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Computer science and information technology

  • AI-Powered Personalization in K–12 Learning Platforms

    Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are transforming K–12 education by enabling highly individualized instructional experiences that respond in real time to each student’s unique learning profile, preferences, and pace. Over the past decade, the convergence of…

  • Gamification in Online Classrooms: Impact on Learning Retention

    Gamification—the systematic incorporation of game-design principles into educational environments—has garnered significant attention as a means to elevate learner engagement and bolster retention in fully online courses. This study probes the efficacy of gamification in enhancing both…

  • Equity in Access to Online Assessments in Government Schools

    Equity in access to online assessments remains a critical concern for government schools that educate large and socio-economically diverse populations. When educational systems pivot toward digital testing—whether for large-scale summative accountability, competency tracking, or formative progress…

  • A Comparative Study of Online vs. Traditional Learning in Higher Education

    This study aims to examine differences between traditional and online pedagogical styles in the context of higher education. The development of digital learning platforms and technological advancements has spurred the expansion of online learning, hence challenging…

  • The Role of Technology Integration in Enhancing Classroom Engagement

    The application of technology in educational environments has emerged as a major driver of enhancing learning experiences. A growing reliance on digital tools, learning management systems, and interactive platforms has greatly impacted the manner in which…

  • Academic Integrity in the Age of AI: Plagiarism and Ethics in University Settings

    The sudden emergence of artificial intelligence in the domain of tertiary education has significantly impacted the resources at the disposal of students as well as the processes employed in the production of academic content. While AI-driven…

  • Digital Distraction and Its Impact on Attention Span in Teen Learners

    In today’s hyper-connected world, digital devices have become ubiquitous, particularly among teenagers. This manuscript investigates the phenomenon of digital distraction and its impact on the attention span of teen learners. The study synthesizes current research, presents…

  • Role of Digital Portfolios in Online Skill-Based Courses

    Digital portfolios have become integral to online skill-based education, offering a multifaceted platform for learners to curate artifacts, engage in reflective practice, and demonstrate competencies to instructors and external stakeholders. Over the past decade, their adoption…

  • Parental Involvement in Online Learning During School Closures

    Published Paper PDF: View PDF Shikha Saxena Independent Researcher India Abstract The sudden global closure of schools during crises—most notably the COVID-19 pandemic—reshaped educational delivery at a historic scale and velocity. In this context, parental involvement…

  • Role of Digital Libraries in Enhancing Research in Rural Areas

    Published Paper PDF: View PDF Siddharth Sahu Independent Researcher Chhattisgarh, India Abstract Digital libraries are increasingly recognized as critical enablers of equitable research ecosystems, particularly in rural regions where print collections are sparse, subscription budgets are…