Increasing Student Engagement in Pharmacy Law

Increasing student engagement in learning

Three decades after the first computer was introduced into school classrooms, educational technology remains surprisingly controversial. This paper provides a forum for informed use of technology in the context of emergent research from the learning sciences. Today's schools cite a myriad of purposes for technology in schools, including improved teaching, leadership, and decision making, as wel...

Increasing Student Engagement in Software Engineering with Gamification

Gamification, or the use of game elements in non-game contexts, has become an increasingly popular approach to increasing end-user engagement in many contexts, including employee productivity, sales, recycling, and education. Our preliminary work has shown that gamification can be used to boost student engagement and learning in basic software testing. We seek to expand our gamified software en...

Studying Institutional Engagement: Utilizing Social Psychology Research Methodologies to Study Law Student Engagement

In The Architecture of Inclusion, Susan Sturm outlines a framework for developing inclusive institutions and for building the structural supports necessary to sustain inclusiveness.1 She develops three ideas key to the task of creating and facilitating institutional inclusiveness: 1) the development of a norm of institutional citizenship as a justification and goal for diversity initiatives, 2)...

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Factors affecting pharmacy engagement and pharmacy customer devotion in community pharmacy: A structural equation modeling approach

BACKGROUND The concept of customer engagement and devotion has been applied in various service businesses to keep the customers with business However, a limited number of studies were performed to examine the context of customer engagement and devotion in pharmacy business which focus on the impact of customer perceptions about pharmacists, perceived quality of pharmacy structure, medication pr...