Using e-learning to engage unemployed rural women in aquaculture in Bangladesh to reduce poverty

Rupok, Quazi Sunjida Shawket; Chowdhury, Abdullahi

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“…Meanwhile, recent studies show that the 10.3389/feduc.2022.927943 active participation of women in the use of the internet for advocacy will reduce the level of corruption (Susilowati et al, 2021). However, because it is not immediately tied to the meeting of family needs, it might be challenging to encourage rural women or mothers (marginalized areas), especially those who are largely living in poverty, to participate in internetbased advocacy (Rupok and Chowdhury, 2018). It is, therefore, imperative to create awareness about online education and online community through the internet and IR 4.0, and how they could yield direct benefits to the daily lives of marginalized families.…”

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The role of mothers in anti-corruption education: The development of “BUTIKO” as knowledge-sharing virtual community

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This article contends that if anti-corruption campaigns are to be effective, mothers must be involved in anti-corruption education, especially for children. The process of character-building will require early inculcation of anti-corruption ideals to prevent the manifestation of corrupt behavior in the future. However, lack of access to educational materials, especially in rural areas, makes the role of mothers in educating their children about corruption difficult. In order to overcome this impediment, this article advances a novel solution based on the use of information technology by mothers to offer anti-corruption education to their children in rural areas. The purpose of this article is to discuss the proposed framework of Bunda Anti Korupsi “Butiko” (BUTIKO) virtual community. The virtual community helps mothers (Bunda) and children to access character education and anti-corruption knowledge from experts. It is expected that the creation of the virtual community character education will help prevent future corruption.

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Technology Trends and Cyber Security in Bangladesh

Hasan

Muna

2022

International Journal of Technology Diffusion

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The world has now become truly a borderless territory with the rapid growth of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in every sector of social and economic life. While the developed countries are very much concerned regarding ICT modernization and cybersecurity yet surprisingly most of the developing countries like Bangladesh are unaware of the maturity of their ICT use and vulnerability of cybercrimes. This study investigates the current trends and maturity of ICT use in various sectors in Bangladesh and their cybersecurity issues based on a literature review. The main contribution of this study is to assist the relative policymaker and tech leaders to understand the current situation regarding technology use and cybersecurity in Bangladesh in order to enact necessary action plans, policies, and regulations to the advancement of ICT and protect against cybercrimes.

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Using e-learning to engage unemployed rural women in aquaculture in Bangladesh to reduce poverty

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The role of mothers in anti-corruption education: The development of “BUTIKO” as knowledge-sharing virtual community

The role of mothers in anti-corruption education: The development of “BUTIKO” as knowledge-sharing virtual community

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