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Peningkatan Motivasi Dan Pemahaman Ppkn Siswa Smp Melalui Implementasi Model Pbl Berbasis Tgt, Arlinda Dewi Arini, Didik Sukriono Aug 2025

Peningkatan Motivasi Dan Pemahaman Ppkn Siswa Smp Melalui Implementasi Model Pbl Berbasis Tgt, Arlinda Dewi Arini, Didik Sukriono

Journal of Innovation and Teacher Professionalism

The implementation of a Teams Games Tournament (TGT)-based Problem-Based Learning (PBL) model to improve students’ motivation and understanding of Civics Education at SMPN 8 Malang was conducted as a community service initiative aimed at improving the quality of Civics instruction at the junior high school level. This study used a descriptive qualitative method by combining a review of previous studies, a program needs analysis, and implementation of the program’s core activities. The results show that the TGT-based PBL model was effective in improving students’ learning motivation and understanding of Civics content. Concrete implementation steps—such as opening lessons by emphasizing religious …

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Integrasi E-Modul Pembelajaran Pemrograman Dasar Berbasis Project-Based Learning Dengan Cai Untuk Meningkatkan Kemandirian Belajar Siswa Smk, Sagita Regina Putri Ananda, Heru Wahyu Herwanto Aug 2025

Integrasi E-Modul Pembelajaran Pemrograman Dasar Berbasis Project-Based Learning Dengan Cai Untuk Meningkatkan Kemandirian Belajar Siswa Smk, Sagita Regina Putri Ananda, Heru Wahyu Herwanto

Journal of Innovation and Teacher Professionalism

Basic Programming is a foundational subject in vocational high schools within the Computer and Informatics Engineering program and is intended to develop students’ fundamental computer programming abilities. This study aimed to develop a Project-Based Learning and Computer-Assisted Instruction (CAI)-based e-module as an instructional medium for Basic Programming to support effective learning. The e-module was developed using the 4D model: define, design, develop, and disseminate. It was tested with tenth-grade Software Engineering students at SMKN 6 Malang to examine improvement in learning independence. Media expert validation yielded a feasibility score of 94.53%, while content expert validation yielded 92.74%, producing a combined …

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The Research University, Industry And Artificial Intelligence, Hamlet Isakhanli Aug 2025

The Research University, Industry And Artificial Intelligence, Hamlet Isakhanli

Khazar Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences

Scientific research in cooperation between science and industry occurs mainly in research universities. This article begins with a brief history of research universities, a discussion of their nature and form. Their evolution and development in Europe, the USA and China are recalled; the special importance of Graduate Schools is underlined. Cooperation between the worlds of university and industry is studied using the example in the USA of Silicon Valley, a world leader in its field and initiated by Stanford University. Presented alongside the positive American experience, is the rather negative experience of the ``Russian syndrome''. The development of semiconductor, transistor …

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Using The Three Bears Method As A Experiential Learning Approach In Teaching Mathematics And Its Effect On Academic Achievement And Creative Thinking Among Fifth Grade Students In Jordan, Mohammad Karamneh, Odeh Abu Sneineh Aug 2025

Using The Three Bears Method As A Experiential Learning Approach In Teaching Mathematics And Its Effect On Academic Achievement And Creative Thinking Among Fifth Grade Students In Jordan, Mohammad Karamneh, Odeh Abu Sneineh

Jordan Journal of Applied Science-Humanities Series

This study aimed to investigate the effect of using the Three Bears experiential learning method in teaching mathematics and its impact on students’ achievement and creative thinking. The sample consisted of 50 fifth-grade male students, who were randomly divided into two groups. The experimental group studied via the Three Bears method, while the control group received instruction through traditional teaching methods. To achieve the objectives of the study, researchers constructed an achievement test and applied a measure of creative thinking. The results indicated significant differences between the two groups, favoring the experimental group in both academic achievement and creative thinking …

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Relationship Between Selected Kinetic Variables And Achievement Time In The 4 × 10 M Shuttle Run Test, Osama Abdel Fattah, Majed Osaileh, Lina Hussein Aug 2025

Relationship Between Selected Kinetic Variables And Achievement Time In The 4 × 10 M Shuttle Run Test, Osama Abdel Fattah, Majed Osaileh, Lina Hussein

Jordan Journal of Applied Science-Humanities Series

This study aimed to identify the values of some kinematic variables that influence the achievement time in the 4 × 10 m shuttle run test within the King Abdullah II Award for Physical Fitness. Additionally, the study examined the relationship between these variables and the achievement time. To achieve this, the researchers used a descriptive approach with eight healthy male students from first Zarqa education. The participants were recorded using two Sony HDR-CX220E video cameras at a speed of 50 frames per second. The study examined the following variables: stride length, stride frequency, rotation time, the high gravity center of …

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Have Universities Sold Their Souls To The Devil: The Unacceptable Costs Of Prioritizing Athletics Over Academics, David E. Missirian Aug 2025

Have Universities Sold Their Souls To The Devil: The Unacceptable Costs Of Prioritizing Athletics Over Academics, David E. Missirian

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

The article will examine what it means “to win” in today’s university sporting world and what the prize to be won is. In examining how the meaning of winning has changed over time, the article will look particularly at some of the indirect or hidden costs of achieving athletic excellence in today’s highly competitive college sports. Ultimately, this article poses and attempts to answer the question: at what point does the cost to student athletes’ health and safety become too high to justify the prize of “winning”?

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Investigating The Optimal Distance Between Grips For A Player Of The Jordanian National Team In The Snatch Lift According To Selected Kinematic Variables, Osama Abdel Fattah, Ala’A Alian Aug 2025

Investigating The Optimal Distance Between Grips For A Player Of The Jordanian National Team In The Snatch Lift According To Selected Kinematic Variables, Osama Abdel Fattah, Ala’A Alian

Jordan Journal of Applied Science-Humanities Series

This study aimed to identify the values of selected kinematic variables among Jordanian female weightlifters in the Snatch at a weight of 69 kg by using different distances between the two grips. Furthermore, the study explored the optimal grip distance that achieves the best valuable kinematic variables affecting performance. The researchers used a descriptive approach with a sample consisting of the best Jordanian female weightlifters in the Snatch at 69 kg. The study included three types of distances between the two grips. The researchers utilized standard deviation, arithmetic mean, frequencies, and percentages for statistical data processing. The study results showed …

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Merid-Eq: Multimodal Early Risk Identification For Home Healthcare Equity In Infection Risks, Zidu Xu, Jiyoun Song, Shuang Zhou, Danielle Scharp, Mollie Hobensack, Jingjing Shang, Maxim Topaz Aug 2025

Merid-Eq: Multimodal Early Risk Identification For Home Healthcare Equity In Infection Risks, Zidu Xu, Jiyoun Song, Shuang Zhou, Danielle Scharp, Mollie Hobensack, Jingjing Shang, Maxim Topaz

Sigma Foundation for Nursing Research Grant Reports

Annually, three million people in the U.S. receive home healthcare (HHC). Aging-related deterioration, surgical history, and suboptimal home-disinfection practices increase infection risk, which accounts for over 40% of HHC-related hospital or emergency transfers. Critical indicators—such as clinical signs, procedures, and home-hygiene factors—are documented in narrative HHC notes. Converting these unstructured texts into actionable cues requires efficient automation that fits agencies’ limited computing capacity and evolving patient needs. Prior work shows clinicians value context-rich indicators (e.g., “wound deterioration: right thigh with large exudate drainage”) (1). While large language models excel at such tasks, they require extensive resources. Smaller LLMs may offer …

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Online Learning, Disability, And The Use Of Ai: Lessons From A South African University, Megan Abrahams, Peter Weimann Aug 2025

Online Learning, Disability, And The Use Of Ai: Lessons From A South African University, Megan Abrahams, Peter Weimann

African Conference on Information Systems and Technology

This study explores the online learning experiences of students with disabilities (SWDs) at a South African university during the pandemic, investigating how institutional policy and AI-supported tools can address their challenges. Phase one used an interpretive qualitative approach involving semi-structured interviews with SWDs to identify key barriers, including inconsistent faculty practices, limited accessibility and emotional isolation. The findings highlight systemic gaps in digital support and the absence of inclusive pedagogical frameworks. Phase two expanded the analysis through a review of documents, focusing on university policies and the potential role of emerging technologies, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), in promoting equitable access. …

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Advanced Database Searching, Sandra Y. Desjardins Aug 2025

Advanced Database Searching, Sandra Y. Desjardins

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The Utilisation Of The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4ir) Technologies In E-Government Service Delivery: A Systematic Literature Review, Arnet Zitha, Noluntu Mpekoa, Sheethal Tom Aug 2025

The Utilisation Of The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4ir) Technologies In E-Government Service Delivery: A Systematic Literature Review, Arnet Zitha, Noluntu Mpekoa, Sheethal Tom

African Conference on Information Systems and Technology

The integration of Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) technologies is transforming e-Government by boosting citizen engagement and enhancing service efficiency. However, gaps still exist in understanding the various applications, impacts, and barriers to adoption. This systematic review synthesises literature from 16 studies published between 2017 and 2025, illustrating how technologies like blockchain, artificial intelligence, big data, Internet of Things, and machine learning are employed and their effects on e-Government service delivery. The review reveals that 4IR technologies continue to play a vital role in e-Government services by addressing security threats, simplifying verification and authentication, building trust, and improving the quality and …

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The Effects Of Organisational Culture In Strengthening Resilience And Technological Innovation: A Case Of Smes In South Africa, Lunathi Gwayi, Ayanda Pekane, Luzuko Tekeni Aug 2025

The Effects Of Organisational Culture In Strengthening Resilience And Technological Innovation: A Case Of Smes In South Africa, Lunathi Gwayi, Ayanda Pekane, Luzuko Tekeni

African Conference on Information Systems and Technology

The COVID-19 pandemic changed how small and medium enterprises (SMEs) operated by forcing rapid digital transformation and remote work. This created an urgent need to understand how organisational culture can support resilience and encourage innovation. This study addressed the knowledge gap regarding how a strong organisational culture can help SMEs in South Africa navigate global crises, adapt to digital demands, and sustain long-term growth. The purpose of the study was explanatory, supported by an interpretive, inductive approach, and a qualitative strategy. Through semi-structured interviews with senior managers in the South African IT sector, the research identified Clan and Adhocracy cultures …

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Towards Age-Inclusive Human Computer Interaction: A Study Of Text Message Adoption By Seniors, Sam Takavarasha, Varaidzo Mapepa Aug 2025

Towards Age-Inclusive Human Computer Interaction: A Study Of Text Message Adoption By Seniors, Sam Takavarasha, Varaidzo Mapepa

African Conference on Information Systems and Technology

Since mobile phones are increasingly becoming livelihoods-enablers to people in developing economies, inclusive interaction design are critical. This research on the age inclusivity of feature phones was motivated by some observation that elderly users had challenges with adoption of text messaging. We, therefore, hypothesized that elderly people had challenges with texting ‘cash’, ‘cheque’ or ‘visa’ on a feature phone. The paper investigates if the required agility and interface ergonomics were age discriminatory inhibitors of the adoption of text messaging given the diminishing dexterity and cognitive skills of seniors. Using Sen’s (1999) ‘heterogeneity of capabilities’ theory and Davis et al (1989)’s …

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Enhancing Disaster Recovery And Business Continuity Through Cloud Technologies: A Case Study Of Ecobank Ghana, Bernisa Baiden, Prosper Dela Kwasi Dokli, Joseph Budu Aug 2025

Enhancing Disaster Recovery And Business Continuity Through Cloud Technologies: A Case Study Of Ecobank Ghana, Bernisa Baiden, Prosper Dela Kwasi Dokli, Joseph Budu

African Conference on Information Systems and Technology

This study examines the utilization of cloud technologies and their impact on disaster recovery and business continuity at Ecobank Ghana. Guided by the Technology Acceptance Model, the Resource-Based View, and Contingency Theory, the research employed a quantitative design and surveyed 222 employees across various departments in Accra-based branches. Descriptive results indicated widespread cloud usage, particularly for system accessibility and daily operations. Regression analysis revealed that cloud technologies significantly enhance disaster recovery and business continuity. These results suggest that cloud platforms are critical to organizational resilience, enabling rapid recovery and continuous service delivery during disruptions. The findings align with existing literature …

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The Impact Of Working Capital Management On Operating Income: An Analytical Study Of Industrial Companies Listed On The Palestine Exchange, Hamdi Zourb, Mohammad Al-Masri Aug 2025

The Impact Of Working Capital Management On Operating Income: An Analytical Study Of Industrial Companies Listed On The Palestine Exchange, Hamdi Zourb, Mohammad Al-Masri

Jordan Journal of Applied Science-Humanities Series

This study aimed to identify the impact of working capital management on the operating return of industrial companies listed on the Palestine Exchange during the period from 2010 to 2014, totaling 12 companies. To achieve this objective, the impact of the cash conversion cycle, along with its three components, was tested as independent variables on operating income, which served as the dependent variable. Data were collected from the financial reports of the sampled companies. Simple regression analysis was employed to determine the effect of working capital management as a separate variable on operating profit as a dependent variable. The study …

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The Role Of Modern Management Information Systems In Achieving Entrepreneurship From The Point Of View Of Workers In Small Projects In Jordan, Abdullah Asseri Aug 2025

The Role Of Modern Management Information Systems In Achieving Entrepreneurship From The Point Of View Of Workers In Small Projects In Jordan, Abdullah Asseri

Jordan Journal of Applied Science-Humanities Series

This study aimed to identify the role of Management Information Systems (MIS) in achieving successful entrepreneurship in small projects in Jordan. The study population consists of small projects in Jordan, and a total of 101 questionnaires were distributed. Additionally, the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) was utilized for analysis. The study concludes that there is a significant impact of using MIS on achieving entrepreneurship through the dimensions of innovation and competitiveness; however, there is no significant impact of MIS on flexibility as an entrepreneurship dimension. The study recommends that small enterprises apply all available tools, such as MIS, …

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Creepy, Invasive, And Exploitative Algorithms: A Cpm Analysis Of Users' Privacy Breakdowns And Recalibration Practices With Social Media Algorithms, Matthew J. A. Craig, Jeffrey T. Child Aug 2025

Creepy, Invasive, And Exploitative Algorithms: A Cpm Analysis Of Users' Privacy Breakdowns And Recalibration Practices With Social Media Algorithms, Matthew J. A. Craig, Jeffrey T. Child

Human-Machine Communication

Social media content filtering algorithms can both provide desired personalized content and ads for users. However, sometimes these recommendations can resemble individual private information. How might users navigate these experiences to best manage their private information? The present exploratory study utilizes the rules- and systems-based framework of communication privacy management (CPM) theory to explore social media users’ experiences of privacy breakdowns with social media algorithms and investigates what users do in response to said breakdowns. These responses were refined using content analysis and divided into different categories of privacy breakdowns and recalibration strategies. Implications for future research surrounding human-machine communication …

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Human-Machine Communication: Complete Volume. Volume 10 Aug 2025

Human-Machine Communication: Complete Volume. Volume 10

Human-Machine Communication

This is the complete volume of HMC Volume 10.

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The Hai-Io Model: A Framework For Understanding The Human-Ai Communication Process, Rae Francis Quilantang Aug 2025

The Hai-Io Model: A Framework For Understanding The Human-Ai Communication Process, Rae Francis Quilantang

Human-Machine Communication

The increasing integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into daily life calls for new theoretical frameworks that capture human-AI interaction’s dynamic, feedback-driven nature. Traditional models treat AI as a passive medium, overlooking its adaptive capabilities. This paper proposes the Human-AI Interaction Outcomes (HAI-IO) model, an interdisciplinary framework synthesizing human-machine communication, social exchange theory, dialogue systems, and computational feedback models like cybernetics and reinforcement learning. The HAI-IO model frames interaction as iterative and bidirectional—AI adapts through predictive processing while users adjust based on AI feedback. This mutual adaptation shapes trust, engagement, and system optimization. The model informs AI system design, user education, …

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College Students’ Perceptions Of Artificial Intelligence (Ai) Risks And Benefits In Pakistan, Rauf Arif, Muhammad Ittefaq, Lamia Zia Aug 2025

College Students’ Perceptions Of Artificial Intelligence (Ai) Risks And Benefits In Pakistan, Rauf Arif, Muhammad Ittefaq, Lamia Zia

Human-Machine Communication

With the rapid advancements in technology over the past 2 decades, it has become crucial to understand people’s attitudes toward artificial intelligence (AI) adoption and its associated risks. Given the increasing access to the AI technologies, it is imperative to examine how young people in non-Western societies like Pakistan perceive AI risks and benefits. We conducted an online survey of college students who had used AI technology in the past 6 months. The results of our study indicate that the majority of college students view AI technology positively and perceive it as an opportunity to enhance workplace productivity. In addition, …

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Collectives In Cases Of Human-Machine Interaction: A Pragmatic Defense Of Human-Machine Collectives, Niel H. Conradie, Hendrik Kempt, Nils Freyer, Saskia K. Nagel Aug 2025

Collectives In Cases Of Human-Machine Interaction: A Pragmatic Defense Of Human-Machine Collectives, Niel H. Conradie, Hendrik Kempt, Nils Freyer, Saskia K. Nagel

Human-Machine Communication

Humanity’s future will include greater integration with different kinds of increasingly autonomous and interactive technological systems. Doing so is likely to confront us with reasons to adapt some of our currently accepted concepts and practices. We contend that among these is included a persuasive pragmatic reason to undertake just such an adaptation in our concept of collective responsibility and the practices attendant to it. The core of this pragmatic reason lies in how it allows us to respond to the issue of possible techno-responsibility gaps, which have been at the center of much of the attention and debate surrounding autonomous …

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Socio-Technical Exchange With Machines: Worker Experiences With Complex Work Technologies, Cameron W. Piercy, Reaia Turner-Leatherman Aug 2025

Socio-Technical Exchange With Machines: Worker Experiences With Complex Work Technologies, Cameron W. Piercy, Reaia Turner-Leatherman

Human-Machine Communication

Machines are now commonplace work partners and Human-Machine Communication (HMC) is part of modern work. Guided by the machine heuristic and Social Exchange Theory (SET) this paper uses interviews with 22 workers to explore the socio-technical relationships between humans and machines at work. Participants worked with complex machines across a wide variety of industries and roles and findings reveal participants see machines as part of the work ecosystem, develop everyday machine heuristics to guide repeated interactions with machines, and that elements of human uniqueness persist in evaluations of humans and machines. Discussion points emphasize situated and developing human-machine interaction scripts, …

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Prompted By Me. Generated By Chatgpt, David J. Gunkel Aug 2025

Prompted By Me. Generated By Chatgpt, David J. Gunkel

Human-Machine Communication

This essay—which is not only about human-machine collaboration but is a performance in human-machine collaboration—interrogates the shifting terrain of authorship and creativity in the age of generative artificial intelligence (GAI). Challenging both the instrumentalist view of technology and the romantic myth of the singular genius, it argues for a reconceptualization of creative production as distributed, dialogical, and co-constituted. Drawing on both theoretical innovations in poststructuralism and the practices of pre- and post-modern content creators, the essay repositions the algorithm not as a mere tool but as an active participant in the generation of meaning. In doing so, it exposes and …

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Being And Becoming In Human-Machine Communication: Core Commitments And Conceptual Foundations Of A Trans-Ontological Field, Autumn P. Edwards, Katrin Etzrodt Aug 2025

Being And Becoming In Human-Machine Communication: Core Commitments And Conceptual Foundations Of A Trans-Ontological Field, Autumn P. Edwards, Katrin Etzrodt

Human-Machine Communication

This introduction traces the emergence of Human-Machine Communication (HMC) as a distinct field centered on communication across ontological boundaries. Arguing that HMC is not merely about interacting with machines but about how communicative presence and legitimacy are constituted, the authors introduce the Act–Mean–Relate (AMR) paradigm to conceptualize how machines’ capacity for action, signification, and relation enable communication. HMC challenges human exceptionalism by shifting focus from internal states and categorical differences to symbolic and relational dynamics. It addresses the interpretive labor involved in making machine others intelligible and emphasizes communication as the co-construction of social reality. The article highlights tensions between …

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The Kamikaze Throughline—U.S. Fleet Air Defense From Imperial Japan To Drones, Tyler A. Pitrof Aug 2025

The Kamikaze Throughline—U.S. Fleet Air Defense From Imperial Japan To Drones, Tyler A. Pitrof

Naval War College Review

Since World War II, fleet air defense has been organized around the principle of engaging threats as far out from the fleet as possible, motivated by early failures to engage the kamikaze threat. This approach remains as vital as ever and progressively more challenging in the face of the contemporary threats posed by cruise missiles and—increasingly—by drone warfare.

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The Riparian Logic Of The Montreux Convention In Turkey’S Black Sea Policy, Daria Isachenko Aug 2025

The Riparian Logic Of The Montreux Convention In Turkey’S Black Sea Policy, Daria Isachenko

Naval War College Review

Turkey’s policies often appear at odds with its position in NATO and the broad direction of its allies. These polices become less mysterious when it is understood that Turkey’s strategic imperatives are driven by its unique position as gatekeeper to the Black Sea and the dynamics introduced by the tiered rights granted by the Montreaux Convention.

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Global Tax Hubs, Eduardo Baistrocchi Aug 2025

Global Tax Hubs, Eduardo Baistrocchi

Florida Tax Review

Global tax hubs are the black boxes of the international tax regime (ITR). The driving forces of their strategic interaction with other building blocks of the ITR remain undertheorized. This Article offers the first theory of tax hubs as a two-sided global marketplace. It argues that tax hubs are the matchmakers of the ITR. Indeed, international investors, tax hubs and endpoint jurisdictions play different yet interrelated roles within the same ecosystem, i.e., the two-sided platform. The theory is positive rather than normative. It aims to explain how the creeping marketization of the ITR, as part of international law, has been …

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Traditional Knowledge Management: Community Understanding And Government Strategic Steps To Strengthen Aceh's Economy, Yulia Yulia, Herinawati Herinawati, Raudhatul Jannah, Siti Sara Safina Aug 2025

Traditional Knowledge Management: Community Understanding And Government Strategic Steps To Strengthen Aceh's Economy, Yulia Yulia, Herinawati Herinawati, Raudhatul Jannah, Siti Sara Safina

Padjadjaran Jurnal Ilmu Hukum (Journal of Law)

Policymakers worldwide find the idea of traditional knowledge as local wisdom intriguing. Traditional knowledge is derived from society's intellectual activities developed based on experience and observation. The people of Aceh, one of Indonesia’s provinces, have diverse traditional knowledge related to geographical indications. It presents a potential for economic improvement. This study used empirical legal analysis methods with primary and secondary data to investigate the understanding and management of traditional knowledge in Aceh. The primary data were obtained through respondent interviews, while the secondary data were gathered through a literature study. The collected data was subsequently verified, categorized, reduced, checked for …

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Robot Prosecutors And The Future Of Criminal Justice In Indonesia: Innovation, Ethics, And Legal Implications, Kurnia Dewi Anggraeny, Zico Junius Fernando, Kasmanto Rinaldi Aug 2025

Robot Prosecutors And The Future Of Criminal Justice In Indonesia: Innovation, Ethics, And Legal Implications, Kurnia Dewi Anggraeny, Zico Junius Fernando, Kasmanto Rinaldi

Padjadjaran Jurnal Ilmu Hukum (Journal of Law)

Robot prosecutors represent the integration of robotic technology and artificial intelligence (AI) into the traditional role of a prosecutor, reflecting the global trend towards automation and the application of technology within the legal system. This concept is no longer merely a theoretical; it has begun to materialize in certain jurisdictions. For instance, China has emerged as a pioneer in this field by successfully developing an innovative AI program capable of not only of identifying crimes through detailed data analysis but also of filing appropriate lawsuits. This progress underscores the immense potential of this technology to enhance efficiency and accuracy in …

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The Emergence Of Ai Chatbots In Education, Trek Martin Aug 2025

The Emergence Of Ai Chatbots In Education, Trek Martin

Journal of Graduate Education Research

The recent advent of popular AI applications in educational contexts has sparked renewed interest in the question of AI and guided learning platforms as teaching tools. What are the possibilities for learning? In the attempt to answer that question, limitations of the field must be brought to full attention, as well an understanding of whether or not those limitations will continue into the immediate future; this research examines the technical evolution of artificial intelligence in education, from early symbolic reasoning systems to modern machine-learning-based chatbots. It then examines that evolution in terms of the key challenges it faced throughout, and …

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