.... A comprehensive approach will help students maximize AI’s potential, leading to better learning experiences. Bangladesh Dhaka university Academic activities ChatGPT AI tools Learning Corresponding author Md. Anwarul Islam anwar@du.ac.bd 30 09 2025 12 03 2026 09 04 2026...

... into the challenges they encounter while integrating AI into their education and learning. Design/methodology/approach This study used a survey method to investigate how students at Northeast Indian Universities perceived the incorporation of AI and assessed its impact on their educational activities. Both...

...Sidhartha Sahoo; Shriram Pandey; Sanjaya Mishra Purpose The purpose of this study is to identify seminal research works on distance and online learning that have had significant impact on the domain. Design/methodology/approach The authors used the SCOPUS database for this study as the data...

... Innovation Social innovation Universities Knowledge Learning Social capital Entrepreneurship Societies globally face pressing problems, including climate change, income inequality, refugee crisis, hunger, urbanization, food security, financial instability and demographic changes commonly...

... teaching demands new pedagogies to be adopted by faculty members. Academia embraces technological advancements in teaching-learning to ensure growth, development and sustainability. This paper aims to gain insights regarding the current status of literature, critical contributing authors, countries, areas...

...John W. Rice Learning Libraries Teaching Film Electronic media As media advances, interactions between authors and readers change. Thus, film and television offer different experiences to their audiences than old fashioned paper books with static text. Yet another change...

... --> Information retrieval Teaching Philosophy Learning I will start this review with a question. Do you know CPR? I am quite certain that at this point in time you are thinking of first aid, but the CPR I am thinking of is a very different one, one that I am going to share with you. This CPR is one that I...

... by youngsters as they learn how to face up to the demands placed upon them by school and how to cope with the dangers in society of alcohol, drugs, bullying and other threats that they will inevitably meet as they grow up. The last chapter gives information on how best to use leisure time. For those looking...

... and the term information society began to embrace aspects of a wider information literacy that was learned “on the job”. Bringing with it a diversity of literacy practices this new vision of information literacy, Lloyd and Talja argue, should more correctly now be described as “information literacies...

...‐0 paperback   US$45.00 © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 --> Information literacy Academic libraries Evaluation Learning The authors explain that information literacy assessment provides useful information for academics and administrators and helps to identify gaps...

...Meredith E. Torre Purpose Special collections departments are predominately portrayed or perceived as a place for researchers rather than as a means for enhancing the learning experience for the undergraduate student. The very nature of rare books and manuscripts means that arguments to discourage...

... dynamic “learning commons” using examples of projects and ideas presented by librarians in the field. Design/methodology/approach The “learning commons” model has the potential to be a laboratory for students, librarians and faculty. It is a collaboration space and requires partnerships...

... sharing and were appreciative of its importance in peer learning. However, it was interesting to note that the respondents were less inclined to share knowledge for academic activities that were graded. The study also revealed that competition among students to outperform their fellow students and lack...

...Elspeth S. Scott The first chapter of Part I What neuroscience tells us about learning introduces the subject and shows how it relates to existing practice. The constructivist principles of John Dewey, student centred learning and cross‐curricular working are specifically mentioned...

... for present and future change. Peter Brophy gives a wide‐ranging and informed (and happily concise) critical review of the issues. Other papers look at pedagogies, learner support issues, literacies and learning (the plural term is significant) and design and delivery of technology‐enhanced learning. Part...

...Nicholas Joint Purpose To illustrate how there are common ways of managing both digital libraries and VLEs (virtual learning environments), based on the concept‐in‐common of a devolved or centralised approach to their implementation and a devolved or centralised long‐term management structure...

... Herskin's educational theory. Findings That the model described is robust but faces future challenges: for example, the challenge of sheer growth in student numbers and widening participation initiatives, the need to re‐model the curriculum to involve more online learning and to centre around clinical...

... Limited 2005 Information Literacy Electronic media Learning This year'’s eLit conference, eLit2005[1], was held at the University of Strathclyde in June and addressed a range of challenging concepts from the electronic information environment. I have to own up to being on the local...

... Stationary Office, 2001). Given the growing use of e‐learning to deliver further and higher education, SENDA has significant implications for the creation of, and access to, digital learning resources. There is also a strong business case for accessibility. For any organisation providing online services...

... and learning, and the evaluation of health information, including the techniques of critical thinking. Findings The paper summarises some criteria for evaluating health information sources and applies these to four well‐known health web sites, and concludes that all provide valuable and reliable consumer...