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Morphological Influence On Publicness In Bandung’s Public Spaces: A Case Study Of Alun-Alun And Cihampelas Walk Mall
(2025-06)
Friestya, Asharsinyo Doddy
This research is focused on the relationship between the form, function, form, and meaning of public space to the degree level of publicness of spaces in Bandung City. The purpose of this research is to reveal all the relationships that exist between the concept of public space and its influence on the degree of publicness of Bandung city spaces in the context of change. This research is descriptive-analytical and interpretative based on the structuralist approach and empirical evidence obtained from case studies, namely in the case of Alun-Alun Bandung and Cihampelas Walk Bandung.
Understanding Residents' Support For Intangible Cultural Heritage: A Study Of Behavioural Intention Towards Gejia Batik Preservation In Southeast Guizhou
(2025-01)
Li, Xizhen
With accelerated industrialisation and globalisation, protecting and inheriting intangible cultural heritage has become a focal topic for scholars in recent years. In china, gejia batik is a national intangible cultural heritage with a long history and rich culture. However, its inheritance also faces challenges from social modernisation. Although a substantial amount of literature discussed the protection of intangible cultural heritage and some literature studied the inheritance and development of gejia batik, little consideration was given to residents’ support for intangible cultural heritage. Therefore, aiming to explain residents’ behavioural intention to protect gejia batik, this study establishes a new theoretical framework that connects the theory of planned behaviour and the value-attitude-behaviour model. This research adopts an explanatory sequential mixed method design to pursue the study. Firstly, the researcher collected 412 on-site survey data from four representative gejia villages to test the proposed model: fengxiang, wangba, tangdu and matang villages.
The Effects Of A Vocal Music Metacognition E-Learning (Vm-Mel) Module On Music Metacognitive Awareness, Self-Directed Learning And Singing Performance Achievement Of Preschool Education College Students In China
(2025-01)
Li, Wen
In recent years, e-learning has increasingly been adopted as a learning mode in vocal music education. However, the transition from traditional face-to-face teaching to online environments presents multiple challenges. Teachers often struggle to adapt to new instructional methods, and students frequently lack effective self-directed learning (sdl) strategies. Research highlights metacognition as a crucial method for enhancing sdl and academic performance in e-learning settings. Accordingly, this study developed the vocal music metacognition e-learning (vm-mel) module, which combines metacognitive and sdl strategies to enhance learners' metacognitive awareness, sdl capabilities, and singing performance. Using a quasi-experimental design, this research compared the performance of an experimental group (38 participants) with a control group (42 participants) before and after an eight-week training programme, supplemented by interviews with participants to evaluate the instructional effectiveness of the vm-mel module. The results revealed that vm-mel significantly improved students' metacognitive awareness, sdl, and singing performance. The vm-mel module, offers practical teaching and sdl strategies for music educators and students. The widespread adoption of this module will ensure equitable learning opportunities for learners, enabling them to study independently at any time and place.
Innovative Decorative Design Suggestion For Nixi Black Pottery Handicraft At Yunnan, China
(2024-10)
Zou, Wei
The Nixi black pottery from Tangdui Village, Shangri-La City, Yunnan Province, China is an intangible cultural heritage with a history of more than 2,000 years. The main problem of Nixi black pottery decoration is the lack of diversified design thinking. The research goal is to propose innovative design suggestions for Nixi black pottery decoration based on the modern aesthetics of the younger generation.
Users Acceptance Model Adapting Sustainability-Oriented Modularity Methods Of Replaceable Filter Mask (Rfm) In Jinshan District, China
(2024-11)
Xu, Yang
This research explores modular and sustainable design, focusing on developing of sustainable modular product design (mspd) to promote environmental protection. With the replaceable filter mask (rfm) as a case study, it examines user behavioral intentions by applying the theory of planned behavior (tpb) and the technology acceptance model (tam). After a comparative analysis of various models (tpb, tam, utaut, utaut2), the study concludes that the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology 2 (utaut2) is most suitable for assessing mspd as a new technology. A mixed-method sequential explanatory design was employed. In the quantitative phase, data from 500 mechanical industry employees (mies) in shanghai's jinshan district were analyzed using structural equation modeling (sem) to explore the willingness to use mspd-based rfm. The study also examined mediating and moderating effects through a chained structural model. In the qualitative phase, thematic analysis of structured and semi-structured interviews with mies provided insights into the factors influencing their willingness to use the rfm. Key findings indicate that latent variables in utaut2, such as performance expectancy, social influence, hedonic motivation, and habit, positively affect mies' use of mspd’s rfm. Newly added variables like decorativeness and innovativeness also play a significant role.

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