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The development of historical perspective-taking and spatial cognition has been a long-standing issue in secondary education, where traditional text-centred, lecture-based methods of study can hardly engage students in the complex historical environment. The paper under analysis explores the pedagogical effects of multi-sensory Virtual Reality (VR)...

By Shaxlo Xudaykulova, Ganisher Tagayev, Nozimakhon Yigitalieva, Murodjon Axmedov, Kamola Kudrat-Zoda, Ulug Tilloyev, Farrukh Saydullaev

The ongoing challenge of learning non-native phonology in the synchronous digital learning setting is a primary obstacle to intelligible pronunciation and communicative competence. Conventional online teaching is rarely accompanied by real-time, personalized corrective feedback, leading to the persistence of fossilized pronunciation errors and poor...

By Shoira Djabbarova, Tursinoy Kakhorova, Nargiza Dusmatova, Shokhsanam Tadjiboeva, Makhfuza Akhmedova, Rano Khamraeva, Xudoymurod Dusyarov

Cloud computing is a critical infrastructure to the modern digital services, which provides the ability to store data on a scale, distributed computing, and the ability to deploy services flexibly. Moreover, the high rate of cloud environment development has also contributed to the risk of malicious intrusions like the spread of malware, unauthoriz...

By Sanaboyina Madhusudhana Rao, Arpit Jain

Among the most important aspects of the cultural heritage of mankind, rock art and natural shelters have both aesthetic and practical purposes, as well as help to improve the psychological state, symbolic communication, and ergonomics. The paper examines rock art and natural shelters in three major frames, namely: (1) their symbolic and psychologic...

By Mehmet Sarıkahya, Serap Paçal, Ersan Sarikahya

Reliable wireless communication needs a highly efficient Forward Error Correction (FEC) technique in order to counter the effects of noise, interference, and losses. Most existing FEC techniques add too much redundancy and create extra latency, thereby reducing the efficiency of bandwidth utilization. Hence, the purpose of the current research is t...

By T. Ranjitha Devi, C. Kamalanathan

The rise of AI technology has greatly transformed the traditional PMS and improved its effectiveness and reliance on data in HRM. This study mainly aims to identify the essential variables determining the implementation of AI in PMS, including the benefits, ethics, challenges, and impacts. The descriptive research methodology was used by means of a...

By K. Nivethaa, Annie Sam

The balance between occupational pressures and family obligations continues to be a consistent issue in technical organizations because of their highly scheduled structure, shifts in production systems, and command organization culture combined with deep-rooted cultural traditions. This research focuses on the effect of ethnopsychological character...

By Olmosbek Eshmuradov, Salim Doniyorov, Shohida Jumayeva, Nigora Turaeva, Muxayyo Karimova, Kamola Sadirova, Gavhar Mengliyeva

It is still very hard to predict addiction rehabilitation outcomes at the time of admission since current methods of evaluation do not recognize the interconnection between an individual's biomedical state and personality functioning. In this paper, Introduce Biomedical Assessment Framework for Evaluating Adaptive Personality Potential (BAF-APP), w...

By Nodira Makhkamova, Laylo Juraeva, Umurzak Jumanazarov, Mamuraxon Umaralieva, Mahfuza Sangirova, Nilufar Karimova, Fotima Gazieva

The detection of fabric defects through automation is important for ensuring the quality of the textile material because traditional detection methods are not only very time-consuming but also subjective and cannot be applied during the process of production. The traditional models that use techniques of image processing and deep learning have vari...

By Deepti Patil, Ambika

Mental-health NLP (Natural Language Processing) remains strongly English-centric, limiting language-inclusive digital health technologies for low-resource languages such as Tamil. This study investigates whether multilingual representation learning can transfer a specialised mental-health classification task to Tamil and whether bilingual English&n...

By Deivanai Gurusamy, Midhunchakkaravarthy Janarthanan