Mihail-Alexandru Dumangiu

Mihail-Alexandru Dumangiu


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Academic Career Length

6Years (2021-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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18 September 2021 in Sustainability
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Valentin KuletoValentin Kuleto
Valentin Kuleto
Milena IlićMilena Ilić
Milena Ilić
MDMihail-Alexandru Dumangiu
Mihail-Alexandru Dumangiu
MRMarko Rankovic
Marko Rankovic
Oliva M. D. MartinsOliva M. D. Martins
Oliva M. D. Martins
LMLarisa Mihoreanu
Larisa Mihoreanu
The way people travel, organise their time, and acquire information has changed due to information technologies. Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are mechanisms that evolved from data management and developing processes. Incorporating these mechanisms into business is a trend many different industries, including education, have identified as game-changers. As a result, education platforms and applications are more closely aligned with learners’ needs and knowledge, making the educational process more efficient. Therefore, AI and ML have great potential in e-learning and higher education institutions (HEI). Thus, the article aims to determine its potential and use areas in higher education based on secondary research and document analysis (literature review), content analysis, and primary research (survey). As referent points for this research, multiple academic, scientific, and commercial sources were used to obtain a broader picture of the research subject. Furthermore, the survey was implemented among students in the Republic of Serbia, with 103 respondents to generate data and information on how much knowledge of AI and ML is held by the student population, mainly to understand both opportunities and challenges involved in AI and ML in HEI. The study addresses critical issues, like common knowledge and stance of research bases regarding AI and ML in HEI; best practices regarding usage of AI and ML in HEI; students’ knowledge of AI and ML; and students’ attitudes regarding AI and ML opportunities and challenges in HEI. In statistical considerations, aiming to evaluate if the indicators were considered reflexive and, in this case, belong to the same theoretical dimension, the Correlation Matrix was presented, followed by the Composite Reliability. Finally, the results were evaluated by regression analysis. The results indicated that AI and ML are essential technologies that enhance learning, primarily through students’ skills, collaborative learning in HEI, and an accessible research environment.

6 May 2022 in Sustainability
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ACAdin-Marian Cojocaru
Adin-Marian Cojocaru
Rocsana Tonis Bucea - ManeaRocsana Tonis Bucea - Manea
Rocsana Tonis Bucea - Manea
Anca JianuAnca Jianu
Anca Jianu
MDMihail-Alexandru Dumangiu
Mihail-Alexandru Dumangiu
LALygia Ulpiana Alexandrescu
Lygia Ulpiana Alexandrescu
MCMarilena Cojocaru
Marilena Cojocaru
The COVID-19 pandemic in recent years and the massive presence of information technology generate one of the biggest challenges facing humanity, namely the technological challenge. In this context, educational technologies have a positive impact on the correct and effective teaching and learning of physical education and sports (PES), with a great positive impact on future sustainable higher education (HE). Thus, various innovative techniques could be of interest, such as the use of social networks and fitness sites, e-learning platforms, computer games, and telephone applications involving video analysis and age-specific images of students and the skills taught. This study aims to establish the main means used by technology, through which it can improve the teaching, learning, and practice of PES. This paper demonstrates the positive effects of technology on the PES field in modern society through a regression model, applied to data collected from 260 students from 2 Romanian PES Universities. The pedagogical and educational elements of our model also highlight the role of technology as a facilitator of knowledge, functioning as a tool that comes to the aid of specialists in the PES field.
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