelligence enhances the performance of students as they are capable of understanding the content thoroughly and addressing the shortcomings of conventional learning methods. Consideration is also given to the various strategies that may be adopted when it comes to the implementation of artificial intelligence in cooperative learning contexts
Scientific evolution of “Gender parity” concept as a key strategy for empowerment
A bibliometric analysis and a literature review on gender parity theories were carried out using Scopus and VOSviewer. The search in Scopus allowed us to study the temporal evolution, types of publications (books, articles, scientific notes), disciplines and countries. The results show that gender parity has been studied since 1968, with a gap between 1969 and 1993 and a notable increase since 2006. Social sciences lead the research, followed by arts and humanities, business, medicine and economics. In Mexico, parity is supported by the three spheres of government, with significant advances in the electoral field. Countries such as Sweden, Finland and Denmark show high female representation in their congresses, while Italy, the United Kingdom, France and Greece present weaker systems. It is concluded that gender parity and legislative power quotas are essential for social and female empowerment, highlighting the need for more robust public policies and interdisciplinary approaches to achieve real and effective equity
Institutional Strategies to Improve Postgraduate Graduation Rates: The Case of the MBA at UES21
Introduction: postgraduate programs face a growing demand for accountability, where graduation rate becomes a key quality indicator. This study explores strategies to increase the graduation rate in the MBA program at UES21.Methods: a mixed-method design was applied, combining a descriptive cross-sectional analysis of the 2018 cohort graduation rate with surveys and interviews of students and faculty.Results: only 8.58 % of students graduated within the expected timeframe. Main barriers identified include difficulties in academic writing, weak theoretical frameworks, and low engagement with thesis advisors.Conclusions: institutional actions such as mentorship programs, writing workshops, and flexible assessment criteria are recommended to improve graduation outcomes
Analysis of the Teaching Effectiveness of Virtual Reality Technology in Higher Education
Virtual reality offers a more immediate and engaging educational experience for university students. By recreating real-world or even fantastical settings, learners can engage in training in a secure and hazard-free atmosphere, which is crucial for boosting their enthusiasm and practical skills. The introduction of VR into teaching has revolutionized the conventional educational approach, particularly through its interactive and immersive features, which have been a game-changer. VR surpasses traditional teaching by catering to personalized learning needs and encouraging proactive student inquiry and study. Empirical studies on teaching outcomes indicate that VR is highly effective in fields such as medical, engineering, management education, and physical education. In the medical field, VR can offer a highly realistic anatomical study environment, aiding students in acquiring intricate medical knowledge and techniques more effectivel
Shaping Consumer Satisfaction with Pricing Amidst the Digital Transformation of Economic Relations
Introduction: In the current digitalisation of economic relations, companies’ pricing policies are becoming increasingly transparent and personalised, which affects consumer price satisfaction. The importance of the study lies in the fact that digital technologies are significantly changing consumer behaviour, promoting new approaches to customer interaction through online channels. Objective: The study aims to study the mechanisms of the formation of consumer price satisfaction in the digital environment and identify the factors that influence it. Methods: The study uses the methods of analysis and synthesis of scientific sources, comparative analysis of approaches to pricing policy, and the method of consumer survey to collect primary data. Results: The results show the importance of price transparency (83.56 %) and personalisation of offers (68.25 %) to increase customer satisfaction in digital environments. The survey showed that most respondents (92.07 %) prefer companies that offer online price comparisons and individual offers. Conclusions: The study’s practical significance lies in recommendations for enterprises to implement digital tools to improve their pricing strategy and increase customer satisfaction. It has been found that consumers expect not only price transparency but also frequent promotions and discounts in the digital environment, which allows companies to plan their pricing policies more effectively
Long and Short-Run Relationship Analysis of Monetary Policy On Economic Growth in Morocco: An ARDL Model Approach
Introduction: This study examines the relationship between Morocco\u27s monetary policies from 1991 to 2022 and its economic progress. The analysis examines both short- and long-term dynamics using an AutoRegressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) model, taking into account the economic disturbances brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.Methods: The research employs the ARDL model and the Granger causality test to assess the causal relationships and the influence of key monetary policy instruments on economic performance. The analysis leverages a robust dataset spanning three decades to ensure the validity and reliability of the results.Results: The findings demonstrate a significant impact of monetary policy measures on Morocco’s economic activity, both in the short term and the long term. The Granger causality test reveals a bidirectional relationship between the money supply and GDP, highlighting the mutual influence between these variables. Additionally, the analysis underscores the economic disruptions caused by the COVID-19 crisis, shedding light on vulnerabilities and areas requiring policy intervention.Conclusions: This research contributes to the existing body of literature by providing an in-depth analysis of the interaction between monetary policy and economic growth in Morocco. Moreover, it offers timely insights into the implications of external shocks, such as the COVID-19 crisis, thereby equipping policymakers with actionable evidence to formulate resilient economic strategies
Next-Generation Educational Technologies in University Settings
Introduction: In view of digitalisation, use of modern technology in education has become necessary as education is aiming at quality. For teachers and facilitator, the impact of technology namely e-learning, blended learning, mobile learning and AI on learners and the learning outcomes has to be explored.
Methods: Systematic analysis, comparative analysis, modelling, and classification of educational technologies were used in the study. The purpose of these methods was to discover main features of modern educational technologies and to appraise their role in the teaching and learning processes in higher education.
Results: Results suggest that modern learning technologies help make education much better and student performance significantly improves with the integration of modern learning technologies. Blended learning and AI application leverage flexible, personalized learning, which is offered in multiple modes of delivery, texts, videos, audio, and more. Technological aspects are shown to be essential for promoting such competences in students.
Conclusions: New technologies like AI and cloud based apps give you the ability to transform your course design with personalisation, collaboration, and direct communication between teachers and students. These improvements serve to highlight that well defined guidelines need to be combined with practical tools to optimise the integration of modern technologies into educational processes to promote the professional growth and activity of students
Visualization Analysis of Research Hotspots in Library Organizational Culture Based on CiteSpace
Introduction:This study explores the current status and development trends of research on library organizational culture in China, identifying key research hotspots and their evolution. Understanding these trends provides valuable insights into optimizing library management, enhancing knowledge-sharing mechanisms, and promoting sustainable service development.Methods:The data were collected from the China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI) database, covering the years 2004 to 2023, with 582 journal articles included in the analysis. CiteSpace software was used for keyword co-occurrence, keyword clustering, timezone visualization, and burst detection to identify research trends.Results:The findings reveal that organizational culture construction is a central theme in improving library efficiency and employee satisfaction. Research on knowledge management and tacit knowledge emphasizes the importance of effective knowledge sharing and transfer for innovation. The concept of learning organizations highlights the role of continuous learning in strengthening library capabilities. Additionally, studies on human resource management focus on improving librarians’ professional development, while library management and innovation research explores strategies to enhance operational efficiency and service quality. Public cultural services have also gained attention, particularly in the context of digital transformation, which has expanded libraries\u27 social functions and improved service accessibility.Conclusions:This study provides a comprehensive overview of research on library organizational culture, revealing its core themes and developmental trends. The findings serve as a reference for future research and practical improvements in library operations, supporting innovation, professional development, and enhanced public service functions
Teaching Beyond Degrees of Non-Teacher Education DOST Scholars: A Phenomenology
Introduction :This study explores the experiences of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) scholars by examining the challenges of the profession, the multiple roles they fulfill, the skills they apply, and the support they receive in their professional development.Methods: Using a descriptive phenomenological approach, the study examines the challenges, role expectations, skill applications, and support systems that shape their professional journeys. Ten non-teacher education graduates serving as Senior High School teachers were purposively selected and interviewed. Data was analyzed using thematic analysis. Results: Through a phenomenological approach, the research identified several themes, including (1) teaching is a challenging profession, (2) teaching is a multiple-role task, (3) teaching requires learned skills, and (4) teaching requires support from others. Findings reveal that these teachers face significant challenges due to a lack of pedagogical training, lesson planning skills, and classroom management expertise. Additionally, they navigate multiple responsibilities, including administrative duties and out-of-field teaching assignments. Despite these difficulties, they utilize their collegiate learning, social and communication skills, and innovative strategies such as game-based learning to enhance student engagement. The study also highlights the crucial role of mentorship, coaching, and colleague collaboration in supporting their teaching effectiveness and professional development. Conclusion: The narratives of the participants highlight the challenges, responsibilities, skill applications, and support systems that shape their professional journey. Findings reveal that teaching, while fulfilling, is a demanding profession requiring specific pedagogical competencies. The lack of formal training in pedagogy, lesson planning, and classroom management posed significant struggles, reinforcing the need for structured professional development programs for non-education graduates.
The Effectiveness Of The Distance Learning Policy In The Riau Islands Province-Indonesia
Introduction: This study investigated the effectiveness of distance learning in the Riau Islands, employing a mixed-methods approach with a sequential exploratory design.Methods: The study was conducted in two phases: the first utilized a quantitative approach, and the second applied a qualitative method. The population consisted of tutors and students from the Open University of Batam (Indonesian: Universitas Terbuka Batam). Data collection methods included observations, surveys, interviews, and document analysis.Results: The findings indicated that, based on the student survey, the effectiveness of distance learning was 74.68%, categorized as effective. While the effectiveness indicators generally fell within the “effective” range, the implementation of distance learning in the Riau Islands had not yet reached the optimal percentage for the “effective” category. Several challenges impacted its effectiveness, including a low culture of independent learning among students, limited responsiveness of tutors outside class hours, and technical issues such as poor network connectivity and digital literacy barriers. Nonetheless, several supporting factors contributed to the effectiveness of distance learning, such as the innovative nature of the learning system, cost efficiency, and the flexibility that enabled students to engage in learning anytime and anywhere. Using the Context, Input, Process, and Product (CIPP) Model, the study framework focused on designing tutorial activities, tutorial activity units, the question bank, and assessment rubrics.Conclusions: The variable indicators fall within the “effective” category, the implementation of distance learning for students in the Riau Islands has not yet reached the maximum percentage range for the practical category