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Original Article
Open Access
Digital Initiatives for Access and Quality in Higher Education: An Overview
Shakeel Ahmad
· pp. 9–18
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2020/v13i1/149944
Higher education plays an important role to develop good and creative individuals and is viewed as a powerful means to build a knowledge - based society. It is the foundation for growth in productivity, income, and employment opportunities, which enhance …
Keywords:
Access, Digital Initiatives, Digital Transformation, Growth, Higher Education and Quality
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Original Article
Open Access
A Study on Professors' Adeptness and Students' Expectations on Perceived Student Learning Outcomes
Srividya Prathiba
· pp. 19–32
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2020/v13i1/149945
Higher education plays a major role in defining the education system in India. This paper aimed at devising a structural equation model on professors' adeptness, students' expectations, and student perceived learning outcomes among engineering college students studying in Chennai. The …
Keywords:
Education Management, Higher Education, Learning Outcome, NAAC, NBA, Professors' Adeptness, Student Engagement
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Original Article
Open Access
Effect of Professional Attributes on Professional - Life Conflict : Gender as a Moderator in the Indian IT Industry
K. Thriveni Kumari
· pp. 33–44
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2020/v13i1/149946
The paper perceived the moderating role of gender on professional attributes with professional-life conflict (PLC). The study was drawn with a sample of 319 techie employees working in different IT sectors across India. Professional attributes were found as important elements …
Keywords:
Attributes, Conflict, Gender, IT Industry, Life, Professional, Techie Employees
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Original Article
Open Access
Impact of Internet Addiction on Workplace Procrastination: An Empirical Study on Millennial Employees
Shweta Kastiya, Arti Sharma
· pp. 45–58
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2020/v13i1/149947
This paper examined the factors of Internet addiction and workplace procrastination among millennial employees. The research design of the empirical study was descriptive and the impact of 20 factors, each of Internet addiction and workplace procrastination, were studied on millennial …
Keywords:
Internet Addiction, Procrastination, Millennial Employees