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1. Integration of Gamified Elements and Learning Style Data in Online Learning System

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Shrestha, Sushil, Joshi, Manish, Bashyal, Aakash, Timilsina, Arun, and Subedi, Sushant

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The increase in usage of Online Learning systems has provided a challenge to deliver e-contents based on user needs. This study uses learning style data to determine the learning profile and provide the content based on the user's needs, whereas gamified elements are used to increase user engagement. The combination of these two approaches would eventually increase the overall user motivation and interest in the platform. The model developed is used to predict the Learning Style (LS) preference by analyzing the activity data obtained from the student interaction in the course. Further, clustering is done to determine the LS preference of the user in the system. Content is designed based on user's learning styles and preferences and uploaded to the platform. Data were collected through surveys after the end of the course to measure students' perception of the three variables: "motivation, learning satisfaction," and "learning outcomes." The findings from the study suggest that the students showed high motivation, positive learning outcomes, and satisfaction with the developed contents.

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2023
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2. TECHNOLOGY READINESS OF INSURANCE SERVICES: A CASE STUDY OF NEPAL.

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Subedi, Sushant, Giri, Aayush Dip, Aadhikari, Saugat, and Shrestha, Sushil

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*TECHNOLOGICAL innovations, *TECHNOLOGY Acceptance Model, *INSURANCE companies, *INFRASTRUCTURE (Economics), *DATABASE management
Abstract

Technology infrastructure plays a crucial role in determining the readiness of E-services in any organization. The rapid evolution of technology and the diversification of customers have made it increasingly important to research the appropriate services and technologies to implement. This research paper examines the technology readiness of insurance companies in Nepal in relation to the growing expectations of customers. Insurance companies are inherently risky businesses for customers to trust. To gain the trust of customers and sustain the insurance business, it is necessary to plan and improve the quality of services. Once customers are willing to accept the services provided by these insurance companies and the right technologies are implemented for different services, it can ensure the technological readiness of insurance companies. The Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) is used to analyze the readiness of customers using current online services provided by insurance companies. A survey-based analysis helped in mapping the technological infrastructure readiness of insurance companies in relation to the services provided to customers. Five different domains of technical infrastructure have been used to analyze the readiness of insurance companies in Nepal, i.e., Infrastructure, DBMS, Applications Assessment Criteria, ICT Management, and Technical Skills. The findings of this research suggest that customers using insurance online services in Nepal trust the technologies and believe that using such services will enhance their daily experiences. However, the technological infrastructure implemented for providing quality service in the future is not sufficient. To be technically ready, it is necessary to constantly access customers' experiences and expectations to increase the capacity and implementation of technological infrastructure. This study can be beneficial to E-Governance practitioners, IT officers of insurance companies, and researchers of E-Governance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023

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