ES 2019 Proceedings |
Titles Published in This Volume CUSTOMERS SATISFACTION IN INTERNET BANKING: A REVIEW (2008–2017) THE MEDIA INDUSTRY AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTEGRATION: ABSTRACTION OR REALITY SOCIAL MEDIA EDUCATION IN THE ARAB WORLD: REALITY AND CHALLENGES BLENDED AND RESEARCH BASED LEARNING TO BOOST STEM ABILITIES IN QUANTUM INFORMATION EDUCATION: A VIEW FROM ANALYTICS BLENDED LEARNING IN TEACHERS’ PREPARATION FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF ESSAY TESTS IN THE STATE PART OF THE MATURITA EXAM A FOUR YEARS FOLLOWING FOR OPEN LEARNING IN A NUMERICAL METHODS COURSE BASED ON LEARNING ANALYTICS TOWARDS KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE FOR EFFECTIVE INNOVATION SUPPORT CONSUMERS’ RESPONSES TO ADS ON SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW (SLR) MOSES HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM FOR FIREFIGHTERS DIGITAL FIRST, PRIVACY SECOND? DIGITAL NATIVES AND PRIVACY CONCERNS INSTRUCTORS’ PERCEPTIONS OF THEIR ROLE IN ONLINE GROUP WORK VIRTUAL EDUCATIONAL SPACE FOR YOUNG LEARNERS: ADVANTAGES AND CHALLENGES. COMPARATIVE RESEARCH THE POLLICINA PROJECT: INTERWEAVING THE CULTURAL HERITAGE AND THE TERRITORY DIGITAL LITERACY AMONGST FIRST YEAR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS FROM UNDER-RESOURCED SCHOOLS HOW TO EMBRACE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE? FOCUSING ON GOFFMAN’S THEORY ARTIFACT-CENTRIC SEMANTIC SOCIAL-COLLABORATIVE NETWORK IN AN ONLINE HEALTHCARE CONTEXT ABET-DRIVEN GRADING AND STATISTICAL ONLINE TOOLS FOR COURSE OUTCOMES ASSESSMENT A PROPOSED IMPACT ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK ON TV WHITESPACES TECHNOLOGIES IN RURAL HEALTHCARE: A NAMIBIAN CASE RESPONSIBLE STANDARDISATION OF ‘SMART’ APPLICATIONS RELATIONS BETWEEN COORDINATORS OF UNDERGRADUATE COURSES AND TECHNOLOGIES: INTERLACEMENTS IN DIGITAL CULTURE !? THE DIGITAL ADVERTISING ECOSYSTEM VISUALIZATION – LITERATURE REVIEW CYBER STALKING IS A SOCIAL EVIL: FROM THE INDIAN WOMEN’S PERSPECTIVE TYPOLOGY OF WEB APPLICATIONS FOR LEARNING USER PROFILE MIGRATING APPLICATION FOR WINDOWS SMALL OFFICE AND HOME USERS TOWARDS AN IMPLEMENTATION OF BLOCKCHAIN-BASED TRANSCRIPTS WITH NOSQL DATABASES HOW EFFECTIVE IS THE STUDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM (SRS) IN FACILITATING STUDENT’S LEARNING |