Buapun Promphakping
Biographic Data
| ID | 147777 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Buapun Promphakping |
| GIVEN NAMES | Buapun |
| FAMILY NAME | Promphakping |
| SIGNATURE | PROMPHAKPING B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Khon Kaen University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9171-8146 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 57 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Overcoming language barriers in film production: The role of VR-based learning in English proficiency
Virtual Reality (VR) has promptly transformed educational practices, presenting immersive environments that boost learning experiences. However, it must be noted that even though earlier research highlights the possible role of VR in language learning as a viable medium, it still stands as a largely unexplored area due to lack of understanding of its potential and limitations. This research is fueled by the shift toward using digital educational …
Enhancing the Thai Film Industry Through Virtual Learning: A Sustainable Approach to Language Skill Development and Soft Power Expansion
In an era of globalization, countries and people are progressively interconnected with soft power playing a crucial role in expanding influence through collaboration and cultural exchange. The Thai film industry, despite its global recognition, encounters challenge due to limited English language proficiency among its professionals, which hampers its potential for international engagement and actions. This study intends a virtual learning model d…
Navigating Schools through the Pandemic Crisis: A Study on the Determinants Influencing the Well-Being of Secondary Students in Northeast Thailand
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted education systems worldwide, with students facing challenges related to online learning, social isolation, and mental well-being. This study explores the determinants of well-being in education among secondary school students in northeast Thailand during the post-pandemic recovery phase. Employing a multistage sampling approach and Cochran’s formula for sample size determination, the research engaged 400 studen…
Using life goals to explore subjective well-being of people in northeast Thailand
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore changes in life goal importance and subjective well-being, and to uncover if life goal importance predicts subjective well-being of people in the northeast of Thailand. Design/methodology/approach The data of two surveys conducted in 2006 ( n = 184) and 2016 ( n = 184) were used. The samples were selected by using multiple sampling techniques and subsampled by age and gender. The data were analysed …
Who will tend the farm? Interrogating the ageing Asian farmer
Farmers are ageing across Asia. This is presented as a 'problem' with implications for agricultural productivity, rural poverty and elderly care. Drawing on fieldwork in Thailand we interrogate this assumption. By examining farming as an activity within households that are occupationally diverse and spatially promiscuous, we argue that it is necessary to see farming not as a singular occupation but instead as part of livelihood complexes. We ques…
Agricultural and food systems in the Mekong region: Drivers of transformation and pathways of change
Agricultural and food systems in the Mekong Region are undergoing transformations because of increasing engagement in international trade, alongside economic growth, dietary change and urbanisation. Food systems approaches are often used to understand these kinds of transformation processes, with particular strengths in linking social, economic and environmental dimensions of food at multiple scales. We argue that while the food systems approach …
Local Meanings of Wellbeing and the Construction of Wellbeing Indicators
Measuring Well-Being from Local Perspective: The Case of Lao PDR
Red‐Shirt Heartland: Village‐Level Socioeconomic Change in Northeast Thailand Between 1999 and 2008
In this article, we investigate the socioeconomic changes that took place on a village level in northeast Thailand during Thaksin Shinawatra's rule as prime minister of Thailand (2001–2006). By comparing data from 1999 and 2008, we show that most households in the research villages have become wealthier. The analysis reveals that household characteristics are not significant in explaining the increase in wealth but that the triggers for change ha…
Who will tend the farm? Interrogating the ageing Asian farmer
Farmers are ageing across Asia. This is presented as a 'problem' with implications for agricultural productivity, rural poverty and elderly care. Drawing on fieldwork in Thailand we interrogate this assumption. By examining farming as an activity within households that are occupationally diverse and spatially promiscuous, we argue that it is necessary to see farming not as a singular occupation but instead as part of livelihood complexes. We ques…
Measuring Well-Being from Local Perspective: The Case of Lao PDR
Local Meanings of Wellbeing and the Construction of Wellbeing Indicators
Agricultural and food systems in the Mekong region: Drivers of transformation and pathways of change
Agricultural and food systems in the Mekong Region are undergoing transformations because of increasing engagement in international trade, alongside economic growth, dietary change and urbanisation. Food systems approaches are often used to understand these kinds of transformation processes, with particular strengths in linking social, economic and environmental dimensions of food at multiple scales. We argue that while the food systems approach …
Red‐Shirt Heartland: Village‐Level Socioeconomic Change in Northeast Thailand Between 1999 and 2008
In this article, we investigate the socioeconomic changes that took place on a village level in northeast Thailand during Thaksin Shinawatra's rule as prime minister of Thailand (2001–2006). By comparing data from 1999 and 2008, we show that most households in the research villages have become wealthier. The analysis reveals that household characteristics are not significant in explaining the increase in wealth but that the triggers for change ha…
Measuring Well-Being from Local Perspective: The Case of Lao PDR
Local Meanings of Wellbeing and the Construction of Wellbeing Indicators
Agricultural and food systems in the Mekong region: Drivers of transformation and pathways of change
Agricultural and food systems in the Mekong Region are undergoing transformations because of increasing engagement in international trade, alongside economic growth, dietary change and urbanisation. Food systems approaches are often used to understand these kinds of transformation processes, with particular strengths in linking social, economic and environmental dimensions of food at multiple scales. We argue that while the food systems approach …
Who will tend the farm? Interrogating the ageing Asian farmer
Farmers are ageing across Asia. This is presented as a 'problem' with implications for agricultural productivity, rural poverty and elderly care. Drawing on fieldwork in Thailand we interrogate this assumption. By examining farming as an activity within households that are occupationally diverse and spatially promiscuous, we argue that it is necessary to see farming not as a singular occupation but instead as part of livelihood complexes. We ques…
Using life goals to explore subjective well-being of people in northeast Thailand
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore changes in life goal importance and subjective well-being, and to uncover if life goal importance predicts subjective well-being of people in the northeast of Thailand. Design/methodology/approach The data of two surveys conducted in 2006 ( n = 184) and 2016 ( n = 184) were used. The samples were selected by using multiple sampling techniques and subsampled by age and gender. The data were analysed …
Enhancing the Thai Film Industry Through Virtual Learning: A Sustainable Approach to Language Skill Development and Soft Power Expansion
In an era of globalization, countries and people are progressively interconnected with soft power playing a crucial role in expanding influence through collaboration and cultural exchange. The Thai film industry, despite its global recognition, encounters challenge due to limited English language proficiency among its professionals, which hampers its potential for international engagement and actions. This study intends a virtual learning model d…
Navigating Schools through the Pandemic Crisis: A Study on the Determinants Influencing the Well-Being of Secondary Students in Northeast Thailand
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted education systems worldwide, with students facing challenges related to online learning, social isolation, and mental well-being. This study explores the determinants of well-being in education among secondary school students in northeast Thailand during the post-pandemic recovery phase. Employing a multistage sampling approach and Cochran’s formula for sample size determination, the research engaged 400 studen…
Overcoming language barriers in film production: The role of VR-based learning in English proficiency
Virtual Reality (VR) has promptly transformed educational practices, presenting immersive environments that boost learning experiences. However, it must be noted that even though earlier research highlights the possible role of VR in language learning as a viable medium, it still stands as a largely unexplored area due to lack of understanding of its potential and limitations. This research is fueled by the shift toward using digital educational …
Psychology (5 works) · Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Nursing (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works)