• News Presenter skills evaluation using multi-modality and machine learning 

  Emam, Ahmed Mohamed; Elgarh, Mohamed AbdelAzim; Fahmy, Amany; Abdel Moniem, Amira; Atia, Ayman (IEEE, 2023-07)

  Assessing television presenters is a challenging yet essential task, as it requires considering numerous characteristics for their evaluation. A multi-modal approach is employed, utilizing various data sources such as eye ...
• Social Capital and Water Conservation Behavior among University Students in Egypt 

  El Zahed, Hala; Habib, Mary (Cairo University, 2020-12)

  Water represents national security issue in Egypt due to population rising, agricultural expansion, industrial development and recently the construction of the Ethiopian Great Dam. Facing such communal issues is affected ...
• Situating learning in the context of sustainability: Indigenous learning, formal schooling and beyond 

  Salem, Abeer (ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD, 2-4 PARK SQUARE, MILTON PARK, ABINGDON OX14 4RN, OXON, ENGLAND, 7/3/2019)

  This paper focuses on learning by a group of Bedouin women in a community in eastern Egypt. It discusses the dynamic nature of indigenous learning, and the adaptability of its patterns and content. It describes how its ...
• Can Social Media Incite Political Mobilization 

  Mosharafa, Eman (Al-Azhar University, 2012)

  Uprisings depend on whether oppressed people are able to group among existing social networks where people communicate naturally and regularly. Traditionally, social networks were formed around places of worship, universities, ...
• A Revolution Scheduled on a Facebook Page 

  Mosharafa, Eman (International Journal of Social Science Studies, 2015)

  January 25th, 2011 marks a momentous day for Egypt, and perhaps for the world. The revolution was the largest in the history of the country. What makes it unique is the integral role that social media played in mobilizing ...
• Women as Reflected in Egyptian TV Commercials 

  El-Sherbini, Nesrin; Darwish, Salwa; Bastawisi, Iman; El-Tarabishi, Maha (iafor, 2017)

  In the Arab countries, many studies have tackled the image of women in different media platforms, like in drama, movies, literature, and in theatre; however, very few studies have focused on the image of women in advertisements ...
• Receptivity to 2010 Census Messages Among the General Public and Hard-toenumerate Populations 

  El-Tarabishi, Maha (OMICS Publishing Group, 2010)

  Message receptivity is a construct that represents rational and affective reactions to messages and has been used to predict changes in attitudes toward public service advertising. Health communication studies show ...
• Social media, legacy media and gatekeeping: the protest paradigm in news of Ferguson and Charlottesville 

  Ismail A.; Torosyan G.; Tully M. (Routledge, 2019)

  This study investigates the site of intersection between legacy and social media, whereby it asks how local legacy media (St Louis Post-Dispatch and Richmond Times-Dispatch) invoked social media (Facebook and Twitter) ...
• Peer Gynt by the Pyramids in Giza 

  Selaiha, Nehad (ROUTLEDGE, 2006)

  This chapter traces the history of Ibsen's plays in Egypt, whether in the form of printed translations or performances. It shows that though the plays, which started to appear in Arabic since the 1950s, gradually gained ...
• New Media, New Audience, New Topics, and New Forms of Censorship in the Middle East 

  El Gody, Ahmed (Springer, 2007)

  The Arab world is generally known as laggard in adopting and utilizing new technologies, and the Internet was no exception. Tunisia was the first Arab country to link to the Internet in 1991 on an experimental level1; the ...
• FORMULATION AND EVALUATION OF DORZOLAMIDE AND TIMOLOL OCUSERTS 

  Kandil, Soha M; Abdou, Ebtsam M (INT JOURNAL PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES & RESEARCH, 2017-02)

  Objective: This study aims to formulate novel dorzolamide hydrochloride and timolol maleate ocuserts to enhance patient compliance through providing controlled drugs release from polymeric matrix. Methods: Ocuserts were ...
• A PROTECTIVE DESIGN PROCEDURE FOR CONVENTIONAL STRUCTURES CRITERIA TO BE FOLLOWED IN URBAN AND DESIGN COURSES 

  El Basyouni, Mona; Gouda, Ibrahim (IATED-INT ASSOC TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION A& DEVELOPMENT, 2016)

  Terrorism and Vandalism has been practiced by political organizations, nationalistic groups, religious groups, revolutionaries, and ruling governments for the purpose of gaining publicity. In Egypt there have been a number ...
• ART EDUCATION CHALLENGES AND THE ROLE OF COMMUNITY EDUCATION IN DEVELOPING AESTHETICS PERCEPTION IN ARAB SOCIETIES 

  Ibrahim, Fayrouz Mohamed Mahmoud (IATED-INT ASSOC TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION & DEVELOPMENT, 2017)

  Art education in many Arab communities is experiencing serious challenges and obstacles. These challenges are not limited to the process of education, but extend to other areas. In many cases, policies, gender, economy, ...
• Broadband Internet: Access, Regulation and Policy 

  El Baghdaddy, Lamees (ASSOC EDUC JOURNALISM MASS COMMUNICATION, 2009)

  Today, millions of people around the globe buy goods from people they have never met in person, edit the online encyclopedia Wikipedia for free, use e-mail and SMS to organize political protests, stay in contact with friends ...
• Culture in (Post) Colonial Egypt 

  Ali, Haggag (ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD, 2017)

  The debate on the future of culture in Egypt was occasioned by a postcolonial moment. That moment, however, did not signal a genuine quest for an alternative paradigm, and the dominant liberal intellectual trend showed a ...
• Egypt Update from Nehad Selaiha 

  Selaiha, Nehad (MIT PRESS, 2014)
• The Fire and the Frying Pan: Censorship and Performance in Egypt 

  Selaiha, , Nehad (MIT PRESS, 2013)

  Censorship in Egypt, both official and societal, has its roots in a repressive cultural heritage. There are clear signs of further repression under the new Islamist regime.
• Women Playwrights in Egypt 

  Selaiha, Nehad; Enany, Sarah (JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV PRESS, 2010)

  The landscape of women playwrights in Egypt, like the theatrical landscape in general, is inextricably bound up with the country's historical and political background-specifically, that of the twentieth century, when theatre ...
• Abdelwahab Elmessiri’s Islamic humanism 

  Ali, Haggag (SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTD, 11/9/2018)

  Abdelwahab Elmessiri's intellectual journey narrates the story of modern ideologies that have led to the marginalization of divine revelation, giving rise to materialistic worldviews that promise their adherents progress, ...
• All you Need to Know About: The Cultivation Theory 

  Mosharafa, Eman (global journal inc, 2015)

  the researcher comprehensively examines the cultivation theory. Conceptualized by George Gerbner in the 1960s and 1970s, the theory has been questioned with every media technological development. In the last six decades, ...

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