Towards innovation beyond education and society:rethinking current research for future direction

Miftachul Huda

Abstract

The recent development of emerging technologies has been transmitted into the wide range of society sectors, involving education, business and also social interaction. The seemingly detailed indicator as an example is through online-based instruction in underlying the entire process (Anshari et al., 2017). In other sectors for instance, how the ethics is being an important part on driving the digital society in running its applicability in an appropriate manner (Huda, 2021). The further exploration comes to highlight the potentials of engaging the digital tools for the society purpose together with current trend adoption (Doyle & Brady, 2018).

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