Level of Awareness of ICT Tools Among the Faculty Working in Higher Education Institutions in the Malabar Region, Kerala
T. Faisal,
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A. Dharmaraj
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Journal of Lifestyle and SDGs Review,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(4), P. e03538 - e03538
Published: Nov. 22, 2024
Introduction:
The
advent
of
internet
and
innovative
technologies
has
rendered
learning
solution
for
universities
currently
navigating
an
environment
passionate
change.
Universally,
the
COVID-19
lockdown
impacted
every
facet
life,
education
is
no
exception.
Understanding
faculty
perceptions
on
e-learning
essential
successful
growth
academic
programs.
Objective:
This
study
aims
to
investigate
college
members
current
status
future
expectations
regarding
e-learning.
Method:
It
empirical
research
encompassing
teaching
higher
in
arts,
sciences,
humanities,
engineering,
health
sciences.
purposive
sampling,
with
a
sample
size
389
adopted
study.
primary
data
collected
through
questionnaire.
Descriptive
Statistics
Regression,
aided
by
IBM
SPSS
22,
are
employed
analysis
interpretation.
Results:
reveals
moderate
awareness
level
towards
E-Learning.
Language: Английский
Health visiting in the UK in light of the COVID-19 pandemic experience: (RReHOPE) findings from a realist review
Health and Social Care Delivery Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 50
Published: Sept. 1, 2024
Background
Child
health
programmes
in
the
United
Kingdom
offer
every
child
and
their
family
an
evidence-based
programme
to
support
development.
During
COVID-19
pandemic,
visiting
services
many
areas
were
reduced
a
partial
service,
with
significant
variability
between
within
four
countries.
This
study
investigated
impact
of
pandemic
on
developed
recommendations
for
policy
practice.
Objectives
Conduct
realist
review
relevant
literature.
Engage
key
stakeholders
policy,
practice
research
across
Kingdom.
Identify
improving
organisation
delivery
services,
focus
being
equitable,
effective
efficient.
Review
methods
The
followed
Pawson’s
five
iterative
steps
involved
stakeholder
representatives
at
step.
We
searched
electronic
databases
references
included
articles,
as
well
organisational
websites,
find
quantitative,
qualitative,
mixed-methods
grey
literature
related
during
pandemic.
An
assessment
relevance
our
initial
theory
determined
inclusion
review.
Data
extracted,
organised
presented
draft
context,
mechanism
outcome
configurations.
These
iteratively
refined
through
meetings
6
people
lived
experience
caring
babies
23
professional
stakeholders.
Context,
configurations
then
translated
into
findings
recommendations.
Results
One
hundred
eighteen
documents
contributed
collectively
revealed
far-reaching,
uneven
enduring
families.
uncovered
concerns
families
practitioners
amidst
along
service’s
corresponding
actions.
responses
underscored
critical
importance
fostering
sustaining
trusting
relationships
visitors
families,
conducting
holistic
assessments
early
intervention.
Although
we
found
minimal
evidence
decision-making
organisational/managerial
levels,
data
illustrated
diverse
complex
nature
work
need
flexibility
resourcefulness.
Limitations
primary
limitation
this
was
lack
specific
from
nations
other
than
England.
There
also
focusing
changes
local
management
level.
Conclusions
needs
babies,
children
them,
not
prioritised
phase
response.
Our
show
that
service
concerned
maintaining
visibility
all
children,
especially
supporting
new
baby.
Health
adapted
numerous
ways
respond
these
concerns.
Implications
are
presented,
identified
analysis
discussions
Future
RReHOPE
is
part
jigsaw
evidence,
which
will
provide
much
stronger
base
future
presents
several
research,
including
how
level;
optimise
limited
resources;
factors
affecting
differing
uptake
different
regions;
effectiveness
using
large
cohort
studies.
Funding
article
independent
funded
by
National
Institute
Care
Research
(NIHR)
Social
Delivery
under
award
number
NIHR134986.
Language: Английский
The Relationship Between Representative Commitment and Job Burnout Among It Workers in Tamil Nadu
Ankita Nihlani,
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Parvindar Kaur Chhabda
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Journal of Lifestyle and SDGs Review,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(4), P. e03604 - e03604
Published: Nov. 25, 2024
Objectives:
Engagement
of
employee
is
a
key
component
to
get
maximum
determined
result
in
an
organisation.
Every
organisation
this
era
puts
efforts
keep
their
employees
active.
models
explain
about
the
theoretical
framework
and
implementation
strategy
engagement
Methods:
The
study
analysed
significant
difference
determinants
engagement,
Job
Organisational
burnout
Psychological
well-being
based
on
demographic
variables
using
ANOVA
independent
sample
t
test.
Findings:
researcher
points
out
general
outline
real
findings
acquired
during
study.
exhibited
discussed
clearly
analysis
Employee
its
consequences
over
among
IT
Tamil
Nadu.
All
towards
study,
derived
from
information
elucidation
drawn
Data
analysis.
So
section
exclusively
explains
summary
findings.
Conclusions:
also
concluded
that
technology
strongly
accept
cognitive
Since
they
are
organizational
can
be
used
actively
participate
creative
teams
make
new
ideas,
perceptions,
decision
making
etc.
Personal
efficacy
concludes
highly
confident
with
own
performance
attainments
low
level
emotional
exhaustion
cynicism
less
intention
burnout..
Language: Английский
The Challenges for Live Performance Arts in the Digital Era and New Digimodern Art Hybrids
Joanna Spassova-Dikova
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Digital Presentation and Preservation of Cultural and Scientific Heritage,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
10, P. 139 - 148
Published: Sept. 13, 2020
The
paper
is
in
the
frame
of
proposed
topic
about
virtual
reconstructions
and
interactive
multimedia
solutions
especially
for
performance
arts
digital
era
newly
opened
possibilities
challenges.
Examples
from
world
Bulgarian
practices
emergence
different
new
digimodern
art
hybrids
are
analyzed.
Language: Английский