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Abstract Teaser: Etuaptmumk / Two-Eyed Seeing (E/TES) forms the foundation for researching Two-Spirit identity in relation to gender, sexuality, and sex. This paper explores how positive social identity is fostered to support Etuijijaqmijuinu’k, the term for Two-Spirit in Mi’kmaw, through language and…
Abstract Teaser: Relationship formation in the Philippines can be characterized as created by adoption and adaptation. This can be observed in how Filipinos managed different groups who they encountered. This paper explores how mimicry functions as a tool for communication among migrants…
Abstract Teaser: The paper analyzes Brooklyn (2009) by Colm Tóibín using the lens of migration, identity, and urban symbolism, while placing it in a larger context of Irish literature's preoccupation with the themes of exile and belonging. Brooklyn, a celebrated work of…
Abstract Teaser: Literature, traditionally shaped by visual dominance and ocularcentric discourse, has increasingly embraced intermedial forms in response to cultural and technological shifts. Since the 1960s, efforts to democratize sensory perception and challenge the hegemony of visuality has led to the development…
Abstract Teaser: Megaliths are undressed burial stones belonging to pre-historic Kerala, in India during 1000BCE to 500CE. Originally excavated by J. Babington, in Kerala, the term megaliths derives its origin from the Greek words 'Mega' (big) and 'Lithos' (stone). In this period,…
Abstract Teaser: This study examines nasep music as a crucial cultural mechanism for identity construction and preservation within Muslim communities in southern Thailand. Through ethnomusicological analysis combining structural musical examination with cultural studies methodology, this research reveals how nasep functions as both…
Abstract Teaser: The FlipTop Rap Battle League emerged as a grassroots platform for local rap artists in the Philippines. For over 14 years, it has showcased a dynamic fusion of artistry, cultural identity, and innovation. With raw energy, this modern-day balagtasan or…
Abstract Teaser: With the increasing prominence of intercultural competence in the context of globalised language education, this cross-sectional study investigates how Moroccan EFL university students experience the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in supporting the development of cultural intelligence (CQ). Focusing specifically…
Abstract Teaser: The aim of this study is to identify the use of virtual reality (VR) from the perspective of future teachers at Kuwait University. The researcher used a descriptive-analytical approach, and the study tool was a questionnaire that included different dimensions:…
Abstract Teaser: AI is advancing fast, and with it, it is affecting all sectors, especially the educational sector. Educators have just started embracing the use of AI in their classrooms. The use of AI in teaching and learning has proven its success…
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Abstract Teaser: The integration of AI chatbots into educational settings has opened new pathways for transforming teaching and learning, offering enhanced support to both educators and learners. This study investigates the design and application of an AI chatbot as an educational tool…
Abstract Teaser: The business model of social media maximizes screen time by exploiting dopamine-driven mechanisms, engaging attention and short-term memory to process constant interruptions. Over time, users develop an addiction to distraction, fostering dependency on shallow engagement and undermining deep focus. Due…
Abstract Teaser: As online learning becomes integral to higher education in Bangladesh, keeping students engaged in virtual classrooms remains a pressing challenge, especially amid issues such as limited internet access and diverse learner needs. This study examines the effectiveness of gamification, which…
Abstract Teaser: Peer assessment is defined as “a mechanism in which individuals evaluate the quantity, level, value, worth, quality, or success of learning products or outcomes of peers of similar status” (Topping, 1998, p. 250). Among the different approaches to peer assessment,…
Abstract Teaser: The present study aimed to enhance the self-efficacy (defined as the belief in one’s capabilities to execute a task successfully) of students with low motivation to learn. These students often lack confidence in their own learning because they have not…
Abstract Teaser: The importance of social media activism in Egypt was far-reaching and multifaceted. The rise of social media activism marked a significant shift in Egypt’s political engagement landscape. It paved the way for the unprecedented mobilization witnessed during the 2011 revolution…
Abstract Teaser: Political narratives shape public opinion and influence global decision-making, particularly in times of crisis. This presentation applies George Lakoff’s moral politics framework to examine how media outlets construct and disseminate ideological perspectives through framing strategies, metaphors, and cognitive biases. While…
Abstract Teaser: Sharing news over social media has become an everyday practice among social media users worldwide. Literature has shown that many factors affect news-sharing behavior in many Western countries. Little is known about this phenomenon among youth in the Arab region.…
I am interested in Reading, Cinema reviews, podcasts, and documentaries.
my current research project is about innovations in journalism practice.
Abstract Teaser: The rise of social media platforms has provided unprecedented communication avenues for the public, notably benefiting marginalized voices in authoritarian regimes. This perception leads users in authoritarian nations to believe they possess enhanced communicative opportunities. Social media algorithms influence news…
Abstract Teaser: Accreditation in engineering education serves as a rigorous quality assurance process, verifying that academic programs are systematically designed to equip graduates with clearly defined professional competencies. These programs must align with recognized standards and be evaluated by independent accrediting bodies.…
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Etuaptmu’k T’an Telo’ltimk: Exploring Ways to Develop Cultural Identity and Wellness for Two-Spirit People Through Two-Eyed Seeing (98096)
Session Information: BAMC2025 | Ethnicity, Literature, Literary Studies | Session Chair: Frieda Joy Angelica Olay RuizFriday, 3 October 2025 12:40
Session: Session 2
Room: (1F) Sant Sebastià
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Etuaptmumk / Two-Eyed Seeing (E/TES) forms the foundation for researching Two-Spirit identity in relation to gender, sexuality, and sex. This paper explores how positive social identity is fostered to support Etuijijaqmijuinu’k, the term for Two-Spirit in Mi’kmaw, through language and…
Beyond Authenticity: Understanding Adaptation and Survival Through Mimicry Among Filipinos in Japan (95251)
Session Information: BAMC2025 | Ethnicity, Literature, Literary Studies | Session Chair: Frieda Joy Angelica Olay RuizFriday, 3 October 2025 12:15
Session: Session 2
Room: (1F) Sant Sebastià
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Relationship formation in the Philippines can be characterized as created by adoption and adaptation. This can be observed in how Filipinos managed different groups who they encountered. This paper explores how mimicry functions as a tool for communication among migrants…
Migration, Identity, and the Symbolic Weight of Place in Colm Tóibín’s Brooklyn (96189)
Session Information: BAMC2025 | Ethnicity, Literature, Literary Studies | Session Chair: Frieda Joy Angelica Olay RuizFriday, 3 October 2025 11:50
Session: Session 2
Room: (1F) Sant Sebastià
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The paper analyzes Brooklyn (2009) by Colm Tóibín using the lens of migration, identity, and urban symbolism, while placing it in a larger context of Irish literature's preoccupation with the themes of exile and belonging. Brooklyn, a celebrated work of…
Listening to Literature: Intermedial Forms and the Reconfiguration of Textuality (96624)
Session Information: BAMC2025 | Ethnicity, Literature, Literary Studies | Session Chair: Frieda Joy Angelica Olay RuizFriday, 3 October 2025 11:25
Session: Session 2
Room: (1F) Sant Sebastià
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Literature, traditionally shaped by visual dominance and ocularcentric discourse, has increasingly embraced intermedial forms in response to cultural and technological shifts. Since the 1960s, efforts to democratize sensory perception and challenge the hegemony of visuality has led to the development…
A Study on the Early Historic Society of Kerala, its Society, Trade and Burial Practices Through the Megaliths (1000BCE to 500CE) (95879)
Session Information: BAMC2025 | History and Cultural Studies | Session Chair: Priyadarsini ParimadathilFriday, 3 October 2025 10:45
Session: Session 1
Room: (1F) Sant Sebastià
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Megaliths are undressed burial stones belonging to pre-historic Kerala, in India during 1000BCE to 500CE. Originally excavated by J. Babington, in Kerala, the term megaliths derives its origin from the Greek words 'Mega' (big) and 'Lithos' (stone). In this period,…
Musical Identity and Cultural Resilience: An Analysis of Nasep Music in Thai Muslim Communities (97877)
Session Information: BAMC2025 | History and Cultural Studies | Session Chair: Priyadarsini ParimadathilFriday, 3 October 2025 10:20
Session: Session 1
Room: (1F) Sant Sebastià
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: This study examines nasep music as a crucial cultural mechanism for identity construction and preservation within Muslim communities in southern Thailand. Through ethnomusicological analysis combining structural musical examination with cultural studies methodology, this research reveals how nasep functions as both…
Documenting Dissent: The Role of Online Platforms in Archiving Filipino Rap Performances (95385)
Session Information: BAMC2025 | History and Cultural Studies | Session Chair: Priyadarsini ParimadathilFriday, 3 October 2025 09:55
Session: Session 1
Room: (1F) Sant Sebastià
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The FlipTop Rap Battle League emerged as a grassroots platform for local rap artists in the Philippines. For over 14 years, it has showcased a dynamic fusion of artistry, cultural identity, and innovation. With raw energy, this modern-day balagtasan or…
Globalisation, AI, and Cultural Intelligence: Reimagining Classrooms Practices for Fostering Moroccan EFL University Students’ 21st Century Skills (98009)
Session Information: BCE/BAMC2025 | Innovative Technologies in Education | Session Chair: Nourreddine MenyaniFriday, 3 October 2025 14:50
Session: Session 3
Room: (1F) Barceloneta
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: With the increasing prominence of intercultural competence in the context of globalised language education, this cross-sectional study investigates how Moroccan EFL university students experience the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in supporting the development of cultural intelligence (CQ). Focusing specifically…
The Use of Virtual Reality (VR) of Future Teachers at Kuwait University (95428)
Session Information: BCE/BAMC2025 | Innovative Technologies in Education | Session Chair: Nourreddine MenyaniFriday, 3 October 2025 14:25
Session: Session 3
Room: (1F) Barceloneta
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The aim of this study is to identify the use of virtual reality (VR) from the perspective of future teachers at Kuwait University. The researcher used a descriptive-analytical approach, and the study tool was a questionnaire that included different dimensions:…
Using ChatGPT 4o Feedback to Enhance ESL Students’ Writing (97321)
Session Information: BCE/BAMC2025 | Innovative Technologies in Education | Session Chair: Nourreddine MenyaniFriday, 3 October 2025 14:00
Session: Session 3
Room: (1F) Barceloneta
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: AI is advancing fast, and with it, it is affecting all sectors, especially the educational sector. Educators have just started embracing the use of AI in their classrooms. The use of AI in teaching and learning has proven its success…
From Textbook to Talkbot: A Case Study of a Greek-Language RAG-Based Chatbot in Higher Education (96217)
Session Information: BCE/BAMC2025 | Innovative Technologies in Education | Session Chair: Nourreddine MenyaniFriday, 3 October 2025 13:35
Session: Session 3
Room: (1F) Barceloneta
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
https://www.linkedin.com/in/maria-eleni-koutsiaki-9a57bb15b
Abstract Teaser: The integration of AI chatbots into educational settings has opened new pathways for transforming teaching and learning, offering enhanced support to both educators and learners. This study investigates the design and application of an AI chatbot as an educational tool…
Engineered Not to Learn: The Four Digital-Induced Cognitive Impairments Hindering Learning Process in Digital Natives (95227)
Session Information: BCE/BAMC2025 | Education/Pedagogy | Session Chair: Stefano CaggianoFriday, 3 October 2025 12:40
Session: Session 2
Room: (1F) Barceloneta
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The business model of social media maximizes screen time by exploiting dopamine-driven mechanisms, engaging attention and short-term memory to process constant interruptions. Over time, users develop an addiction to distraction, fostering dependency on shallow engagement and undermining deep focus. Due…
Enhancing Student Engagement in Online Higher Education in Bangladesh Through Gamification (96533)
Session Information: BCE/BAMC2025 | Education/Pedagogy | Session Chair: Stefano CaggianoFriday, 3 October 2025 12:15
Session: Session 2
Room: (1F) Barceloneta
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: As online learning becomes integral to higher education in Bangladesh, keeping students engaged in virtual classrooms remains a pressing challenge, especially amid issues such as limited internet access and diverse learner needs. This study examines the effectiveness of gamification, which…
Peer Feedback Through Self-controlled Video: A Cooperative Learning Strategy for the Development of Motor Skills in Physical Education (95081)
Session Information: BCE/BAMC2025 | Education/Pedagogy | Session Chair: Stefano CaggianoFriday, 3 October 2025 11:50
Session: Session 2
Room: (1F) Barceloneta
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Peer assessment is defined as “a mechanism in which individuals evaluate the quantity, level, value, worth, quality, or success of learning products or outcomes of peers of similar status” (Topping, 1998, p. 250). Among the different approaches to peer assessment,…
Reflective Learning for Students with Low Motivation to Learn: Focusing on Self-efficacy (95088)
Session Information: BCE/BAMC2025 | Education/Pedagogy | Session Chair: Stefano CaggianoFriday, 3 October 2025 11:25
Session: Session 2
Room: (1F) Barceloneta
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The present study aimed to enhance the self-efficacy (defined as the belief in one’s capabilities to execute a task successfully) of students with low motivation to learn. These students often lack confidence in their own learning because they have not…
The Transformative Power and Evolving Dynamics of Social Media Activism in Egypt: A Scoping Review (98082)
Session Information: BAMC2025 | Media Studies | Session Chair: Nagwa FahmyFriday, 3 October 2025 10:45
Session: Session 1
Room: (1F) Barceloneta
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The importance of social media activism in Egypt was far-reaching and multifaceted. The rise of social media activism marked a significant shift in Egypt’s political engagement landscape. It paved the way for the unprecedented mobilization witnessed during the 2011 revolution…
Moral Frames in the Media: How Lakoff Explains Political Narratives in the Face of Contemporary Crises (93936)
Session Information: BAMC2025 | Media Studies | Session Chair: Nagwa FahmyFriday, 3 October 2025 10:20
Session: Session 1
Room: (1F) Barceloneta
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Political narratives shape public opinion and influence global decision-making, particularly in times of crisis. This presentation applies George Lakoff’s moral politics framework to examine how media outlets construct and disseminate ideological perspectives through framing strategies, metaphors, and cognitive biases. While…
Source Credibility and News Commentary Impact on News-Sharing via Social Media in the UAE (95253)
Session Information: BAMC2025 | Media Studies | Session Chair: Nagwa FahmyFriday, 3 October 2025 09:55
Session: Session 1
Room: (1F) Barceloneta
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Sharing news over social media has become an everyday practice among social media users worldwide. Literature has shown that many factors affect news-sharing behavior in many Western countries. Little is known about this phenomenon among youth in the Arab region.…
The ‘Invisible Gatekeepers’: Arab Users’ Perceptions of the Algorithmic Impacts on News Consumption About the Gaza War (98139)
Session Information: BAMC2025 | Media Studies | Session Chair: Nagwa FahmyFriday, 3 October 2025 09:30
Session: Session 1
Room: (1F) Barceloneta
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
I am interested in Reading, Cinema reviews, podcasts, and documentaries.
my current research project is about innovations in journalism practice.
Abstract Teaser: The rise of social media platforms has provided unprecedented communication avenues for the public, notably benefiting marginalized voices in authoritarian regimes. This perception leads users in authoritarian nations to believe they possess enhanced communicative opportunities. Social media algorithms influence news…
The Accreditation Journey in Engineering Education: Insights from a Dean’s Perspective (98221)
Session Information: BCE2025 | Educational Policy, Leadership, Management and Administration | Session Chair: Yasar G. SahinFriday, 3 October 2025 14:50
Session: Session 3
Room: (B1) Sants
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Accreditation in engineering education serves as a rigorous quality assurance process, verifying that academic programs are systematically designed to equip graduates with clearly defined professional competencies. These programs must align with recognized standards and be evaluated by independent accrediting bodies.…
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