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    An Intelligent Digital Learning Platform to Enhance Digital Health Literacy
    (2022-01-01) Eumbunnapong K.; Wannapiroon P.; Pornpongtechavanich P.; Mahidol University
    used to assist with daily activities. Including the perception of news has changed to the perception of news through the Internet. For this reason, this research has been working about intelligent digital learning platform to enhance digital health... literacy, the research objectives are as follows. )1 synthesize documents and international research of intelligent digital learning platform to enhance digital health literacy )2design an intelligent digital learning platform to enhance digital health
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    Assessing Digital Service Quality Dimensions of Food Delivery Platforms in Thailand
    (2026-01-01) Lakkhongkha K.; Phinijphara S.; Tantiathimongkhon T.; Lakkhongkha K.; Mahidol University
    The rapid expansion of food delivery platforms in Thailand, particularly in the post-pandemic digital economy, has intensified competition and heightened the importance of digital service quality as a strategic determinant of sustainable advantage.... This study aims to examine the reliability and validity of the E-S QUAL instrument in assessing digital service quality, to test the goodness-of-fit of the four-dimensional measurement model (Efficiency, Availability, Fulfillment, and Privacy) using
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    Co-Designing a Consumer-Focused Digital Reporting Health Platform to Improve Adverse Medicine Event Reporting: Protocol for a Multimethod Research Project (the ReMedi Project)
    (2025-01-01) Gebreyohannes E.A.; Thornton C.; Thiessen M.; de Vries S.T.; Andrade A.Q.; Ellett L.K.; Frank O.; Cheah P.Y.; Choo K.K.R.; Laba T.L.; Roughead E.E.; Hwang I.; Moses G.; Lim R.; Gebreyohannes E.A.; Mahidol University
    with stakeholders. Our project is guided by the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research. In phase 1, we will engage with 3 stakeholder groups—consumers, health care professionals, and regulators—to define digital platform development standards. We... reporting platform based on findings from phase 1. In phase 3, we will implement and trial the digital reporting platform in South Australia through general practices and pharmacies. Consumers who have recently started using medicines new to them
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    Design and Development of a Gamified Web Platform to Enhance Design-Based Digital Maker Skills in Thai FabLabs
    (2025-01-01) Precharattana M.; Phengpom T.; Kitrungloadjanaporn P.; Sanium S.; Jirakittayakorn N.; Precharattana M.; Mahidol University
    to enhance secondary students' Design-Based Digital Maker Skills. Developed using the ADDIE model, the platform comprises five learning modules - Design Thinking, Digital Fabrication, Computational Thinking, 21st Century Learning, and FabLab Management...The Fourth Industrial Revolution has redefined essential competencies for future-ready learners, emphasizing digital literacy, computational thinking, and interdisciplinary problem-solving. In response, Thailand has integrated coding into its
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    Design Thinking Framework for Values Capturing and Technical Features Validation for Digital Healthcare Platform
    (2022-01-01) Ono K.; Tangteerasunun P.; Mahidol University
    (THDS), a digital healthcare platform enabling an integration of third-party stakeholders to public health dataspace. 529 participants from different stakeholder groups were involved. The proposed method has successfully provided a set of technical...For practitioners and platform developers, capturing values and validating of technical features of a large healthcare eco-system is a great challenge, due a large number of stakeholders and their complex relationship. This paper addresses
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    Language strategies on digital platforms for promoting Hakka revitalization in Thailand
    (2023) Siripen Ungsitipoonporn
    In the 21st century, it is undeniable that digital technology is very advanced and essential in daily life. Therefore, online platforms or virtual activities are necessary for learning, especially for those who have to work or study from home.... The Hakka language inheritance group for one are not give up promoting Hakka language revitalization. They are continuing to learn and teach Hakka vocabularies, conversations, and story- telling bilingually (Hakka-Thai) via several digital platforms
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    Case-Based Learning in Self-directed Learning Environment using a Digital Platform to Enhance Public Health Students’ Learning Outcome in Graduate Study
    (2022-11-01) Tadadaj C.; Wannapiroon P.; Sillabutra J.; Mahidol University
    This study aimed to assess the learning outcome of students using case-based learning in a selfdirected learning environment using a digital platform in graduate program. We collected the scores from 14 students who enrolled in one elective course
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    Online Learner Achievement and Satisfaction on the ThaiMOOC Platform: A Case Study of Digital Media Creation on Online Social Networks
    (2025-01-01) Yuvijit T.; Boonlue S.; Chuathong S.; Kantunyaluk P.; Nittayathammakul V.; Yuvijit T.; Mahidol University
    rates, prompting a need to better understand learner success and satisfaction. ThaiMOOC, Thailand's national MOOC platform, offers a variety of courses designed to enhance digital competencies for diverse learner groups. One such course, KMUTT015 Digital... satisfaction levels using mean and standard deviation. The research employed a quantitative descriptive approach based on secondary data retrieved from the ThaiMOOC platform under the Thailand Cyber University (TCU). The data were collected from learners who
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    Illusory ownership in the metaverse: the impact of platform contractual provisions on user rights
    (2026-01-01) Stasi A.; Tan W.C.D.; Stasi A.; Mahidol University
    This article explores the concept of digital ownership in the metaverse, focusing on how contractual provisions in platform agreements create an illusory sense of ownership for users. By examining leading metaverse platforms like Decentraland..., Illuvium, and The Sandbox, the study reveals that while non-fungible tokens (NFTs) provide transaction records, actual control over digital assets remains with the platform. This contractual control enables platforms to limit user access, modify services
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    The future of digital donation crowdfunding
    (2022-11-01) Sirisawat S.; Chatjuthamard P.; Kiattisin S.; Treepongkaruna S.; Mahidol University
    or other online platforms to reach hundreds of potential sponsors. We developed guidelines for effective donation-based crowdfunding through online platforms. Using Futures Research (FR) technique, we conducted our analyses in 3 phases. In Phase 1, we...-impact Matrix and Scenarios. Based on our findings, effective donation-based crowdfunding platforms should adopt Blockchain technology for transparency and accountability, and incentivize donations to keep backers loyal. Founders should be required