IMPACT OF TECH-ENABLED AUDIO-TACTILE AID IN TEACHING IMPORTANT HISTORICAL PLACES TO CHILDREN WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENT
This paper discusses how an audio-tactile learning aid is made more effective through technology, enhancing children with visual impairments' knowledge of historical sites. Conventional teaching and learning methods that include verbal descriptions and Braille usually do not provide sufficient spatial and contextual understanding, and thus limit ef...
By Alagumani Kannan, K. Sambath Rani
FORECASTING CONSUMER DEMAND AND ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCER MARKETING ON BRAND EQUITY USING ARIMA AND SEM MODELS
Organizations are increasingly using analysis to understand consumer buying habits in order to understand what type of promotional strategies work best for their products. This is due to the fact that digital platforms have a greater influence on a consumer's purchasing decisions. A complete quantitative approach is designed to understand the impac...
By M. Kalaivani, Arasuraja Ganesan, N. Arunfred, V. Aruna
AN INVESTIGATION INTO METACOGNITIVE AND MOTIVATIONAL DETERMINANTS OF SELF-REGULATED LEARNING AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Self-regulated learning is one of the most important constructs within the field of higher education that refers to the processes of planning, monitoring and evaluation of one's academic behavior under limited guidance from external sources. Even though there is an extensive amount of research dedicated to the topic, the contributions of the metaco...
By Malika Talipova, Marietta Karamyan, Shoira Urakova, Sirojjon Berdikulov, Inoyat Tuychieva, Nodira Kodirova, Oygul Teshabayeva, Nargiza Burieva
A STUDY ON THE SALUTOGENIC APPROACH TO YOUTH ANTI-DRUG PREVENTION FOCUSING ON PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH AND PERSONAL RISK FACTORS
The issue of youth substance abuse persists as one of public health concern, and the current strategies targeting adolescents through messages related to danger and deficit frames have proven inconsistent in terms of effectiveness in the long term. This paper explores the theory of salutogenesis, which derives its origins from the model of health b...
By Saodat Julmatova, Marina Markendudi, Malika Umedzhanova, Muborak Akhmedova, Dilnoza Abdullayeva, Nargiza Sharifkhodjaeva, Nasiba Salikhova, Khurshid Makhammadiyev
THE EFFECT OF WORK LIFE BALANCE ON THE HAPPINESS OF OFFICE WORKERS IN HANOI AND THE ROLE OF INTERMEDIATE WORK SATISFACTION
This empirical study investigates the impact of work-life balance on the happiness of office workers in Hanoi's inner city, while also evaluating job satisfaction as a mediating variable in this relationship. In light of the digital revolution, escalating work pressures, and the blurring boundaries between professional and personal life, it i...
By Nguyen Thi Mo, Do Ba Hieu, Ngo Thuy Trang, Vu Tri Duc, Le Luu Ly
SUSTAINABLE FINANCE IN THE AGE OF AI AND GREEN BANKING ADOPTION AMONG INDIAN BANKING CUSTOMERS
The increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in banking opens up possibilities for advancing eco-friendly banking, however, there is little empirical evidence on the interaction between AI service features, environmental and functional perceptions, and customer adoption in India. The research analyzes the relationship of environmental concern...
By M. J. Sumaiah Shaheen, M. Karthikeyan
A COMPUTATIONAL ENGINEERING FRAMEWORK FOR CARBON FOOTPRINT ASSESSMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY OPTIMIZATION IN LARGE-SCALE ACADEMIC EVENT
Problem: Academic events, which require considerable amounts of energy, transportation, catering, water, material usage, and waste generation, lack integrated computational methodologies for assessment and optimization of their ecological footprint. Approach: The paper suggests a framework for computational engineering analysis and sustainability o...
By Gouthami Eragamreddy, Indrajit Pal, Sriramakavacham Ramacharan, Prasun Chakrabarti
THE ROLE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY IN ARCHIVING ETHNO-TOURISTIC LANDMARKS
Ethno-touristic sites must be conserved to preserve the cultural heritage and historical identity of the people. Documenting these sites is easier with enhanced digital technology, which provides faster and new ways of documenting, conserving, and managing tourism. Digital technology such as 3D scanning, virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR)...
By Khayrinisa Yunuskhodjaeva, Umida Almatova, Nodir Karimov, Surayyo Khaydarova, Shakhnoza Jalolova, Akramov Bahodir, Ibragimjan Toshmatov
HOMOGENEITY URBAN CELLULAR AUTOMATA MODEL – FROM REGENERATIVE TO SUSTAINABLE CITIES
Careful control of the structural makeup of urban places is necessary to maintain their distinctive character while advancing sustainability. A successful approach to this problem is striking a balance between homogeneity and variability in order to provide an urban landscape that is both coherent and dynamic. In the past, homogeneity—which i...
By Israa Al-Janabi, Sarmad Jawad, Zahraa Ahmed Al-Mammori, Fatin. H ALaaraji, Doaa Hazim Aziz, Ghadeer H Abbas
RETRIEVAL- AUGMENTED GENERATION TECHNIQUES IN ORACLE APEX IMPROVING CONTEXTUAL RESPONSES IN AI ASSISTANTS
The research focuses on incorporating Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) methods into Oracle APEX to enhance the context, semantics, and accurateness of responses given by AI assistants in enterprise applications. We developed a fully integrated, low-latency RAG system tailored for Oracle’s low-code framework by embedding dense semantic sea...
By Srikanth Reddy Keshireddy