Age Of Information Technology Research Articles

Empowering community at Kampung 1001 Malam through website development

In the age of information technology, website development has become a crucial solution in empowering communities, and this article highlights the important role that library and information science students play in this endeavour. The focus is on Kampung 1001 Malam Surabaya, specifically on the community that has undergone relocation to Rusunawa Benowo, Pakal. The website developed by these students became a vital communication and information tool for the community. It provides important information about relocation, available resources, community support, and skills that can help them in facing new challenges after relocation. The importance of good interface design in the development of the website is key, as it ensures that users can easily interact with the website and obtain the information they need. In addition, training and mentoring programs are necessary to ensure effective use of the website. Through the socialisation program, the community is given an in-depth understanding of the importance of the website as a communication tool and source of information that can provide significant benefits in their daily lives. All in all, the development of this website helps to improve the welfare of the community, improve the image of their village, and help them overcome the technological challenges that exist in today's digital era.

Empowering community at Kampung 1001 Malam through website development

In the age of information technology, website development has become a crucial solution in empowering communities, and this article highlights the important role that library and information science students play in this endeavour. The focus is on Kampung 1001 Malam Surabaya, specifically on the community that has undergone relocation to Rusunawa Benowo, Pakal. The website developed by these students became a vital communication and information tool for the community. It provides important information about relocation, available resources, community support, and skills that can help them in facing new challenges after relocation. The importance of good interface design in the development of the website is key, as it ensures that users can easily interact with the website and obtain the information they need. In addition, training and mentoring programs are necessary to ensure effective use of the website. Through the socialisation program, the community is given an in-depth understanding of the importance of the website as a communication tool and source of information that can provide significant benefits in their daily lives. All in all, the development of this website helps to improve the welfare of the community, improve the image of their village, and help them overcome the technological challenges that exist in today's digital era.

Analysis of Hospital Budget Management Control Based on Smart Hospital

Hospitals are crucial healthcare facilities where patients seek treatment, and effective budget management within hospitals significantly impacts their operational efficiency and financial performance. In the age of information technology and advanced healthcare solutions, the emergence of smart hospitals represents a new trend in the medical industry’s evolution. Leveraging modern information technology can enhance the development of hospital IT systems and drive budget management toward greater intelligence. This paper begins by analyzing the influence of smart hospitals on hospital budget control. It then examines the current state of budget management control within smart hospitals. Finally, it proposes several strategies for budget management control in smart hospitals, aiming to provide guidance for relevant stakeholders.

Educational Innovations in the Fundamentals of Marxism in the Context of the New Era

In the historical context of the new era, socialist education with Chinese characteristics faces many opportunities and challenges. With the further deepening of globalisation and informatisation, traditional economic, cultural and technological boundaries are becoming blurred, while bringing about social challenges such as intensified global competition and the polarisation of the rich and the poor. As the world's second largest economy, China is striving to find a development path suitable for itself in the wave of globalisation. In the age of information technology, cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence and big data are reshaping the economy and society, while the Internet and mobile communication technologies have made the flow of information more rapid, which not only facilitates the dissemination of knowledge, but also has a significant impact on the mode of education and the way of work. By promoting the "Internet Plus" action plan and the development of the digital economy, the Chinese government aims to improve governance capacity and efficiency, and draw up a blueprint for a digital China and a smart society. In the new era of ideological pluralism, China faces the challenges and opportunities of both socialist core values and traditional cultural heritage. China is trying to find a balance between inheritance and innovation, and to strengthen citizens' moral construction and cultural confidence. Such an endeavour not only enhances the country's cultural soft power, but is also a positive response to the changes of the times. At the same time, socialist education with Chinese characteristics is also placing greater emphasis on people's livelihoods and fairness and justice in the new era, and the public's pursuit of a high quality of life has become more intense. The rising demand for education, health, housing and the environment requires the government to pay more attention to livelihood improvement and social equity while promoting economic development. The concept of environmental protection and green development has become a social consensus, pointing to the goal of sustainable development. China's economic system is transforming into a more globally competitive modernisation and is seeking a broader space for development under the new pattern of globalisation. The changes brought about by this new era to Chinese education are not only challenges, but also opportunities. China not only needs to play an important role in the international arena, but also needs to deepen its internal reforms in order to raise the level of national education and contribute to the grand blueprint of high-quality economic development and national rejuvenation. Marxist education, as a guiding ideology, will continue to play an important role in this process, aiming to cultivate the talents needed by the times, promote the internalisation and practice of socialist core values, and ultimately realise socialist modernisation and the overall revitalization of the country.

Research on the Transformation and Upgrading of News Media based on the Internet of Things era

The rise of the so-called "Internet of Things" heralds the arrival of innovative improvements in the dissemination technologies that are the basis for the development and improvement of a wide variety of forms of media. It has gone a long way from the early days of digitization and networking, and now it even incorporates intelligence. In the past, it did not have this capability. The widespread adoption of technology based on the Internet of Things will lead to profound shifts in the efficiency of media communication, as well as the transformation and upgrading of communication intelligence, the explosive growth of the communication platform, the emergence of a high degree of integration between "content production" and new communication techniques, and other developments related to these trends. It is generally agreed upon that the Internet of Things will be the primary impetus behind the next age of information technology as well as the expansion of the global economy. It is communicative, modular, and organized when it comes to the transmission of information. The ever-expanding media sector won't be a problem for this roomy facility. People's perspectives on the function of the media will shift as a result of the Internet of Things since it will make it feasible to intelligently update various types of media that are already in existence. Consumers will have access to a broad range of data presented in a number of formats as a direct consequence of the Internet of Things. It is feasible to expand the media applications of the Internet of Things by concentrating on one of these three areas: the development of a new media service system; the production of new media content; or the undertaking of a new media life challenge. This article examines the deconstruction of the primary body of dissemination pertaining to the Internet of Things from five distinct vantage points. Topics covered include the Internet of Things' news dissemination materials as well as dissemination objects. There are a number of different ways in which the framework of news dissemination may be made more effective, including bringing it up to date, enhancing its function, improving its platforms, fortifying its content, and increasing the breadth of its coverage. In terms of rebuilding and reconstruction, talk about the positive and constructive functions that modern information technology plays in the news broadcasting industry. In addition, the purpose of this article is to investigate the impact that the Internet of Things has on the method by which news is disseminated and the media business as a whole, as well as the relationship that exists between the social application of IoT technology and the news media. This article will hopefully widen the breadth of usage for internet of things technology in the news distribution sector by investigating a variety of different techniques. It is anticipated that in addition to accomplishing this goal, this work will also contribute to the proliferation of conventional media.

Anti-Obesity Therapeutic Targets Studied In Silico and In Vivo: A Systematic Review.

In the age of information technology and the additional computational search tools and software available, this systematic review aimed to identify potential therapeutic targets for obesity, evaluated in silico and subsequently validated in vivo. The systematic review was initially guided by the research question "What therapeutic targets have been used in in silico analysis for the treatment of obesity?" and structured based on the acronym PECo (P, problem; E, exposure; Co, context). The systematic review protocol was formulated and registered in PROSPERO (CRD42022353808) in accordance with the Preferred Reporting Items Checklist for Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Protocols (PRISMA-P), and the PRISMA was followed for the systematic review. The studies were selected according to the eligibility criteria, aligned with PECo, in the following databases: PubMed, ScienceDirect, Scopus, Web of Science, BVS, and EMBASE. The search strategy yielded 1142 articles, from which, based on the evaluation criteria, 12 were included in the systematic review. Only seven these articles allowed the identification of both in silico and in vivo reassessed therapeutic targets. Among these targets, five were exclusively experimental, one was exclusively theoretical, and one of the targets presented an experimental portion and a portion obtained by modeling. The predominant methodology used was molecular docking and the most studied target was Human Pancreatic Lipase (HPL) (n = 4). The lack of methodological details resulted in more than 50% of the papers being categorized with an "unclear risk of bias" across eight out of the eleven evaluated criteria. From the current systematic review, it seems evident that integrating in silico methodologies into studies of potential drug targets for the exploration of new therapeutic agents provides an important tool, given the ongoing challenges in controlling obesity.

People with Disabilities, the Age of Information and Communication Technology and the Prevailing Digital Divide—A Descriptive Analysis

Technology provides a way forward to bringing improvements in every sphere of life. The issue of disabilities is common throughout the world and the practical implications of information and communication technology (ICT) help people with such disabilities to acquire basic physical and learning support. The purpose of this review is to identify the development of information and technologies for disabled people and to bring into account a broad-spectrum descriptive analysis of the prevailing technologies from a socio-economic perspective. This paper also covers the various shades of ICT practices for disabilities, including future direction related to such practices. The methodology adopted for this purpose was the gathering of the latest and updated data from the scientific platforms to bring to the readers only the relevant and up-to-date information. The results generated illuminate the potential benefits of digital technologies for disabled persons. The article discusses the way these technologies overcome the barriers among digital beneficiaries that may suffer from certain disabilities. It also illustrates how technologies are being improved from time to time as per emerging needs. Moreover, the paper is also a directive for the increasing need for inclusive information and technology spread beyond the barrier of disabilities to truly bring about the digital revolution of the world.

Supporting the Management of Rolling Stock Maintenance with an Ontology-Based Virtual Depot

The railway industry forecasts growth in passenger and freight traffic over the next 30 years. This places additional demands on rolling stock depot facilities, many of which were designed and built before the modern age of information technology. This paper explores the potential of improving the efficiency and effectiveness of rolling stock maintenance management to meet the challenges of the near future, by utilising advanced computing techniques. The objective of the work is to create optimised maintenance plans for a fleet of trains, considering optimal use of resources. As a “glue” for joining up functions and operations, a generic Depot and Vehicle ontology (called the Virtual Depot) is introduced. The ontology captures the structures, relationships, and attributes of objects in the Depot (rolling stock, sensors, depot assets, tools, resources, and staff). The ontology is populated with example company and fleet-specific knowledge using an automated knowledge acquisition method. This paper describes the systematic method for the creation of a Virtual Depot. Two particular aspects are discussed in detail—knowledge acquisition of fleet-specific information obtained from a manufacturer’s Vehicle Maintenance Instruction manuals and the construction of a short-term scheduling process within the Virtual Depot. Our evaluation considers the integrative aspects of the method, demonstrating how the ontological structure and its acquired specific information informs and benefits the scheduling process, in particular with respect to schedule optimisation. Results from an initial case study show there is significant potential to optimise short-term maintenance schedules, and the ability to automatically consider resource availability in short-term scheduling is demonstrated.

Does information and communication technology improve labor productivity? Recent evidence from the Southeast Asian emerging economies

AbstractThe comprehension of the textbook and augmented Solow growth model has been studied to picture the consequences of workforce growth and capital. In the age of digitalization, Information and Communications Technology (ICT) is also the first necessity identified factors affecting labor productivity. This paper revisits the augmented Solow growth equation by integrating ICT as an explanator that improves labor productivity in Southeast Asian emerging economies. We used a Two‐Way Random‐Effects Model to regress the impact of workforce growth rate, physical capital, and human capital on labor productivity. The results show that using human capital is essential to improve output in emerging market countries rather than only using physical capital. According to our adjusted ICT factors, our analysis reveals that using the Internet and mobile cellular significantly boosts labor productivity. Moreover, the analysis of total factor productivity shows that most Southeast Asian economies highly depend on implementing ICT, especially the contribution of Internet usage and mobile cellular. Therefore, this study contributes to further studies and policy recommendations in improving the introduction of Internet usage and installation, especially for the emerging Southeast Asian.

Research on the Application of Music Technology in Modern Music Education in the Information Age

Abstract In the age of information technology, the way of music teaching as a whole has changed, and music technology has brought great impetus to modern music education. The purpose of this paper is to research music teaching and musicians’ paper-and-pencil music-making habits. Firstly, based on the joint hidden semantic model and convolutional neural network, we make full use of the decisive advantage of a deep neural network to extract features automatically, obtain higher-level music feature representation from audio content, meanwhile abstract the historical behavioral information of users’ interaction with music into scoring data and integrate it into the recommender system to generate reasonable music recommendation for target users, and realize note recognition through convolutional neural network. After verifying and analyzing the effects of note recognition and music recommendation models, they are used in music teaching. The results show that the model’s recognition of musical notes is more satisfactory, and the music recommendation accuracy is improved by 6.45%~10% compared with the comparison algorithm, and it still has a specific predictive recommendation ability in a cold-start environment. The music performance of the experimental class that uses the model presented in this paper to assist in music teaching has improved by 5.08%. The note recognition and music recommendation model can be introduced into music teaching to promote the innovation and development of music teaching concepts and teaching methods and improve the effectiveness of music teaching.

Analisi del data turn nella filosofia del linguaggio nell’era dei big data

Abstract: Collection of data in our Information Technology age caused a revolution in knowledge. The unprecedented growth of data in the big data era has necessitated changes in the scale, nature, and status of data, leading researchers to adopt new paradigms and methodologies in philosophical research. In particular, the theoretical focus of philosophy of language shifted towards cognitive knowledge, with an emphasis on the proposition of data turn in cognitive cognition in the era of big data. The paper explores the potential scope for quantitative research on the data turn of philosophy of language by examining the need for transforming qualitative and quantitative research paradigms, by reconstructing the quantitative approach to philosophy of language, and by expanding human-data relations in the philosophy of big data. The paper concludes that there is the necessity for further research to examine the relationship between language, data and philosophy.

An analysis of the cultivating mode and its existing problems of university-enterprise cooperation for engineering majors in college in the information technology age

Abstract School-enterprise cooperation in talent cultivation enhances the quality of talent training, enriches and updates enterprise production resources, and promotes stable and healthy societal development. This paper, after reviewing relevant research materials, designs an evaluation index system for the university-enterprise cooperation talent training model for engineering majors in colleges and universities and employs the combination assignment method to calculate the weight value of each index. The comprehensive evaluation index method is used to assess the development level of the university-enterprise cooperation talent cultivation model. The cluster analysis is conducted for each college and university according to their measurement levels. The study results show that colleges and universities are classified into four types. Type A colleges and universities have the highest level of talent cultivation, though they only constitute 7.14% of the total. Type D colleges and universities are the least advanced in developing the school-enterprise cooperation talent cultivation model for engineering majors, with a score of 2.14 points. The correlation between the proportion of schools uniformly equipped with teachers’ terminals (0.493) and the development level of the university-enterprise cooperation talent cultivation model is the strongest. The optimization suggestions presented in this paper, in response to the research findings, provide an innovative and breakthrough direction for the university-enterprise cooperation talent cultivation model in colleges and universities.

International Terrorism in the Age of Information and Communication Technology

This research delves into the profound impact of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) on the globalization of terrorism. The central hypothesis posits that the evolution of ICT has facilitated the spread of terrorist operations across a truly global network. Leveraging Internet technology, individuals can now communicate across borders with ease, privacy, and unprecedented reach. This study specifically explores how terrorist acts are increasingly justified through ICT, examining the threats posed to international peace and security by the utilization of cutting-edge social media platforms such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter by groups like ISIS. Employing a historical-descriptive approach, the author gathered data from reliable secondary sources, encompassing both public and unpublished records. The findings reveal that certain terrorist organizations, notably ISIS, capitalize on the growing accessibility of ICT, particularly via social media, to enhance communication, recruit members, radicalize individuals, and orchestrate coordinated operations. The study emphasizes the necessity of comprehending the role of social media in terrorist recruitment and radicalization. Understanding the motivations behind an individual's radicalization and affiliation with terrorist groups is crucial for effective counterterrorism measures. The study concludes with recommendations, emphasizing the importance of investing in scientific discovery and economic growth areas less susceptible to terrorist exploitation.

Capacity Building for Farming System Digitalization Using Farming Management System

Agriculture is one of the most important areas of human activity around the world. As the population increases, it is necessary to increase agricultural production. In the age of information technology, information plays a key role in people's lives. Agriculture is rapidly becoming a highly development-intensive industry where farmers need to collect and evaluate a large amount of information in their business processes to become more efficient in production and communicate information accordingly. Modernizing agriculture requires technological know-how for the efficient use of agricultural inputs. It deals with factors such as ecological footprint, product safety, labor welfare, nutritional responsibility, plant/animal health and welfare, economic responsibility and local market presence. They cover almost all stages in the production chain concerning day-to-day agricultural tasks, transactional activities for all stakeholders involved, and support for information transparency in the food chain. The use of information technology and network infrastructure currently enables the application of technology in agricultural business processes, but there is no standardized solution to enable interoperability and integration among services and stakeholders. Farming Management System (FMS) is expected to be a solution and standard in the use of technology in agriculture. Farming management system is a management system specifically designed to assist farmers or farm managers in managing their farming operations more efficiently and effectively. This system usually consists of integrated software and hardware to monitor and collect data from various aspects of agriculture, such as irrigation, fertilization, pesticide spraying, etc.

MULTIMODAL APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF SPECIALIZED TEXTS IN TECHNICAL DISCOURSE

The article aims to highlight the possibilities of a multimodal approach to the study of specialized texts in technical discourse. The research design for this study is analytical and descriptive, which focuses on a deductive narrative approach and a complex of complementary theoretical methods: analyzing, summarizing and interpreting scholarly sources on the issue under scrutiny; conceptual analysis of the term “multimodal approach”; analyzing multimodal elements of a technical text; distributional analysis – to find out the environment, which contains various multimodal components; monographic method – to interpret the results obtained in a coherent logical way. The theoretical significance of the article lies: firstly, in expanding the existing understanding of multimodality in linguistic studies at large and in modern technical discourse in particular; secondly, in applying multimodal analysis to the study of technical texts, which differs significantly from similar analyses of other types of discourse due to its powerful semiotic component. Its practical significance is determined by the identification of additional opportunities for linguists to analyze technical texts in terms of a multimodal approach. It is stated that a growing interest in multimodality from the linguistic point of view can be attributed to two main reasons. Firstly, in linguistics, there has been a general turn to functional pragmatism, in particular, to the study of linguistic performance, including the interaction of sociocultural and cognitive factors of speech activity. Secondly, significant changes have also occurred in the field of speech practice: mediated, multi-channel communication in nature, based on the convergence of the semiotic resources available, has come to the fore. The principles of the multimodal approach and a model for conducting a multimodal analysis of a text are considered. As mentioned in the article, the multimodal approach can be applied to analyzing all types and forms of communication, including the analysis of texts, including technical ones, in which two or more semiotic resources are integrated and interact to realize the communicative functions of the text. A multimodal technical text is viewed as a special linguistic and visual phenomenon, where linguistic and extralinguistic means form a common semantic field, have a complex impact on the addressee of these texts. These texts demonstrate the diversity and complexity of approaches to expressing the content and achieving the communicative goal of the message, where, along with verbal elements, non-verbal ones are integral, in particular, illustrations, diagrams, graphs and schemes. On the whole, visual content plays an extremely important role in written technical communication. The image is the most important part of multimodal technical texts and carries a significant functional load, providing a more complete, comprehensive perception. Also, among the main and most important elements of multimodal texts, color and signature stand out. Given that, a distinctive feature of multimodal technical discourse is the presence of accompanying drawings or / and explanatory drawings, which demonstrate all the geometric parameters and other information concerning the manufacturing processes of the product. From an extralinguistic point of view, it is not the language that is considered, but a drawing, a table, a diagram as a whole, creating an image and representing encrypted data, the correct analysis of which reveals a large layer of technical information. Extralinguistic parameters of a technical text also include the surrounding text background – font size and color. Knowledge of these parameters and the ability to correctly decode and use them helps not only a technical specialist to successfully perform his duties, but also an ordinary person to successfully interact with machines and mechanisms, to understand innovation in the information technology age. Therefore, the analysis of non-verbal means in technical texts makes it possible to single out their main functions. Each non-verbal tool has its own function, but often these functions are intertwined due to the combination of elements. At the same time, not only the number of non-verbal means increases, but also the attractiveness of the text, because the general function of non-verbal means is to explain the verbal series. In the interaction of verbal and non-verbal means in the analyzed technical texts, the following general patterns have been revealed: parallel use of verbal and non-verbal elements to explain the text and create a coherent image; extensive use of graphs, diagrams, illustrations and other graphic elements (use of colors, fonts and formatting) to visualize information and facilitate its effective perception.

Innovation and Practice of Public Security Police Training Curriculum and Education System in the Age of Information Technology with Police Professional Competence as the Core

Abstract This paper constructs an educational innovation system for training courses based on information technology with the core of police professional ability. Firstly, using the vector space model, each document of the training course knowledge point establishes the weight information. Then, using the triangular dissection algorithm, the police combat training virtual reality scene is constructed, achieving two modes of display: a three-dimensional view window and a two-dimensional planar map. Finally, through the discrete point topology relationship, the scene image becomes more realistic and clear during the process of realizing dynamic simulation. The results show that in the police training innovation system constructed in this paper in the professional knowledgeability test, the number of people who passed the score is more than 300. The special course training had a pass rate that exceeded 80%. The research of this paper is of great significance to the reasonable construction of the police’s business knowledge structure and vocational ability structure and to improve the overall combat effectiveness of public security organs.

УПРАВЛЕНИЕ УСТОЙЧИВЫМ РАЗВИТИЕМ БИЗНЕСА

Against the background of geopolitical instability and the consequences of the pandemic, there has been a reassessment of values, and the management of sustainable business development has become especially popular. The article examines the evolution of approaches in the management of sustainable development, the authors of this article propose a four-pronged approach that includes the IT component of business, inseparable in the age of information technology, combining and improving the implementation of goals in relation to three traditional components (economic growth, environmental safety, social balance). The analysis of approaches in the management of sustainable development in Russia and abroad is carried out.

Guest Editorial: Critical and Creative Practices of Global Citizenship Education in the Digital Age of Information and Communication Technologies

Much has been written about the affordances and limitations of new and globalised learning technologies for educating democratic communities. However, the connection between global citizenship education (GCE) and information and communication technologies (ICTs) remains relatively underexplored, especially concerning their impact on promoting critical consciousness and social justice. This lack of exploration creates a knowledge gap, as we currently fall short of a comprehensive understanding of how educators worldwide utilise ICTs to foster GCE critically and ethically, and more broadly contribute to the common good—considered a pivotal element of political and social morality. This special issue examines how educators are effectively integrating GCE into their classroom practices in the digital age.

Cyber Crimes in the State of Tamilnadu with Special Reference to Investigation Process

The society and its needs changes with the time therefore the criminal law is required as per the situation. Thus the prime object of criminal law is the protection of the public by the maintenance of law and order in every situation even in the age of information technology. The progress of civilization is evidenced by the everchanging information technology, which is easily accessible by use of computers and no doubt, put to use for improvement in the living ofHuman Beings. Information Technology has made improvements in every aspect of human life such as education, industry, commerce, governance, personal lifestyle, and social life around the world.Crime is a social and economic phenomenon and is also old as human society. Crime is a legal concept and has the sanction of the law Crime or an Offence is a wrong that can be followed by criminal proceedings which may result in punishments. The hallmark of criminality is that it is a breach of criminal law. As per Lord Atkin “ the criminal quality of an act cannot be discovered by reference to any standard but one: is the act prohibited with penal consequences”. Many of the cyber-crimes penalized by the IPC and the IT Act have the same ingredients and even nomenclature. The punishment prescribed for offenses under sections 67A and 67B of the IT Act is on first conviction, imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to 5 (five) years, to be accompanied by a fine which may extend to Rs. 10,00,000 (Rupees ten lac) and in the event of second or subsequent conviction, imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to 7 (seven) years and also with fine which may extend to Rs. 10,00,000 (Rupees ten lac).

BUILDING THE MUSEUM CULTURE OF STUDENTS AND PUPILS THROUGH MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS IN THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES ERA

Museum exhibitions are of major importance in the formation of museum culture of students and high school students, providing unique opportunities for research, learning and exploration of various cultural, historical, scientific and artistic fields. The study carried out elucidates an experimental scientific research focused on the valorization of museum exhibitions in the formation of museum culture (FMC) of students and high school students by exploring information technologies. The purpose of this research is to conceptualize the FMC of students and high school students through the elaboration of the praxeology of the targeted process in an age of information technologies. Research hypothesis: FMC of students and high school students through the museum exhibition, will be possible by determining, revealing and validating the theoretical-applicative foundations of the given process. Theoretical methods were used: analysis, synthesis, comparison and interpretation of the obtained results and practical methods: questioning, observation, pedagogical experiment, etc. Discussing and verifying the obtained results we identified, that the activities carried out during the training stage generated a positive impact on the FMC of students and high school students reflected in the change of attitudes, behaviors and value contents. The research allowed us to find that the museum exhibition can become an effective strategy for the culturalization of students and high school students on the three essential dimensions: institutional, professional, social, ensuring the promotion of national and universal values in the context of lifelong learning/permanent education.