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Developing A Predictive Model For Football Players’ Market Value Using Machine Learning, Muhammad Afif Jazimin Idris, Sew Lai Ng Oct 2025

Developing A Predictive Model For Football Players’ Market Value Using Machine Learning, Muhammad Afif Jazimin Idris, Sew Lai Ng

Journal of Informatics and Web Engineering

Football is the world’s most popular sport, and evaluating the market value of players is crucial for clubs and managers in making informed decisions regarding transfers, contracts, and financial planning. This study aims to develop a predictive model to estimate the market value of football players using machine learning (ML) algorithms and real-life statistics performance data from the top five European leagues such as English Premier League, Italian Serie A, Spanish La Liga, German Bundesliga, and French Ligue 1 between the 2017/18 and 2019/20 seasons. By reviewing past research, various ML methods such as Random Forest, LightGBM, XGBoost, and Gradient …

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Mapping Relational Database To Full-Text Xml For Open Journal System Cross-Platform Article Distribution, Chee-Xiang Ling, Kok-Why Ng, Heru Agus Santoso Oct 2025

Mapping Relational Database To Full-Text Xml For Open Journal System Cross-Platform Article Distribution, Chee-Xiang Ling, Kok-Why Ng, Heru Agus Santoso

Journal of Informatics and Web Engineering

In academic publications, the automation of full-text eXtensible Markup Language (XML) is increasingly essential, as generating full-text XML for article distribution is a complex and time-consuming process that requires metadata extraction from a relational database and transformation into hierarchical structures such as Journal Article Tag Suite (JATS). The lack of automation in this transformation process may cause inconsistencies and inaccuracies and may cause errors due to human error. The primary aim is to develop an automation system for transforming metadata from a relational database to full-text XML by reducing errors and speeding the process of generating full-text XML. This is …

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User Behaviour Prediction In E-Commerce Using Logistic Regression, Wei-Wen Lee, Noramiza Hashim, Shaymaa Al-Juboori Oct 2025

User Behaviour Prediction In E-Commerce Using Logistic Regression, Wei-Wen Lee, Noramiza Hashim, Shaymaa Al-Juboori

Journal of Informatics and Web Engineering

From a psychological perspective, human behaviour reflects underlying thoughts and decision-making patterns, for example, consumer behaviour may correlate with the purchase decisions. In the fast-evolving e-commerce industry, predicting user behaviour is essential for enhancing marketing strategies, improving customer experiences, and increasing sales. However, traditional heuristic (e.g. market basket analysis) approaches to analyse buyer behaviour are often rigid and fail to adapt to complex consumer interactions. This research work develops a predictive model that analyses user behaviour based on data such as historical purchasing patterns and demographic attributes. Based on a review of previous studies, Logistic Regression (LR) is utilized as …

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A Scoping Review Of Artificial Intelligence Research Trends In Mobile Applications, Asmau Usman, Ibrahim Anka Salihu, Abdulrahman Aminu Ghali, Bilkisu Larai Muhammad Bello, Aminu Aminu Mu'azu, Amina Sambo Magaji Oct 2025

A Scoping Review Of Artificial Intelligence Research Trends In Mobile Applications, Asmau Usman, Ibrahim Anka Salihu, Abdulrahman Aminu Ghali, Bilkisu Larai Muhammad Bello, Aminu Aminu Mu'azu, Amina Sambo Magaji

Journal of Informatics and Web Engineering

Over the past decade, mobile devices have become an integral part of our daily routines, offering a broad spectrum of applications that enhance everyday tasks. As more people adopt smartphones, developers are increasingly focusing on improving app quality, particularly by incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) features. This growing trend has led to a surge of interest from both researchers and industry experts, who are aiming to explore AI integration in sectors such as healthcare, education, agriculture, and e-commerce. This study conducts a thorough review of AI applications on mobile platforms by analysing 98 scholarly articles published between 2014 and 2024 from …

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Lightweight String Similarity Approaches For Duplicate Detection In Academic Titles, Fahrudin Mukti Wibowo, Muhammad Zidny Nafan, Muhamad Azrino Gustalika, Harinda Fernando, Muhammad Hussain, Nur Afiqah Sahadun Oct 2025

Lightweight String Similarity Approaches For Duplicate Detection In Academic Titles, Fahrudin Mukti Wibowo, Muhammad Zidny Nafan, Muhamad Azrino Gustalika, Harinda Fernando, Muhammad Hussain, Nur Afiqah Sahadun

Journal of Informatics and Web Engineering

This study addresses the critical challenge of detecting duplicate final year project (FYP) titles in academic institutions, where minor variations like reordering, synonyms, and paraphrasing often obscure plagiarism. We systematically evaluate four string similarity algorithms - Jaro-Winkler, Levenshtein Edit Distance, TF-IDF with Cosine Similarity, and Jaccard Similarity - using a synthetic dataset of 250 title pairs representing common duplication patterns. Our experiments reveal that character-based methods (Jaro-Winkler and Edit Distance) achieve perfect detection (F1-score=1.0) for literal matches, including typographical variations and phrase reordering. At the same time, TF-IDF demonstrates strong semantic capability (F1-score=0.95), albeit with some false positives. Jaccard Similarity …

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Improving Code Effectiveness Through Refactoring: A Case Study, Abdullah Almogahed, Manal Othman, Mazni Omar, Samera Obaid Barraood, Abdul Rehman Gilal Oct 2025

Improving Code Effectiveness Through Refactoring: A Case Study, Abdullah Almogahed, Manal Othman, Mazni Omar, Samera Obaid Barraood, Abdul Rehman Gilal

Journal of Informatics and Web Engineering

Software refactoring is a crucial practice in modern software development methodologies, such as Agile and DevOps, as it enables teams to iteratively improve and evolve their codebases while minimizing the risk of introducing bugs or regressions. It fosters a culture of continuous improvement and code hygiene, ultimately leading to more robust, maintainable, and scalable software systems. However, research examining the impact of refactoring on code effectiveness is scarce. This study, therefore, seeks to investigate the impact of refactoring methods on the code’s effectiveness. The study was carried out in four distinct phases: refactoring methods selection, case study selection, software metric …

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Societies’ Funds Management System Using Blockchain, Jun Xiang Lau, Nur Ziadah Harun, Suziyanti Marjudi, Abd Samad Hasan Basari, Nur Amlya Abd Majid, Roziyani Setik Oct 2025

Societies’ Funds Management System Using Blockchain, Jun Xiang Lau, Nur Ziadah Harun, Suziyanti Marjudi, Abd Samad Hasan Basari, Nur Amlya Abd Majid, Roziyani Setik

Journal of Informatics and Web Engineering

Lack of transparency of the funds and lack of immutability of the funds’ records are large problems today, especially in the societies’ funds. Leveraging the Ethereum Blockchain, the system ensures complete transparency and security in recording and accessing financial transactions for any society. Advanced encryption and blockchain consensus protocols guarantee data privacy and resilience against fraud or tampering. The information entered in the system helps the treasurer to effectively manage funds and accurately and transparently pass appropriate financial transactions. This project meets the challenges of transparency and immutability in society’s fund records, providing an assurance system and promoting growth for …

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Re: Comments On The Draft Final Butte Mine Waste Repository Geotechnical Investigation Work Plan (Dated September 23, 2025), Emma Rott Oct 2025

Re: Comments On The Draft Final Butte Mine Waste Repository Geotechnical Investigation Work Plan (Dated September 23, 2025), Emma Rott

Silver Bow Creek/Butte Area Superfund Site

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Quantifying Interest In And Sentiment Of Online Media About Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Cattle Production In The United States, Michael L. Smith, Jinho Jung, Nicole Olynk Widmar, Danielle J. Ufer, Maria Berikou, Jayson Lusk Oct 2025

Quantifying Interest In And Sentiment Of Online Media About Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Cattle Production In The United States, Michael L. Smith, Jinho Jung, Nicole Olynk Widmar, Danielle J. Ufer, Maria Berikou, Jayson Lusk

Department of Agricultural Economics Faculty Publications

The public is paying increased attention to the environmental impacts associated with cattle production systems in the US. Thus, cattle producers are increasingly exploring ways to communicate their efforts to reduce those environmental and climate impacts. This study uses online and social media data from 2018 to 2022 to examine public interest in and sentiment about beef and dairy cattle production when discussed within the context of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Variation in mentions and net sentiment over the reporting period is quantified and analyzed. Over the period of data collection, which was interrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, we find …

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Transgender And Nonbinary People's Perceptions Of Their State Context, Gender Minority Stress, And Mental Health: A Mixed Methods Study, Devon Kimball, Jae A. Puckett, Mihael Macbeth, Debra A. Hope, Richard Mocarski, L. Zachary Dubois Oct 2025

Transgender And Nonbinary People's Perceptions Of Their State Context, Gender Minority Stress, And Mental Health: A Mixed Methods Study, Devon Kimball, Jae A. Puckett, Mihael Macbeth, Debra A. Hope, Richard Mocarski, L. Zachary Dubois

Faculty Research, Scholarly, and Creative Activity

Transgender and nonbinary (TNB) people experience gender minority stressors that adversely affect their mental health and wellbeing, all of which are shaped by sociopolitical contexts. We explored TNB participants' (N = 150) perceptions of how affirming their state was and associations with minority stress and mental health variables. Qualitative themes included: (1) Degrees of stigma depend on who you are; (2) Stigma persists even with small positive advancements; (3) Cis people take an ‘out of sight, out of mind’ approach to TNB people; and (4) It's in the air we breathe: Cissexism is an individual, cultural, and structural issue. Across …

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Engaged Climate Change Pedagogy: Lessons From 15 Years Of Interdisciplinary Climate Change Education, J. Alejandro Artiga-Purcell, Costanza Rampini, Anne Marie Todd, Eugene C. Cordero Oct 2025

Engaged Climate Change Pedagogy: Lessons From 15 Years Of Interdisciplinary Climate Change Education, J. Alejandro Artiga-Purcell, Costanza Rampini, Anne Marie Todd, Eugene C. Cordero

Faculty Research, Scholarly, and Creative Activity

This article explores lessons learned from 15 years of an interdisciplinary, team-taught course on global climate change at a minority-serving public university in the United States San Francisco Bay Area integrating climate science with policymaking, public communication strategies, and principles of climate justice. First taught in 2007, 16 faculty from 5 different departments collaborated across disciplines to produce innovative teaching practices and curriculum design that evolved through each iteration of the course. Theme analysis of two roundtable discussions with course instructors identified three themes: changing course context, integrative learning, and community engagement. The essay concludes with lessons learned from this …

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Implementing Recommendations To Optimise Professional Support In The Medical Workplace: A Participatory Approach, E. Reynolds, H. Lloyd, J. Cleland, Geoffrey Wong, L. Withers, T. Price, T. Gale, N. Brennan Oct 2025

Implementing Recommendations To Optimise Professional Support In The Medical Workplace: A Participatory Approach, E. Reynolds, H. Lloyd, J. Cleland, Geoffrey Wong, L. Withers, T. Price, T. Gale, N. Brennan

Peninsula Medical School

Introduction: The professional support (including remediation) of practising doctors has not been widely researched, and there have been no studies to date that have implemented evidence-based recommendations about support and remediation in the medical workplace. Our goal was to bridge the gap between research and practice in respect of optimising the delivery of professional support programmes for doctors in their workplace.Methods: We used a participatory-action research (PAR) approach to implement recommendations from a previous study, RESTORE 1, in five UK sites: two hospitals, two professional support units and a professional support body. Informed by observations and interviews, we conducted a …

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Needs Analysis Of Interactive Learning Media For Teachingheat Transfer In Physics: Students’ And Teachers’Perspectives, Rizki Eka Shintya, Ika Mustika Sari, Ida Kaniawati Oct 2025

Needs Analysis Of Interactive Learning Media For Teachingheat Transfer In Physics: Students’ And Teachers’Perspectives, Rizki Eka Shintya, Ika Mustika Sari, Ida Kaniawati

Jurnal Pendidikan Sains

Heat transfer material in physics is known to be abstract. This study specifically analyzes the conceptual difficulties, and visualization needs specific to this material, which is different from the analysis of physics needs in general. This analysis does not only look for the need for traditional media but explicitly looks for the need for interactive media (simulation, animation, virtual laboratory). Therefore, this study aims to identify the need for interactive learning media in physics education, specifically in the teaching of heat transfer, from the perspective of students and teachers in West Java, Indonesia. Using a quantitative descriptive survey, data were …

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Efficacy Of Teaching At The Right Level Approach Combined With The Problem-Based Learning Model On Science Learning Outcomes At Middle School, Heri Syahputra Azhar Panjaitan, Ryan Dwi Puspita Oct 2025

Efficacy Of Teaching At The Right Level Approach Combined With The Problem-Based Learning Model On Science Learning Outcomes At Middle School, Heri Syahputra Azhar Panjaitan, Ryan Dwi Puspita

Jurnal Pendidikan Sains

This research seeks to evaluate the efficacy of the Teaching at the Right Level (TaRL) strategy in conjunction with the Problem-Based Learning (PBL) model on the scientific learning outcomes of eighth-grade students at middle school Islam Terpadu Khairul Imam. This research addresses the inadequate scientific problem-solving abilities and science learning outcomes of Indonesian students, necessitating a more interactive and individualized instructional technique. The methodology used is a quasi-experimental design with a nonequivalent control group. The sample included two purposively chosen eighth-grade classes: one experimental class (n=25) underwent the TaRL–PBL intervention, whereas the control class (n=25) simply used the lecture approach. …

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Relationship Between Water Contents And Electrical Conductivity In Concrete, Ki-Tae Park, Jaehwan Kim, Dong-Woo Seo, Sangki Park Oct 2025

Relationship Between Water Contents And Electrical Conductivity In Concrete, Ki-Tae Park, Jaehwan Kim, Dong-Woo Seo, Sangki Park

International Conference on Durability of Concrete Structures

This study investigates the relationship between moisture absorption and electrical conductivity in concrete, aiming to evaluate the feasibility of using electrical impedance as a non-destructive indicator of moisture transport behaviour. Concrete specimens with varying water-to-cement (w/c) ratios were prepared and conditioned for 150 days under controlled air-drying conditions. Moisture absorption tests were conducted in accordance with ASTM C1585-20, and both weight change and impedance were measured over time. Impedance data were collected across a wide frequency range (10 Hz to 1 MHz) using a two-point measurement configuration, and direct current (DC) electrical conductivity was derived through nonlinear regression analysis based …

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Bubbling Effect Of Air-Entraining Agents In Naoh-Activated Slag, Jun Ren, Tao Li, Mintai Tuo, Yunhong Cai, Dafu Wang, Jianghong Mao Oct 2025

Bubbling Effect Of Air-Entraining Agents In Naoh-Activated Slag, Jun Ren, Tao Li, Mintai Tuo, Yunhong Cai, Dafu Wang, Jianghong Mao

International Conference on Durability of Concrete Structures

Surfactants, particularly air-entraining agents (AEAs), significantly influence the pore structure of concrete, thereby determining its durability performance, in which their role in alkali-activated slag (AAS) materials remains unclear. This study systematically investigated the foaming behaviour, rheological properties, and pore structure effects of four typical AEAs, in terms of alpha-olefin sulfonate (AOS), didecyldimethylammonium chloride (DDAC), disodium lauroamphodiacetate (DSLA), decyl glucoside (DG), the representive anionic, cationic, amphoteric and non-ionic AEAs, in NaOH-activated slag systems. Results indicated that AOS exhibited the strongest foaming capability, while DSLA demonstrated excellent foam stability across various environments. AEAs notably enhanced paste fluidity; a 1.5% DSLA dosage increased …

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Mechanical Behaviour Of Cement-Based Materials In Deep Seas: A Review, Yuichiro Kawabata, Keisuke Takahashi, Hong Song Wong Oct 2025

Mechanical Behaviour Of Cement-Based Materials In Deep Seas: A Review, Yuichiro Kawabata, Keisuke Takahashi, Hong Song Wong

International Conference on Durability of Concrete Structures

The ocean covers approximately 70% of the Earth’s surface, with over 80% categorized as deep sea. The deep sea, defined as depths greater than 200 m, is considered the most significant and last frontier within the marine environment. Emerging innovative projects have recently explored offshore wind power generation, seabed resource mining, carbon dioxide capture and storage, and deep-sea cities. One of the key challenges with construction in the deep sea is the high-water pressure, which increases by 1 MPa per 100 m of depth. The surrounding water pressure constrains concrete and increases its strength, but, because concrete is porous, seawater …

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Investigation Of Corrosion Resistance Of Fly Ash Self-Compacting Mortar, Md Marghoobul Haque, Supratic Gupta Oct 2025

Investigation Of Corrosion Resistance Of Fly Ash Self-Compacting Mortar, Md Marghoobul Haque, Supratic Gupta

International Conference on Durability of Concrete Structures

One of the leading reasons for failure of structural members is corrosion of reinforcement. Structures corresponding to the marine environment like ports, harbours and bridges are more susceptible towards the risk of corrosion. Chlorides are one of the main reasons for the initiation of corrosion which can penetrate from various sources like the marine atmospheric environment or the use of deicing salts in the colder regions. Corrosion is a long-term process, so, in this research, an accelerated corrosion testing of self-compacting mortar has been performed to understand the behaviour of addition of fly ash in the mortar mixes against the …

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3d Rbsm Conduit Model For Simulating Moisture Transport In Compressively Damaged Concrete, Dawei Ren, Kohei Nagai Oct 2025

3d Rbsm Conduit Model For Simulating Moisture Transport In Compressively Damaged Concrete, Dawei Ren, Kohei Nagai

International Conference on Durability of Concrete Structures

This study investigates the simulation of moisture transport in concrete under compressive damage using the 3D RBSM Conduit model. The model combines stress-strain responses from concrete compression experiments with detailed crack data, providing a realistic representation of crack development under varying load conditions. By implementing both unlubricated and lubricated compression tests, different failure modes were observed, influencing penetration patterns. Simulations show that the distribution of cracks significantly accelerates moisture penetration within the concrete. Notably, uniformly distributed cracks, typical of lubricated tests, facilitate deeper and faster moisture transport compared to more localized cracks observed in unlubricated tests. This study validates the …

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A Comprehensive Approach Addressing The Most Chronic And Emerging Contaminants Along The Egyptian Mediterranean Coast, Tarek O. Said Oct 2025

A Comprehensive Approach Addressing The Most Chronic And Emerging Contaminants Along The Egyptian Mediterranean Coast, Tarek O. Said

Blue Economy

Newly identified substances known as emerging contaminants (ECs) are harmful to the environment and public health, frequently because limited regulation and incomplete understanding of their impacts. They comprise a broad variety of materials, such as insecticides, industrial wastes, personal care items, and medications. Persistent pollutants (POPs) are organic compounds that have remained in the environment for an extended period of time. They tend to move through the atmosphere over enormous distances making them a chronic contaminant and may harm ecology and humanity over time. In Egypt, particularly within its Mediterranean Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), heavy metal (HM) contamination is increasingly …

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Ozark Historical Review, V. 44, 2015 Oct 2025

Ozark Historical Review, V. 44, 2015

The Ozark Historical Review

No abstract provided.

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J Am Coll Dent 2018 85 1 Oct 2025

J Am Coll Dent 2018 85 1

Journal of the American College of Dentists

The Journal of the American College of Dentists (JACD) publishes scholarly articles, editorials, essays, and reflections addressing the ethical, professional, and social dimensions of dentistry. The Journal serves as a forum for advancing ethics, professionalism, leadership, and excellence within the dental community. By fostering dialogue across disciplines and perspectives, JACD provides readers with insights that encourage ethical, professional practice, lifelong learning, and service to the public, reinforcing dentistry’s commitment to advancing oral healthcare and the common good.

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2024 American Field Ornithologist (Afo) And Western Bird Banding Association (Wbba) Joint Annual Meeting Scientific Abstracts, Walter H. Sakai Oct 2025

2024 American Field Ornithologist (Afo) And Western Bird Banding Association (Wbba) Joint Annual Meeting Scientific Abstracts, Walter H. Sakai

North American Bird Bander

No abstract provided.

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Save The Date! March 20-22, 2026 Eastern Bird Banding Association Conference And Meeting, Annie Lindsay Oct 2025

Save The Date! March 20-22, 2026 Eastern Bird Banding Association Conference And Meeting, Annie Lindsay

North American Bird Bander

No abstract provided.

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Message From The President, Aaron Given Oct 2025

Message From The President, Aaron Given

North American Bird Bander

No abstract provided.

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Billiken As Transcultural Object From American Mascot To Japanese Pop Deity, M.W. Shores Oct 2025

Billiken As Transcultural Object From American Mascot To Japanese Pop Deity, M.W. Shores

Asia Pacific Perspectives

This article examines Billiken’s transcultural journey from American novelty mascot (1908) to cultural icon, illuminating early twentieth-century Pacific exchange networks and patterns of cultural adaptation. Drawing on American and Japanese archives, it demonstrates how this commercial figure, born from Progressive Era optimism and incorporating Japanese (and Orientalist) design elements, was transformed within Japanese religious and cultural frameworks. The study analyzes Billiken’s metamorphosis from “good luck” commodity to quasi-religious icon, particularly in Osaka’s Shinsekai district, where strategic marketing drove his its late twentieth-century revival after decades of obscurity. While largely forgotten in America and elsewhere, Billiken’s endurance in Osaka challenges narratives …

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Is Seeing Believing? Comparing Students’ Mediated Social Learning About Public Speaking Anxiety Using Audio-Only Or Audio-Visual Instruction, Peter B. Gregg Oct 2025

Is Seeing Believing? Comparing Students’ Mediated Social Learning About Public Speaking Anxiety Using Audio-Only Or Audio-Visual Instruction, Peter B. Gregg

Basic Communication Course Annual

This study examines how mediated instruction affects public speaking anxiety (PSA), self-efficacy, and motivation. Grounded in social cognitive and multimedia learning theories, 137 students viewed or listened to a brief lecture on PSA control. Results showed significant improvements in self-efficacy, reduced PSA, and increased motivation, with no significant differences between audio-only and audio-video formats. These findings suggest that audio-only instruction can be as effective as video-based content, offering an accessible alternative for diverse learners. The study highlights the value of brief, mediated interventions for improving public speaking outcomes in both traditional and online learning environments.

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Speech Delivery Versus Speech Content: How Do Non-Expert Audiences Assess Public Speeches?, David G. Levasseur, Elizabeth A. Munz Oct 2025

Speech Delivery Versus Speech Content: How Do Non-Expert Audiences Assess Public Speeches?, David G. Levasseur, Elizabeth A. Munz

Basic Communication Course Annual

Public speaking classes should ideally produce students whose speeches are favorably received by an audience. Unfortunately, we actually know very little about how non-expert audiences assess such speeches. Given this information gap, the present study asked untrained public speakers to watch and rate a variety of speeches. Participants were also asked to provide qualitative comments to justify their speech ratings. These qualitative comments were content analyzed, and the content analysis results revealed that participants’ evaluative observations: (1) focused much more on speech delivery than on speech content; (2) referenced specific nonverbal channels (e.g. eye contact) more than combined nonverbal clusters …

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From Public Speaking To Multimodal Communication: A Reevaluation Of The Basic Communication Course, Stephanie Medden, Brian Myers, Kristin Roberts-Raymond, Maik Stanitzke Oct 2025

From Public Speaking To Multimodal Communication: A Reevaluation Of The Basic Communication Course, Stephanie Medden, Brian Myers, Kristin Roberts-Raymond, Maik Stanitzke

Basic Communication Course Annual

This article contributes to ongoing discussions regarding the evolution of the basic communication course. The authors detail the multi-year process of redesigning their institution's basic communication course, now centered on multimodal communication, and share insights from its implementation. Emphasizing the need to respond to increased cultural and linguistic diversity, a high prevalence of speaking anxiety, and the need to development multimodal communication competencies, the course redesign underscores the necessity for communication educators to adapt proactively to changing cultural, educational, and professional landscapes. Drawing from data collected through faculty and student surveys and focus groups, the authors highlight how incorporating linguistic …

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The Reality And Challenges Of Using Artificial Intelligence Applications To Teach Children With Disabilities From The Perspective Of Their Teachers, Samirah Abdu Ahmed Bahkali Oct 2025

The Reality And Challenges Of Using Artificial Intelligence Applications To Teach Children With Disabilities From The Perspective Of Their Teachers, Samirah Abdu Ahmed Bahkali

University of Bisha Journal for Educational Sciences

The study aimed to explore the reality and challenges facing teachers of people with disabilities using artificial intelligence (AI) educational applications in teaching children with disabilities in early childhood schools in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. A descriptive-analytical approach was used to collect data. The study sample consisted of 106 (41 males, 65 females) teachers of students with disabilities in early childhood education in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The results showed that, from the perspective of teachers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the use of AI educational applications in teaching children with disabilities is weak. The study results …

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