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1 | 2016 article | Evaluation of chemical disinfectants efficacy against escherichia coli biofilm developed at 37°c on glass and stainless steel Anas Muazu, A. Rahman Nor Iza, Umar Ahmed Faruk, Ogidi Jonathan Ajisafe, 2648 hits |
2 | 2020 article | The effect of genre approach on Malaysian Orang Asli EFL students’ descriptive writing Phan, Jonathan The indigenous Orang Asli in Malaysia who do not use English on a daily basis consequently have low English proficiency and poor writing skills. Their existing EFL situation coupled with the ongoing problems in gaining access to proper education further stifles their language development. This study aims to examine the effectiveness of the genre approach in improving secondary Orang Asli EFL students’ descriptive writing, and their perceptions of using the genre approach as a framework to overcome challenges in learning descriptive writing. This quasi-experimental study was conducted in a secondary school in Pahang, Malaysia. Quantitative data is sourced from students’ pre-test and post-test scores, and also a self-report questionnaire on their perceptions towards the genre approach. The approach shows evidence of improvement in students’ descriptive writing and could have a larger effect than the process approach currently taught in schools. Their perception towards the approach..... 546 hits |
3 | 2021 article | Scoring alien worlds: world music mashups in 21st century sci-fi and fantasy TV, film and video games Stock, Jonathan P. J. This article provides three case studies of the use of world music resources to build alien worlds in mainstream screen media with Sci-Fi or Fantasy settings. The case studies—the TV series Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome, the film Avatar and the Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (MMORPG) video game World of Warcraft— show how composers and associated music professionals in the early twenty-first century increasingly draw on such sonic materials to generate a rich sense of sonic otherness and note the means they employ to sidestep such music’s existing geographical and cultural references. Each case study explores a contrasting subject position—composer, music consultant and consumer—to better trace not only the creation of such soundtracks but also what senses disparate groups of ordinary listeners subsequently make of them. The examples suggest that outside the sphere of big-budget cinema there is a growing confidence in both the creation and reception o..... 336 hits |
4 | article | Availability and utilization of paperless technology among staff of technical colleges in Osun State, Nigeria Oke, Jonathan O.
Utilizing paperless technologies in educational institutions is gaining broader popularity in developing
countries. The study investigated the extent of adoption of paperless technologies in Technical Colleges in Osun
state by their availability and utilization. The sample for the study consisted of 179 administrative and technical
staff randomly selected from the technical colleges in Osun state, Nigeria. Two research questions guided the
study while two hypotheses were tested at five percent level of significance. A well-validated questionnaire with
a reliability coefficient of 0.78 was used for data collection. Data collected were analyzed using simple mean to
answer the research questions, while the hypotheses were tested using t-test. The study found that Personal
computers, overhead projectors, iPads and internet are slightly available in Government Technical Colleges in
Osun state, with small extent usage of the few available ones. It was also found that teaching and..... 86 hits |
5 | 2019 article | The employment of the saviour concept in literature: Iraqi novelist production post-war of 2003 Abdul Ghani Abu This article focuses on studying the savior as a concept from both sides linguistically and as an idea or philosophy. The study has tackled many beliefs and conventions reflected in different societies. The focus was on using such concept in the contemporary Iraqi novels and how the novelists employed it in conveying the concerns, hopes and aspirations of the ordinary man in the local areas of Baghdad under the invasion of the U.S. troops. The writers tend to use fantasy style to decrease or mitigate the cruelty of the period of invasion where the scene was full of death, bloodshed atmosphere. The sample of this study is Frankenstein in Baghdad, the novel was written by Ahmed Saadawi, one of the most famous Iraqi novelists who gained global reputation. The novel represents the postcolonial literature in Iraqi contemporary novelistic production. This novel was short listed for the coveted International Prize for Arabic Fiction in 2014 and won the prize. In 2018, Frankenstein in Baghdad ..... 334 hits |
6 | 2019 article | Animal symbolism in literature Selistus, Franklin Thambi Jose Literature starting from its beginning has the usage of symbols. This paved the way to a literary concept symbolism. It is an art of using an object to describe or represent an abstract. All the abstract objects mentioned in literature have a symbolic meaning. Symbolism is used in different ways like colors, animals, birds, real objects, human, etc. In the classical stories one can find the use of caves, animals etc. and it is evident that the use of animals in our world from thousands of years ago, to today, has created deep meaning in our lives. The meanings of animals in literary works can be interpreted in different ways. The writers use animals which help them to write about subjects that are controversial and sensitive social issues which strengthen and emphasize their points and fulfil the purpose of their work. Jonathan Swift is one of the writers to use symbolism in his literary works. In his The Battle of the Books, the spirit of the controversy caught on towards the end of t..... 1142 hits |
7 | 2018 thesis | Analisis pemikiran puisi A.Samad Said & Taufiq Ismail dalam isu sosial Abd Rahim Abdullah Kajian ini merupakan sebuah kajian kualitatif yang bertujuan untuk mencapai tiga objektif iaitu
mengenal pasti pengalaman sosial dan politik penyair yang terlibat, dalam sesuatu isu sosial yang
terdapat dalam puisi A Samad Said dan Taufiq Ismail. Kedua, mengenai hal-hal kemanusiaan,
kemasyarakatan, dan sosiopolitik dalam isu-isu sosial. Ketiga, menganalisis makna dan mesej
yang terdapat dalam karya puisi kedua-dua penyair, yang mengungkapkan permasalahan sosial orang
Melayu. Kajian ini menggunakan teori Semiotik Charles Sanders Peirce, teori tanda Jonathan
Culler, dan Aart van Zoest, untuk mencari dan memahami makna tanda-tanda tentang isu-isu
sosial dalam teks puisi A.Samad Said dan Taufiq Ismail. Dapatan kajian ini berjaya menemukan
tanda-tanda ikon imej, ikon diagram dan ikon metafora, yang digunakan oleh
penyair untuk memperjelaskan isu-isu sosial yang ..... 1395 hits |
8 | 2022 final_year_project | The relationship between body Mass Index (BMI) and injuries among University Pendidikan Sultan Idris sport science recreational badminton players Myra Decca Jamres The greater unhealthy weight may be associated with poorer fitness and lower levels of
neuromuscular control including balance and coordination which could place those with
elevated BMI at greater risk of injuries. Therefore, the aim of this study is to determine the
relationship between the Body Mass Index (BMI) and injuries among sport science
recreational badminton players. The study used descriptive research design. There are 40
sport science recreational badminton players who participated in this study. Questionnaire
design by researchers was used to collect data. The results show most of the participants
have normal body weight (18.5-22.9) with a percentage 65.9 % and the highest number of
injuries is ankle sprain with a percentage 37%. Interval category of correlation by Jonathan
Sarwono (2009) shows that the relationship between BMI and injuries among the sport
science recreational badminton players has no significant relationship. In conclusion, this
study shows tha..... 399 hits |
9 | 2023 article | Bibliometric visualization of literature on information and communications technology (ICT) in education Loh Yoke Ling Information and communication technology (ICT) in education, also known as education technology, is an important component of SDG 4's goal of improving educational quality. This Bibliometric study examines research patterns over time using the term "education technology." Three research questions are prioritised: (1) What is the current publication trend in EduTech? (2) What are the most popular themes among EduTech scholars? (3) What is the current citation pattern of EduTech publications? The methodology of this study uses bibliometric analysis with quantitative approach (document trend statistics) in the data scopus.com database for the years 1946 to 2022. The study's findings showed the number of publications on this education technology has increased since 2005, and this trend is expected to continue, with a recent notable theme being a focus on methodology studies, particularly in the field of health education. Furthermore, the most cited document was an article about activity de..... 97 hits |