Ali Sharaf Al-Musawi

Prof. Dr. Ali Sharaf Al-Musawi

Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat, Masqaţ, Oman
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Emeritus Professor, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman

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Academic Career Length

25Years (2002-Present)

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

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13 March 2020 in International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning (iJET)
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AAAsmaa Y. Al Amri
Asmaa Y. Al Amri
MOMohamed Eltahir Osman
Mohamed Eltahir Osman
Ali Sharaf Al-MusawiAli Sharaf Al-Musawi
Ali Sharaf Al-Musawi
--This study aimed to examine the effectiveness of a 3D-Virtual Reality Learning Environment the Omani 8th-grade students’ achievement and motivation towards physics learning. To achieve the study objectives, data were collected using two instruments: an achievement test and a motivation questionnaire. The sample consisted of sixty-five female students. They were divided into two groups, (32) students in the experimental group and (33) students in the control group. The findings of this research study indicated a greater improvement in students’ achievement in physics after using the 3D-VRLE compared to their counterparts in the traditional learning environment. Furthermore, the results showed that the 3D-VRLE has a positive effect on students’ motivation towards physics learning. In the light of these findings, the study recommended the importance of using the 3D-VRLE in the Ministry of Education schools. Research areas for future investigation in the field of the 3D-VRLEs were also suggested.

11 April 2011 in Asia-Pacific Journal of Teacher Education
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HAHussain Alkharusi
Hussain Alkharusi
AKAli Mahdi Kazem
Ali Mahdi Kazem
Ali Sharaf Al-MusawiAli Sharaf Al-Musawi
Ali Sharaf Al-Musawi

8 September 2016 in Journal of Science Education and Technology
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SASulaiman M. Al-Balushi
Sulaiman M. Al-Balushi
Ali Sharaf Al-MusawiAli Sharaf Al-Musawi
Ali Sharaf Al-Musawi
AAAbdullah K. Ambusaidi
Abdullah K. Ambusaidi
FAFatemah H. Al-Hajri
Fatemah H. Al-Hajri

7 December 2021 in Mathematics
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Amir Masoud RahmaniAmir Masoud Rahmani
Amir Masoud Rahmani
Rizwan Ali NaqviRizwan Ali Naqvi
Rizwan Ali Naqvi
MMMazhar Malik
Mazhar Malik
TSTauqeer Safdar
Tauqeer Safdar
MSMahyar Sadrishojaei
Mahyar Sadrishojaei
Ali Sharaf Al-MusawiAli Sharaf Al-Musawi
Ali Sharaf Al-Musawi
The suspension of institutions around the world in early 2020 due to the COVID-19 virus did not stop the learning process. E-learning concepts and digital technologies enable students to learn from a safe distance while continuing their educational pursuits. Currently, the Internet of Things (IoT) is one of the most rapidly increasing technologies in today’s digital world; and e-learning is one of the most powerful learning methods available. In today’s world, smart devices and new technologies assist teachers in concentrating on new models of student learning while avoiding time wastage. By examining the characteristics of the Internet of Things and the challenges that exist in the field of e-learning, the potential functions, benefits, and advancements of utilizing the Internet of Things in online education are identified and discussed. This article examines the existing and future condition of the Internet of Things world as it pertains to the topic of education and sophisticated capabilities available through the Internet of Things that enable the application of e-learning after an architecture has been designed. Students’ pulse rates, brain waves, and skin resistance are measured in real time by a collection of IoT sensors, including cameras, microphones, and wearable gadgets. By utilizing the proposed architecture, universities can change their distance learning tactics to maximize resources and boost efficiency without changing their overall academic activities. According to the study’s findings, e-learning has a favorable and statistically significant impact on students’ flexibility, learning experience, educational productivity, and overall quality of education.

16 April 2004 in British Journal of Educational Technology
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Ali Sharaf Al-MusawiAli Sharaf Al-Musawi
Ali Sharaf Al-Musawi
ASAli Sharaf
Ali Sharaf
AAAhmed Yousif Abdelraheem
Ahmed Yousif Abdelraheem

15 July 2020 in European Journal of Educational Research
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AEAdel ElAdl
Adel ElAdl
Ali Sharaf Al-MusawiAli Sharaf Al-Musawi
Ali Sharaf Al-Musawi
This study aims to investigate students’ attitudes towards e- book use, and its relationship to self-efficacy and academic motivation in Omani...