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Bridging Gaps in Online Learning: A Systematic Literature Review on the Digital Divide
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January 2025

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Journal of Education and Learning

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Saiful Nujaimi

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This study explores the evolution and challenges of the digital divide in online education, intensified by the COVID-19 pandemic's shift toward digital learning environments. A systematic literature review was conducted using three databases: Web of Science, Scopus, and the Education Resources Information Centre. The review focuses on identifying research designs, aims, and barriers within the literature from 2013 to 2023, highlighting the impact of the digital divide on access to educational technologies and digital literacy. A total of twenty-two articles were included in the dataset. The review reveals that despite advancements in online education technologies, significant disparities persist in access, digital skills, and educational outcomes, particularly affecting marginalized communities in both urban and rural settings. The study underscores the necessity for enhanced infrastructure, targeted educational policies, and inclusive teaching practices to bridge these gaps. Recommendations are provided for future research directions and practical implementations to mitigate the digital divide's impact on educational equity.

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Content Feature of Medical Crowdfunding Information in Social Media—A Content and Effectiveness Analysis of Medical Crowdfunding Posts on Sina Weibo in China

September 2024

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Studies in Media and Communication

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Saiful Nujaimi

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Attracting donations is challenging but imperative for fundraisers to secure donations. Solicitation narratives serve as a key strategy for attracting both acquaintances and strangers, thereby influencing donation behavior. To optimize medical crowdfunding messaging on social media, this study explores prevalent content features of medical crowdfunding messages on Sina Weibo and determines whether these features impact message effectiveness. A retrospective content analysis was conducted on medical crowdfunding posts on Sina Weibo in China throughout 2023. The posts were systematically coded for the author’s gender, author type, target audience, key themes, human imagery, message sentiments, and message strategies, with their effectiveness analyzed using SPSS. Out of the 394 posts analyzed, private authors emerged as the dominant voices, directing their appeals predominantly toward the general public and often expressing neutral to negative sentiments. The overarching theme across these posts centered on the dire need for medical assistance. Including human imagery and informative message strategies was pivotal in determining post-effectiveness, eliciting heightened audience engagement in terms of likes and shares. Negative sentiment posts influenced comment effectiveness. These findings underscore the potential of social media campaigns in promoting altruistic health behaviors while emphasizing the critical role of strategic message design through the use of human imagery, informative message strategies, and negative sentiment to improve audience engagement.


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... Studies have underscored several factors that contribute to this divide, including poor internet connectivity, a lack of affordable devices, and insufficient teacher training in digital technologies [8,9]. Moreover, the absence of a comprehensive national policy for integrating ICT into education further hinders progress, particularly in terms of uniformity and scalability of digital inclusion efforts [10,11]. ...

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Digital Inclusion in Liberia’s Education Sector: Review of Barriers, Policy Gaps, and Strategic Interventions
Bridging Gaps in Online Learning: A Systematic Literature Review on the Digital Divide

Journal of Education and Learning

... A study by Wok and Mohd found that urban Malay women are largely predisposed to Western dressing due to repetitive visuals on broadcast and print media that emphasized on depictions of modern, liberal Malays [7]. Successor Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi returned Muslim governance into the foray and introduced "Islam Hadhari" in 2003, prescribing religiosity in national administration and flow of information [8], [9]. After Datuk Seri Najib Tun Abdul Razak replaced Badawi in 2008, Malay supremacy was subtly weaned in commitment of 1Malaysia social integration through new media platforms [10]. ...

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