Usersa Training: The Predictor of Successful eLearning in HEIs

Research reveals over and over that the successful development and use of eLearning systems in higher education institutions (HEIs) are squarely anchored on the roles of users in the development and use phases of an eLearning project. At the development level, researchers suggest that all decisions and implementation must be user-centric by constantly scanning the diversity of ever-changing user-needs. While use level requires effective user-training and then sustained technical support that is available 24/7. However, user training is central issue for the project and organizational (university) management in terms of its contents, processes and followup. This paper aims at unfolding the nature and implications of user-training in the background of eLearning practices in HEIs particularly, in developing countries like Pakistan. Extensive literature have been surveyed to bring together diverse ideas, findings and comments of researchers about the nature, problems and solutions of user-training in the background of higher education thereby reducing it into a theoretical model of user-training

Investigating Impacts of Globalization on Performance of NGOs

In the contemporary world of Global-Village the societies have converted into International-Citizenship due to new technologies which has successfully made it possible to keep Global-Connections far more powerfully than ever in the human history The global influence of digital technologies have reinforced the concept of GLOBALIZATION with far reaching Social Cultural Economic and Political implications for the whole world including advanced developing and poor nations on the planet The performance of Non- Governmental-Organizations are reportedly heavily influence by the factors of Globalization A field survey was conducted from the employees working in NGOs in Dera Ismail Khan KPK Pakistan The questionnaire contained 43 questions on different factors of Globalization ICTs Connectivity Networks and Transfer of Knowledge Capital and Professionalism as well as their impacts on the efficiency effectiveness innovativeness and responsiveness of the workforce as the indicators of their performance First hypothesis was examined through Correlation-Procedure 2nd and 3rd hypotheses were answered by using Regression-Analysis The current study will appear as a source of knowledge for the interested researchers working on the similar topics by providing first hand and local facts and figures about the issu

Digital-Literacy as the Predictor of Political-Participation a Survey of University Graduates in DIKhan, KP, Pakistan

This study examines the impact of digital literacy on student s participation in Political Activism The computer internet and cell phone has given rise to the interactive and participatory role of youth in active politics Survey approach was adopted for data collection Data was collected through Structured-Questionnaire constructed using the variables extracted from literature Questionnaire included 6 Demographic and 6 Research variables 4 Predictors and 2 Criterion expressed through 43 questions First hypothesis was examined through Correlation-Procedure 2nd and 3rd hypotheses were answered by using Regression-Analysis This study will be a role model guideline for researchers working in same line of issues It will provide a local version of the problem thereby helping to design and plan their research projects accordingl

Developing a Virtual Educational Environment Based on Distance Learning Needs to Enhance Creative Teaching Abilities for Science Teachers In the city of Ha'il

The objective of this study was to develop a customized virtual learning platform specifically designed for distance education with the goal of improving the pedagogical abilities of science instructors at Hail University. The research used a descriptive analytical method, including expert assessments of the requirements for remote education and the necessary teaching abilities. A survey was conducted among 120 science teachers in Hail, and it was found that there is a significant need and value for training in several aspects of innovative teaching. The results emphasized substantial requirements in five crucial domains: innovative instruction as well as competencies associated with fluency, adaptability, and ingenuity. The virtual learning environment created for Hail Science instructors had a comprehensive evaluation by training program professionals using a unique assessment method. This evaluation ensured that the design of the environment included both technological and pedagogical criteria

IVIG (Immunoglobulin) as an Adjuvant Therapy in COVID-19

COVID-19 viral disease appeared in China in December 2019 and then spread around the world, affecting millions and causing the death of thousands of people. Its danger in simple and easy infection transmission methods. Some believe that it has moved from the bat to the human and its symptoms are high temperature, dry cough and difficulty breathing, and symptoms vary from person to person, as they may not appear on some and be severe in others.  Laboratory, in COVID-19 the rate of D-dimer increase so we recommended using of Enoxaparin sodium to raise the level of liquidity in the blood, thereby reducing the chance of thrombosis and reducing the value of D-dimer. In COVID-19 also we find the PO2 decrease in arterial blood gas analysis, increase liver enzyme levels, increase ferritin value and decrease the No of lymphocyte. Low percentage of lymphocytes is one of the predictions for infection with COVID-19 virus. Lymphocytes originate from the bone marrow and include B cells, T cells, and natural killer cells. COVID-19 binds to lymphocyte receptors and destroys them. In this case, we recommend using immunoglobulin to maintain these cells as an adjuvant therapy in COVID-19

eLearning Opportunities

Both opportunities and prospects are sometimes used interchangeably however, in this paper, opportunity refers to the 2018;availability of eLearning resources and service2019; while prospects denote 2018;futuristic expectations about the role of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in higher education institutions (HEIs). The empirical findings suggest that people score lower on opportunities but significantly high on the prospects showing that they are not quite happy with the facilities and services available (due to the development, implementation and use problems 2013; or simply management problems of eLearning). But they can clearly foresee the significant role of ICTs or education technologies (ETs) in future in the context of developing countries like Pakistan. Furthermore, these differences are attributed to the demographic diversities of the respondents, meaning that the demographic variation changes the power and direction of the user-attitudes towards eLearning. This paper uses stepwise regression to gradually glean-out the most significant predictors of opportunities and prospects from a group (eight) of demographics

New Public Sphere in an Emerging Global Polity: Prospects for the Issue of Climate Change

State has generally been considered internally and externally as the most powerful independent political authority However it has to engage with civil society and public sphere the two significant components of nation-state polity at home Globalization has profound impact on this power structure and shifted it to global level Globalization also brought with it mundane issues like climate change which the state alone is incapable to cope with Several powerful states and MNCs even become obstacle in fighting it Civil society organizations CSOs with their limited resources are combating this issue that threatens human existence on this planet However ICTs enabled new public sphere brings in a ray of hope by opening new prospects for CSOs to deal with this threat This article is meant to juxtapose the diversity of research-findings into a compact piece of knowledge and show strengths of NPS for civil society in perspective of climate chang

Impacts of Globalization and Digital Technologies on Access to Radio: A Survey of Teachers in Gomal

This research paper examines the impacts of Globalization Digital-Technologies on access to Radio Miraculously the internet and digital technologies have accelerated the wheel of globalization and given new dimensions to the field of broadcasting In this context for data collection a structured questionnaire comprised upon seven demographic and five variables 4 independent and 1 dependent was distributed among 180 teachers of Gomal and Qurtuba Universities at D I Khan KPK The first hypothesis H1 shows highly significant correlation statistics between the predictors and criterion variable with Access to Radio H2 was second hypothesis about regression which indicates 64 of change in the criterion variable due to Independent variables whereas H3 3rd Hypothesis about regression shows that 19 change in criterion was due to demographic variable

Message

It is my great honor to become Editorial Board Member of Universal Journal of Pharmaceutical Research (UJPR). It is also a great pleasure for me to be invited at speaking again for a period of time in addition to my previous publications. The UJPR has grown up for four years. From aim and scope of UJPR, it has been covering a broad of multidisciplinary areas in pharmaceutical science including basic fields, molecular images, clinical trials and other medical practice, to increase the impact factor of journal. A considerable fact provides strong validation that authors might prepare high quality of their intensive original researches, the subject of pharmaceutical molecular mechanism of drugs, and the systemic exploration of medicinal herbs among folk medicines The journal is publishing and reviewing papers that future research needs to fill in order to move toward implementation. It is my hope that the fields our journal covers will begin to critically think about and prioritize the field’s research needs to guide the development of a robust future research agenda. Some submitted papers develop new methodologies to calculate reimbursement for medical services to realize the benefits of medical research in future present medical system. Universal Journal of Pharmaceutical Research (UJPR) provides an important forum to address critical issues in the field, exchange new ideas and disseminate the latest developments in basic research, clinical translation, industrial development and regulatory issues. The editorial team will work hard to enhance the quality of papers, reduce the turnaround time for manuscripts, increase the publication frequency, provide fair and meaningful reviews and smoothen the editorial management process. We wish to take the journal in a direction where it encompasses all the emerging areas, reflecting the practice-oriented approach, which is an essential link between academic research and professional practice. Our main objective will be to strengthen the boundaries of the journal, to strengthen the reviewer database, and to motivate potential authors to contribute to the journal

Mustafa Karim’s as a Fiction Writer: An Overview

Mustafa Karim is an epoch-making fiction writer of Urdu who, while maintaining the tradition of fiction, has also given new freshness to the eastern and western perspective of fiction. His fictions are excellent in terms of technical, artistic and thematic aspects, while the themes are East and West society, World War I and II, partition of India, migration problems, violence in religions, human tolerance, class division and psychology, problems of immigrants. , made the theme of sexual freedom and promiscuity. Most of his fiction depicts the life of immigrants and emigrants. Echoes of the past, consciousness and narrative style have been adopted in these legends. Every Short story is a manifestation of tragedy, sorrow, and suffering. This article gives a brief overview of his short stories