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245 1 0 _aInformation and Communication Technology in Technical and Vocational Education and Training for Sustainable and Equal Opportunity
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_bEducation, Sustainability and Women’s Empowerment /
_cedited by Reem Khamis Hamdan, Allam Hamdan, Bahaaeddin Alareeni, Rim El Khoury.
250 _a1st ed. 2024.
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300 _aXV, 552 p. 19 illus.
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505 0 _aChapter 1. The Digital Transformation for UTMSPACE Educational Sustainability and Technology Innovation: An Enterprise Architecture Approach -- Chapter 2. The Important Role of Digital Business Intensity on Ambidexterity and Sustaining Organizational Performance -- Chapter 3. Sustainable for business - case study Poland -- Chapter 4. Sustainable Strategies and Business Responsibility Practices – An Evidence from India -- Chapter 5. A study on the impact of sustainable leadership on sustainable performances with reference to Information Technology (IT) Sector -- Chapter 6. Big Data’s Sustainable Impact on the Future Responsibilities of Accountants -- Chapter 7. Sustainability and Gender Equality – SDG5: Gender Differences in Bargaining in the Housing Market -- Chapter 8. Female Empowerment in Business: Clustering EU Member-States and Countries-Candidates -- Chapter 9. Economic Empowerment of Women through Household Dairy Farming in Rural India -- Chapter 10. Work from home: Promote Gender Equality and maintain worklife balance among IT professional -- Chapter 11. Multicultural & Monocultural Innovative Teams Benefits, Success, and Implementation -- Chapter 12. Self- efficacy in career decisions for sustainable decent work and economic growth (UNSDG8) in small business - Effect of firm leadership and management factors -- Chapter 13. Not Just for Investment and Job search: The Role of Earnings Announcement as a driver of cyber risks -- Chapter 14. Self-employment out of choice or necessity? - a comparative analysis of South African and Immigrant informal shopkeepers -- Chapter 15. The impact of Advanced Manufacturing on human Sustainable wellbeing: in Aluminium Industries -- Chapter 16. HOW SOCIAL MEDIA IS HELPING DEAF AND HEARINGIMPAIRED FAMILIES IN LEARNING SIGN LANGUAGE: A CASE STUDY IN THE KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN -- Chapter 17.The Agile Adaptivity of Educators and Their Strategic Influence on the Learner During COVID-19 Pandemic -- Chapter 18. A Path towards sustainability in theEra of data driven - big data analysis -- Chapter 19. How do Innovative Work Behavior and Organizational Citizenship Behavior Improve Employee Productivity? -- Chapter 20. Are employees a part of sustainability in Organizations?- A Qualitative study on the perception of sustainability practices among the salesforce -- Chapter 21. Analyzing Trainees’ Engagement Pattern in LMS During Online Training: A Quantitative Approach -- Chapter 22. The effects of flipped classroom practice on improving students’ engagement when interpreting relations between geometrical shapes -- Chapter 23. Impact of ICT Enabled Teaching at Higher Education Level - From Faculty Perspective -- Chapter 24. Innovative Practices, Digital Education, and Technological Integration in Higher Education System in India -- Chapter 25. ML Based Prediction of Ideal Discipline for UG Students: A Sustainable Educational Perspective -- Chapter 26. Strength of Technological Experience as Power Sources of Leadership and Job Creativity: The Case of Jordanian Banks -- Chapter 27. Technology Integration and Digital Transformation in Post COVID-19 Hybrid Education -- Chapter 28. Digital Product and Marketing Innovations for the Greater Good: Evolution, Emergent Challenges, and Potential Research Paths -- Chapter 29. Measurement in Innovation Management: A Literature Review -- Chapter 30. Accelerating gender equality for sustainable development: A case study of Dakshina Kannada district, India -- Chapter 31. Distributive Leadership as a Sustainable Leadership Approach: The Role of TVET Institutions Leaders -- Chapter 32. A Bibliometric Analysis of Sustainable Leadership as a Partnership to Achieve the Goal (SDG17) -- Chapter 33. PR Leadership and Immersive Environment in Metaverse Technology Adoption: The Mediation of Horizon Workrooms and Embodied Social Presence -- Chapter 34. Strategic Leadership for Organizational Sustainable Competitive Advantage: The Stimulation of Innovation and Creativity in an Organization -- Chapter 35. Sustainable Leadership and Sustainably: Insights from the GCC -- Chapter 36. INNOVATION IN MINING: A CASE OF A DIAMOND MINE -- Chapter 37. The use of knowledge in innovation creation in sustainable teal organizations -- Chapter 38. Spin Trouble: An Insight on sustainability of Garment Exporters in the Context of the Business Crisis in Tirupur City, Tamil Nadu -- Chapter 39. REDEFINING ORGANISATIONAL SUSTAINABILITY THROUGH REVAMPING DIGITAL CAPITAL -- Chapter 40. Sustainable Development: Evolving Consumer Perspective Towards Environmentally Friendly Products -- Chapter 41. Does Financial Literacy Affect the Millennial's Investment Preferences? -- Chapter 42. A Study on E-Banking Services and Its Growth Among the Educated Teenagers in The Bangalore -- Chapter 43. Enrooting Artificial Intelligence Advantageously in Marketing -- Chapter 44. Significance of Financial Attitude, Financial Education on Financial Wellbeing -- Chapter 45. Academic Leadership Roles: Influence on Work-Based Learning -- Chapter46. Content Validity on Teachers’ Observation Behaviour Checklist for Biomorphic Art Implementation -- Chapter 47. Human Resource Management Practices Toward Job Satisfaction and Employee Intention to Leave Academic Institutions -- Chapter 48. Business Intelligence Adoption Model during the Digital Transformation Era: An Empirical Investigation in the Jordanian Insurance Companies.
520 _aThis book provide an in-depth analysis of current development concerning ICTs with reference to vocational education and training. It presents best and innovative ICT-based solutions implemented in education and explores controversial topics such as challenges and opportunities. It discusses the role of ICT, vocational education and training in women empowerment. It also examines digital learning, vocational education and sustainable operations. Information and communication technologies have created new opportunities along with new challenges, putting profound and urgent implications on vocational education and training (VET). Nowadays, we must think broadly and make the right choices about VET using innovation and digitalization to boost the quality of vocational education and training, enable the upskilling and reskilling of adults, and enhance the employability of learners. The potential and the impact of ICTs in vocational education and training have yet to be fully exploited, leading to an emerging direction of research. This book helps readers to understand the idea of business education and education governance in a digital age. It is of interest to practitioners, administrators, researchers, teachers, teacher educators and students. .
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