Rhetorical Regime in Borderless Communities: Distributed Hashing for Educational Equity

Potential Abstract: In this study, we investigate the role of distributed hashing in fostering educational equity within borderless communities. The concept of distributed hashing, often utilized in the context of blockchain technology, allows for the decentralization and secure sharing of information across diverse networks. Drawing on theories of rhetoric and educational policy analysis, we explore … Read more

Emancipatory Learning Analytics Through Polytextual Concept Maps: Navigating the Regime of Educational Data

Potential Abstract: This study explores the potential of using polytextual concept maps as a tool for emancipatory learning analytics in educational settings. Embracing a critical perspective, the research investigates how this innovative approach can help learners engage with complex information landscapes, challenge dominant discourses, and promote critical thinking and agency. Drawing on the theoretical framework … Read more

Unveiling Nuances: Leveraging Large Language Models for Open Educational Models through a Kristevan Lens

Potential Abstract: Large language models (LLMs) have emerged as powerful tools in various fields, including education. However, their potential for supporting open educational models and capturing nuances in educational content remains underexplored. This study leverages insights from Kristeva’s semiotic theory to examine how LLMs can be utilized to reveal and analyze subtle nuances in educational … Read more

Unpacking Innovative Meanings in Multivoiced Hackathons: A Novel Research Method Approach

Potential Abstract: Abstract: Hackathons have gained popularity as platforms for innovation and collaboration, particularly in the realm of education. However, the meanings and experiences of participants in these events are often overlooked, especially in the context of diverse perspectives and voices. This research aims to address this gap by introducing a novel research method that … Read more

Situated Discourses in Contested Conversations: Examining Service Learning in Education

Potential Abstract: Abstract: This research study explores the intersection of situated discourses and contested conversations within the context of service learning in education. Service learning is a pedagogical approach that integrates community service with academic instruction, aiming to foster civic engagement and social responsibility among students. However, the implementation of service learning initiatives often involves … Read more

Investigating Causal Frames of Virtual Currency in Education through a Marxist Lens

Potential Abstract: This study explores the causal frames surrounding the utilization of virtual currency in educational settings through a Marxist perspective. As the use of virtual currency in education becomes more prevalent, it is crucial to examine the underlying structures and ideologies that shape its implementation and effects. Drawing on Marxist theories of capitalism, commodification, … Read more

Discrete Statistics Exploration in Education: Leveraging Jupyter Notebooks and Cloud Technologies for Critical Conversations on Neoliberal Trends

Potential Abstract: In this research article, we explore the integration of discrete statistics education within the context of modern educational technologies, namely Jupyter notebooks and cloud platforms. Focusing on the intersection of data literacy and critical pedagogy, we investigate how these tools can be leveraged to facilitate meaningful conversations around neoliberal trends in education. By … Read more

Democratic Models and Dev Ops: A Derridean Analysis of Regotiation in Education

Potential Abstract: This research explores the intersection of democratic models, development operations (Dev Ops), and Derridean philosophy in the context of regotiation within educational settings. Drawing on the principles of democracy, Dev Ops practices, and Derrida’s deconstructive approach, this study investigates how power dynamics, collaborative practices, and the renegotiation of meaning impact educational processes and … Read more

Unpacking Unanswered Questions: Racial Inference in Service Learning and Ungrading

Potential Abstract: Abstract: This study aims to unpack the unanswered questions surrounding the intersection of race, service learning, and ungrading practices in higher education. As institutions seek to create more equitable and inclusive learning environments, educators are increasingly exploring innovative approaches such as service learning and ungrading. However, the ways in which these practices intersect … Read more

Uncovering the Nuances of Operant Aesthetics Perception in Socialist Education

Potential Abstract: This research study delves into the intricate relationship between operant aesthetics perception and socialist education, aiming to uncover the nuanced dynamics at play. Drawing from the fields of artificial intelligence and education, this interdisciplinary investigation seeks to explore how individuals within socialist educational systems perceive and respond to aesthetic stimuli in the learning … Read more

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