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Wan Nor Ashiqin Wan Ali
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Wan Nor Ashiqin Wan Ali
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Wan Nor Ashiqin, Wan Ali
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Ali, Wan Nor Ashiqin Wan
Wan Ali, Wan Nor Ashiqin
Wan Ali, W.N.A
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49960948500
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IXN-2942-2023
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PublicationThe Development of an Interactive Animation to Prevent Social Media Fraud( 2020-06-17)
;Lun C.W. ;Ishak N.A.Wahab M.H.A.Technology is the creation, invention, methods or systems of something new that has the purpose to overcome human's limitation, so that the creation can help human to complete the task that they cannot do. However, the world is getting advanced day-by-day, and so do the online frauds, where it is getting more types due to the ease of these technologies. People would use these advanced technologies to scam others, especially through social media. Thus, the number of online scam seems to be rising, and it is an appropriate action that someone does to bring benefits only for themselves. This paper is about the development of an interactive animation to increase the awareness of social media frauds among people and ways to prevent it. Subsequently, we created an animation that can raise the awareness of social media fraud among people, and hence they can also learn effective ways to prevent social media fraud from happening. -
PublicationA preliminary investigation: Nurturing student-centered learning through CT segmenting mobile augmented reality learning materials among TVET students in Malaysia( 2023-06-12)Wan Yahaya W.A.J.This paper describes a preliminary investigation (PI) on how the student-centered learning can be adapted through computational thinking (CT) and segmenting principle. The PI is conducted to investigate the current issues of teaching and learning and the importance of student-centered learning. This study highlights two main domains; CT and segmenting principle as well as one technology intervention to be adapted in designing a learning material that could support the student-centered learning. Articles' reviews and semi-structured interviews are two main methods used in this study. Ten respondents were selected to participate in the interview which are one content expert of CT, three lecturers and six students from Malaysian Technical University Network (MTUN). The findings of PI proved that there is a need to develop a learning material that support the student-centered learning and strengthen the findings of literature reviews that there is a lack of CT knowledge and awareness among MTUN students. Researcher highlights that a learning material related to digital video production could be designed and developed to support the student-centered learning and adapting the segmenting, CT as well as interactive mobile AR technology intervention to reduce the students' cognitive load and increase students' performance and interest in learning.
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PublicationA Review on Feature Extraction in Keystroke Dynamics( 2020-06-17)Wahab M.H.A.Feature extraction is an important process before an analysis of a data is carry out. Different behaviour of a user while using the keyboard is a feature that need to be identified in the Keystroke Dynamics (KD) study. Example are the difference between typing time between letters, typing speed and the force of a person pressing the keyboard. Past studies related to feature extraction for KD have been described in this paper. Various features that have been used are listed and the results of the study are compared. The results of this writing are expected to help new researchers in the process of evaluating KD.
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PublicationStudents' Perception in Learning Mathematics across Gender and Ethnicity( 2020-06-17)
;Daud A.S. ;Aziz M.K.N.A.Embong Z.This study attempts to integrate students' perceptions in mathematics knowledge in answering and explaining problems of mathematics learning that is presence in the classroom. The survey instrument used in this study called "Students' Perception on Mathematics Survey"(SPMS). All the marks and data gathered were tabulated, summarized, and analyzed using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) version 18. ANOVA analysis was used to analyze the data gathered. The data analysis reveals that there is no relationship between perception in mathematics across gender and ethnicity. It is recommended that future research employs bigger sampling for generalization purposes. In this way, results from this study may help to improve teachers' teaching methods in mathematics as well as to enhance students' academic performance in mathematics. -
PublicationSoft Biometrics and Its Implementation in Keystroke Dynamics( 2020-06-17)Wahab M.H.A.Biometrics is a unique art that exists within a person and allows it to be used to differentiate between one another. These biometrics can be divided into two categories namely behaviour and physical such as face, fingerprint, hand, voice and gait. There are previous studies which examine the personal's characteristic or personality as gender, age, cultural, weight, height, colour of hair etc. This personal's characteristic or personality also known as soft biometric. Several previous studies have shown that the use of soft biometric element (one or combination of elements) in the process of identifying individuals can improve the performance of individual recognition. This paper will elaborate and concludes past studies related to the use of soft biometric elements in KD. Several soft biometric elements applied in various methods of recognition on previous studies have been listed and the results of the studies are compared.
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PublicationThe development and feasibility testing of learner-paced digital video courseware( 2023)Wan Ahmad Jaafar Wan YahayaSince the COVID-19 epidemic across the world happen, educators are enthusiastic to use technology to aid students in their learning. The young adults specifically the university students are becoming more and more dependent on digital technology thanks to simple access through technology devices. The learning environments among university students are drastically change due to the COVID-19 epidemic which has highlighted the importance of digital video in teaching and learning. This paper aims to highlight the development of digital video learning courseware and the findings of its pilot testing. Researcher conducted pilot testing in investigating the use of digital video and its effects on students’ knowledge achievement, computational thinking (CT) self-efficacy perception, and perceived motivation. The results of pilot test indicated that the digital video learning courseware is a valid and reliable learning courseware for providing digital video knowledge to university students. This article describes the development of the courseware as well as the pilot testing.
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PublicationPenyampaian maklumat melalui pembangunan video interaktif( 2019)
;Hanisya Muhammad HusniLangkawi terkenal sebagai destinasi percutian. Terdapat pelbagai tawaran pelancongan yang disediakan di sana. Penduduk tempatan boleh mendapat manfaat bersama dengan dapat menyediakan rumah tumpangan. Namun begitu, apabila wujudnya begitu banyak hotel, saingan menjadi meningkat. Mereka sukar memasarkan perkhidmatan rumah tumpangan. Selain itu, pelancong berasa selesa dengan penggunaan peta walaupun ianya mempunyai saiz fizikal besar untuk dibawa ke mana-mana. Inisiatif penyelidik dalam membangunkan video interaktif adalah supaya memudahkan pelancong untuk akses ke tempat yang ingin dituju hanya melalui gadget masing masing. Model reka bentuk dan pembangunan Alessi dan Trollip telah digunakan bagi pembangunan video interaktif. Satu penilaian dilakukan bagi mendapatkan maklum balas video. Hasilnya merupakan pendapat dan penambah baikan bagi video interaktif ini. -
PublicationA systematic review of CTML segmenting principle on computational thinking( 2020)Wan Ahmad Jaafar Wan YahayaThis paper reviews systematically articles and journals in the past and current studies on Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning (CTML) segmenting principle and computational thinking. This paper specifically conducted to (i) identify articles that discussed computational thinking (CT) and segmenting principle, (ii) classify the various research domain and context are discussed in previous studies related to segmenting on CT, (iii) synthesis the results that are reported by relevant studies on CT and segmenting principle. The steps taken for these systematic reviews are adapted from PriSMA (2009). Out of 231 articles retrieved, 22 of them were identified for analytical purposes in tandem with the observed theme under keywords searched “computational thinking AND segmenting” and then, those articles are thoroughly reviewed. Our study revealed that the use of CT is most discussed on the programming and science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) subjects. Furthermore, this paper pointed out and highlighted that most of the reviewed articles are not related to the segmenting principle even though they are listed as the results of the keywords searched.
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PublicationSiri Diges Kemanusiaan : Kebitaraan InsanIsu kemanusiaan merupakan permasalahan semasa yang tidak kunjung padam dalam lembaran sejarah manusia. Buku ini memerihalkan isu-isu berkaitan keagamaan, kemanusiaan, komunikasi dan teknologi maklumat serta juga isu keusahawanan. Perbincangan bagi setiap isu dikupas berdasarkan persoalan isu semasa yang berlaku pada masa kini. Penulisan bersiri secara tahunan oleh ahli akademik ini berdasarkan kepada bidang kepakaran masing-masing. Penglibatan dan perkongsian ahli akademik yang berlatar belakangkan pelbagai disiplin ilmu menjadi kekuatan kepada diges kemanusiaan supaya sentiasa relevan dalam mendepani isu-isu semasa yang berlegar tentang kemanusiaan. Semoga penulisan ini dapat merangsang minda para pembaca untuk memahami dan mengkaji dengan lebih lanjut berkaitan isu-isu kemanusiaan yang dinamis keperluannya.
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PublicationPreliminary study in emerging competence domain: synergised computational thinking (CT) skills and Brain-Based Learning (BBL) in TVET curriculums( 2018)Recently, Malaysia’s higher education curriculum in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) has become popular especially in the education sector. There are strong relationships between government, industries and educational institutions in addressing and tackling the country’s skills challenges among university graduates to achieve Malaysia’s mission for high-income status by 2020. According to recent studies, the stakeholders failed to fulfil the job vacancies in their industries due to the lack of skilled university graduates, even though they are from the TVET institutions. The 11th Malaysia Plan foresees the increment of job vacancies that require the TVET-related skills in 2016 – 2020, however, some institutions are not able to produce graduates with TVET-related skills that met the industry demand. This study shows that most of the existing industries are directly or indirectly related to Information and Communication Technology (ICT) which are the third-largest economic catalyst in Malaysia. Based on the study conducted by National ICT Association of Malaysia (Pikom), 10% of new employees in ICT sectors are successfully accepted by the industries while the remaining 90% requires additional or extensive training before they are ready to work in the industries. These conditions happen due to the University’s failure in producing graduates with TVET-related skills that can support the rapid evolvement of ICT sectors.
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