Nabilt Moggiano

Prof. Nabilt Moggiano


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Academic Career Length

5Years (2022-Present)

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

Representative Publications

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1 January 2022 in International Journal of Information and Education Technology
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SCSamuel Illapa Bellido Contreras
Samuel Illapa Bellido Contreras
BMBrandon James Huamán Mallcco
Brandon James Huamán Mallcco
CVCarla Milagros Fonseca Villar
Carla Milagros Fonseca Villar
NMNabilt Moggiano
Nabilt Moggiano
Educational software involves every program that is intended to be used as a didactic resource in teaching and learning processes. This project puts into practice, the gamification of learning as a pedagogical method, improving the teaching process and cognitive development, through the use of software. Level Up Kids software was developed through the traditional/cascade methodology, focusing on each stage of the process for its development, divided in: Analysis, Planning, Design, Content, Development and Testing. As a result, there was an 31.81% decrease of failed students, out of a total of 132 students, taking as evaluation criteria, the grades obtained during the 3rd and 4th bimester of the year 2021, using the software in this last period. Considering the Level Up Kids software as a complementary tool for education.

24 May 2024 in Preprints.org
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DVDANTE HERNAN VICENTE
DANTE HERNAN VICENTE
NMNabilt Moggiano
Nabilt Moggiano
Yuchen WangYuchen Wang
Yuchen Wang
CWChan-Seng Wong
Chan-Seng Wong
Weather-related risks in aviation are one of the main causes of accidents worldwide. This article aims to analyze aviation risks resulting from adverse weather conditions, using the case study of the Pucallpa accident that occurred on August 23, 2005, in eastern Peru. In this analysis, we have determined the relationship between meteorological information and aviation risks, presented a matrix of risks associated with the most predominant meteorological variables at Pucallpa airport, and drawn up three maps of meteorological risks indicating the month of the year in which their incidence is most relevant. Finally, we conclude that it is essential to emphasize the importance of considering the prevailing weather conditions at Pucallpa airport to help mitigate the potential risks that may occur during different phases of the flight.