The Successful Elements on Knowledge Sharing Constructed Social Media among Academic Staff

Aziz, Nor Erlissa Abd; Mokhtar, Siti Aishah; Arfin, Noor Arina Md; Jamin, Jashira; Aziz, Wan Adibah Hanis Wan; Abdullah, Nurulannisa

doi:10.3390/proceedings2022082066

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“…Social media is a powerful tool for those who do not have a background in information and technology but can afford many facilities to share their knowledge (N. E. A. Aziz et al, 2022). Networking can be done through social media, but it relies on their familiarity with it.…”

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Decoding Factors Influencing Knowledge Sharing Among Indonesian Scholars

Fadilla,

Nurqamarani,

Juliana

2024

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This study examines the determinant factors of knowledge-sharing intention and behaviour among academics in Indonesia. Academics need to compete and excel in global competition amidst obstacles such as qualification, competency, and working culture. The study integrated the Theory of Planned Behavior, Social Capital Theory, and perceived cost. A questionnaire was distributed online to academics, and 239 respondents were obtained. Data analysis was undertaken by using SEM-PLS. The result found that all the variables examined were determined to be significant, except commitment, extrinsic reward, and facilitating condition. The importance of social networks, trust, self-efficacy, management support, social media use, and perceived cost among academics. The result can help management better understand how to create a knowledge-sharing environment in the institution, significantly higher education institutions with open and distance learning systems.

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confidence: 99%