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Pre-course aptitude tests predicted introductory programming performance
Study develops pre-course aptitude test to predict introductory programming performance and identify students needing additional support using machine learning models.
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Implementation of an Artificial Intelligence-Based Smart Attendance Automatic Attendance System with Face Detection Using YOLOv11 at Muhammadiyah Ahmad Dahlan University, Palembang
Implementation of YOLOv11-based facial detection system for automated student attendance at university with integration to academic databases.
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Visual Complexity Analysis of Mimar Kemalettin’s Educational Buildings
Fractal analysis reveals architect Kemalettin differentiated facade complexity across educational building types during Turkey's First National Architecture Period.
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AI in higher education offers benefits and raises governance concerns
Explore AI's transformative impact on higher education, examining opportunities in personalized learning alongside challenges in academic integrity, bias, and institutional governance.
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SDG 4 aligns higher education curricula with industry needs
Review examines how SDG 4 frameworks guide higher education curriculum development, industry alignment, and quality assurance in university programs.
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Academic freedom in Hungary declined alongside government deterioration
Legal analysis of Hungarian higher education legislation reveals strong correlation between academic freedom decline and government autocratization from 1990 to present.
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Students valued an AI learning assistant but had ethical concerns
Mixed-methods evaluation of an AI learning assistant in engineering courses reveals high usability appeal but identifies ethical policy uncertainty as a key barrier to broader student engagement.
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Chinese undergraduates showed stronger AI ethics than technical skills
Survey of 583 Chinese undergraduates validates the UNESCO AI Competency Framework, revealing stronger performance in ethics and mindset than technical skills, contradicting national priorities.
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AI changes assessment practices in management education
Qualitative study examining how AI technologies reshape assessment practices in management education, analyzing adoption patterns and organizational drivers across Sri Lankan institutions.
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Financial knowledge and attitude predict entrepreneurial intention
Study reveals that financial knowledge and attitudes significantly influence Ethiopian university students' entrepreneurial intentions, while financial behaviour shows no significant effect.
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Micro:bit activities improved self-perceived CT knowledge and attitudes
Study of how micro:bit-based computational thinking activities affect pre-service mathematics teachers' content knowledge, attitudes, and emotions toward teaching K-12 mathematics.
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GenAI shows mixed effects in computer science learning
Systematic review of 64 studies examining generative AI's impact on computer science learning outcomes, hallucinations, and problem-solving skills across programming education contexts.
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Students viewed generative AI as useful but risky
Survey of 71 students reveals perceptions of generative AI as academically beneficial while raising concerns about privacy, reliability, and plagiarism, with strong commitment to integrity principles.
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Misconceptions were linked to lower organic chemistry self-efficacy
Study reveals that foundational chemistry misconceptions significantly predict lower self-efficacy in college organic chemistry, with implications for early intervention strategies.
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Students and faculty differed on feedback frequency and training
Quantitative analysis of feedback perceptions between veterinary students and instructors reveals significant gaps in frequency expectations, recognition abilities, and training preparedness.
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Higher education sustainability research is uneven and conceptually active
Systematic review of 406 studies examines sustainability integration in higher education, revealing gaps in leadership, policy coherence, and transformative learning while curriculum dominates.
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Review identifies priority blockchain domains for Bangladesh higher education
Systematic review identifying priority blockchain applications in Bangladesh's higher education sector to advance SDG 4, analyzing feasibility and urgency across nine key domains.
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Renaming was the only restructuring linked to better enrollment
Longitudinal analysis of 1087 departmental restructuring cases in Taiwan's TVET institutions reveals differential efficacy of governance strategies under demographic decline.
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Student-led tool maps gaps in campus sustainability
Student-led sustainability evaluation framework for higher education institutions using socio-technical systems theory, validated across Malaysian universities with mixed-methods analysis.
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Edinburgh’s net zero approach uses carbon sequestration for unavoidable travel emissions
University of Edinburgh's carbon sequestration programme for net zero 2040 target: institutional framework, principles, and academic critique responses in higher education sustainability.