EVALUATION OF EXPERIENTIAL MARKETING WEBSITE FOR ATTRACTING FOREIGN STUDENTS TO LATVIAN HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Attracting Students to Engineering: Using Intuitive HRIs for Educational Purposes

Today, industrialized countries are facing a major problem, the lack of skilled engineers. Despite the increasing demand for engineers in the labor market, the number of students going to engineering courses has been declining. This paper reports some initiatives carried out by the industrial robotics laboratory of the University of Coimbra (Portugal) which can contribute to help the youths to ...

the evaluation and comparison of two esp textbooks available on the iranian market for teaching english to the students of medicine

abstract this study evaluated and compared medical terminology and english for the students of medicine (ii) as two representatives of the textbooks available on the iranian market for teaching english to the students of medicine. this research was performed on the basis of a teacher’s and a number of students’ attitudes and the students’ needs analysis for two reasons: first, to investigate...

Preamble of Constitution VS Govt.'s Policy to Promote Private Higher Educational Institutions in India: A Mathematical Model for Solution

Prediction using Classification Technique for the Students' Enrollment Process in Higher Educational Institutions

In recent years, Indian higher educational institutes grow rapidly. There is more competition between institutes for attracting students to get enrollment in their institutes. The admission process is conducted every year at the institute and it results in the recording of large amounts of data. But, in most of the cases this data is not properly utilized (or analyzed) and results in wastage of...

Designing website attributes to induce experiential encounters

Can websites be designed to be both utilitarian and hedonic? This article approaches this question by identifying Web attributes, their direct impacts on experiential flow, and their direct and indirect impacts on the utilitarian and hedonic aspects of Web performance. The results presented here support the proposal that, as an information-laden medium, a successful website must be able to use ...