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Computational ontologies for semantic tagging of the Quran:A survey of past approaches

Alrehaili, SM; Atwell, E · White Rose Research Online

Recent advances in Text Mining and Natural Language Processing have enabled the development of semantic analysis for religious text, available online for free. The availability of information is a key factor in knowledge acquisition. Sharing information is an important reason for developing an ontology. This paper reports on a survey of recent Qur’an ontolog…

The relationship between the 21st-century skills and computational thinking skills of prospective mathematics and science teachers

Deniz Kaya; Ayten Öykü Ya?ar; ?brahim Çetin; Tamer Kutluca · DOAJ Open Access Articles

This study aimed to determine the strength of the relationship between 21st-century skills and the computational thinking skill levels of prospective teachers, as well as the affect of 21st-century skills on computational thinking. This study adopted a correlational design as part of a quantitative methodology. The study sample consists of 300 prospective te…

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Sharaf, A; Atwell, ES; Dukes, K; Sawalha, M; Al-Saif, A; Sharoff, S; Markert, K; Al-Sulaiti, L; Abu Shawar, B; Abbas, N; Roberts, A · White Rose Research Online

Making in media education: An activity-oriented approach to digital literacy

Thomas Knaus · DOAJ Open Access Articles

Why is maker education a suitable approach for giving learners the 21st century skills they need to cope with the digital transformation? This article provides an answer and represents a defense of maker education in the field of educational science. Taking a human-media-machine interaction model as the basis for discussion, this article highlights the growi…

Developing Learning Trajectory For Enhancing Students’ Relational Thinking

Dian , Armanto; Max , Stephens · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

Algebra is part of Mathematics learning in Indonesian curriculum. It takes one half of the teaching hours in senior high school, and one third in junior high school. However, the learning trajectory of Algebra needs to be improved because teachers teach computational thinking by applying paper-and-pencil strategy combining with the concepts-operations-exampl…

Development Of Learning Competency Based Electricity In The Vocational High School

Riana, T. Mangesa · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

The purpose of this study are: to produce a competency-based learning software engineering of electrical power installations that meet the category used in a valid and effective learning in the Vocational School. This study uses the development of research methods. Conceptually and procedures, research and development carried out referring to the model of…

Improving The Quality Of The Mathematics Education: The Malaysian Experience

Prof. Noor Azlan , Ahmad Zanzali · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

Improving the quality of teaching and learning of mathematics has always been a major concern of mathematics educators. The four recurring and inter-related issues often raised in the development of a mathematics curriculum are: “What type of mathematics ought to be taught?”, “Why do we need to teach mathematics?”, “How should mathematics curriculum be pl…

Improving The Quality Of The Mathematics Education: The Malaysian Experience

Prof. Noor Azlan , Ahmad Zanzali · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

Improving the quality of teaching and learning of mathematics has always been a major concern of mathematics educators. The four recurring and inter-related issues often raised in the development of a mathematics curriculum are: “What type of mathematics ought to be taught?”, “Why do we need to teach mathematics?”, “How should mathematics curriculum be pl…

A Review of Semantic Search Methods to Retrieve Information from the Qur’an Corpus

Alqahtani, MMA; Atwell, E · White Rose Research Online

The Holy Qur’an is the most important resource for the Islamic sciences and the Arabic language (Iqbal et al., 2013). Muslims believe that the Qur’an is a revelation from Allah that was given 1,356 years ago. The Qur’an contains about 80,000 words divided into 114 chapters (Atwell et al., 2011). A chapter consists of a varying number of verses. This holy boo…

Pilot Dataset for the Validation of an Instrument to Assess Maker Skills in Educational Contexts

George-Reyes, Carlos Enrique · Zenodo Open Repository

<p>This dataset contains the data collected during the pilot testing of an instrument designed to assess Maker skills in educational contexts. It includes participants’ responses to items focused on dimensions such as creativity, problem solving, computational thinking, collaboration, prototyping, experimentation, and the practical application of…

KSUCCA: a key to exploring Arabic historical linguistics

Alrabiah, M; Al-Salman, A; Atwell, ES; Alhelewh, N · White Rose Research Online

Classical Arabic forms the basis of Arabic linguistic theory and it is well understood by the educated Arabic reader. It is different in many ways from Modern Standard Arabic which is more simplified in its lexical, syntactic, morphological, phraseological and semantic structure. King Saud University Corpus of Classical Arabic is a pioneering corpus of aroun…

Unifying linguistic annotations and ontologies for the Arabic Quran

Abbas, N; Luluh, A; Al -Khalifa, H; Alqassem, Z; Atwell, E; Dukes, K; Sawalha, M; Sharaf, ABM · White Rose Research Online

The WACL’2 Second Workshop on Arabic Corpus Linguistics was held in conjunction with the Corpus Linguistics 2013 conference. Following on from the successful first WACL in 2011, as well as the related LRE-REL event in 2012, WACL-2 again took place at Lancaster University. The aim of this series of workshops is to create a venue for exploring progress in the …

Computer-based Adaptive Test Development Using Fuzzy Item Response Theory to Estimate Student Ability

Fitri Wulandari, -; SAMSUL HADI, -; Haryanto, - · UIN Sultan Syarif Kasim Riau

The field of computing has developed so rapidly. Various theories of computational evolution to support human needs are continually being pursued; one of them is the field of education, especially in terms of teaching, testing, and evaluation of exam results. This study aims to develop computerized adaptive tests (CAT) to measure the student's abilities. Stu…

Automated media: Challenges and opportunities for media literacy education

Arnaud Claes; Jerry Jacques; Antonin Descampe; Victor Wiard · DOAJ Open Access Articles

This paper offers a theoretical reflection on the evolving landscape of automated media, focusing on how automation and so-called Artificial Intelligence (AI) are reshaping traditional media-related practices and the competences required for media literacy. It examines how automated media technologies, such as recommendation algorithms and generative AI, mig…

In silico evaluation of 35 novel 3-hydroxy-3-pyrazolyl-1H-indolin-2-one molecules as potential neuropathic pain modulators via voltage-gated sodium channel NaV1.7

Christian Alonso Becerra Rivas; Paola Andrea Cuervo Prado; Fabián Orozco-Lopez · DOAJ Open Access Articles

Neuropathic pain follows nervous system dysfunction or damage, significantly affecting patients’ quality of life. The need for more effective and safer pain management has drawn attention to voltage-gated sodium channels as druggable therapeutic targets in medicinal chemistry, leading to the discovery of various compounds with pharmacological potential, amon…

Media Literacy Education in the Age of Machine Learning

Teemu Valtonen; Matti Tedre; Kati Mäkitalo; Henriikka Vartiainen · DOAJ Open Access Articles

The media environment has radically changed over the past few decades. Transition and transformation of media platforms has enabled algorithms and automation to take over media processes such as production, content generation, curation, delivery, recommendation, and filtering of information. It has also enabled tracking of users’ actions, data mining, profil…