Ubiquitous technologies for human development and knowledge management

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"This book offers the latest scholarly research on the widespread incorporation of technological innovations around the globe and investigates how application of ubiquitous computing technologies affects various aspects of human lives using evolving research from theoretical perspectives and case studies"--

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Full title :Ubiquitous technologies for human development and knowledge management / Hakikur Rahman, [editor].

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Publication Date:2021

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):Information Science Reference, IGI Global
Place of Publication:Hershey, PA
Language:eng
Publication Date:2021

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"Premier Reference Source" -- from cover.

The Physical Object

Description:1 online resource (xxi, 396 pages) : : illustrations (chiefly color).

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ISBN:9781799878469, 1799878465
DOI:10.4018/978-1-7998-7844-5
oclc:on1230255666
LC Classification:HC79.I55
Dewey Decimal:338/.064

Chapter 1. Community radio as a tool for the development of the rural population of the northwest region of Cameroon -- Chapter 2. HRIS readiness among faculties in B schools for human development -- Chapter 3. The effect of learning expectations and internet speed on university student moodle usage: the mediating role of perceived fun features -- Chapter 4. MOOCs in higher education: current trends in India and Developed countries -- Chapter 5. Framework of e-governance at the grass roots level -- Chapter 6. Empowerment of grass roots communities through information-driven learning -- Chapter 7. Proposal of a technological platform to support the activities of a charity organization -- Chapter 8. Family dynamics and ICT: an intergenerational analysis of activities in domestic life -- Chapter 9. Electronic information resources: boon for academic and research development -- Chapter 10. Innovation, ethics, and consumer protection: the context of fintech gamification in Quebec -- Chapter 11. Are ICT non-users absolute non-users?: segregation of "potential ICT users" from the non-users' profile -- Chapter 12. Knowledge management portals for empowering general public and societies --…