Globalitez

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Mariah Weatherspoon

College:
The Dorothy and George Hennings College of Science, Mathematics, and Technology

Major:
Computer Science

Faculty Research Advisor(s):
Sophia Manning

Abstract:
"GlobaliteZ", a digital space with content customized exclusively for the humanities will expose learners to intricate details about global cultures. Individuals will engage, interact, and communicate extensively with limitless academic materials and social activities. A mixed methodology was used to conduct this study– qualitative and quantitative. Although there are existing platforms located in developed countries, the findings show that language and cultural barriers limit diverse content and the ability to display digital humanities on a global scale. Since there are such limitations, one of the main aims of this study is to bridge the gap–bridge that connects Generation Z to history, culture, philosophy, art, etc. to popular culture. The purpose of this study is to create a platform that uniquely connects Generation Z to humanities in a global digital space. Accessing or studying the humanities from a central space that is customized to Generation Z would expose learners to broad-based resources specific to the humanities. Research instruments will include but not be limited to hands-on research of literature, surveys, interviews, observation, and participation. 105 students completed the surveys, the result of the surveys shows that Generation Z students are in favor of the objective set forth in this study.


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