M Laeeq Khan
Biographic Data
| ID | 6197347 |
|---|---|
| NAME | M Laeeq Khan |
| GIVEN NAMES | M Laeeq |
| FAMILY NAME | Khan |
| SIGNATURE | KHAN M L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Scripps College |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9753-070X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
AI in higher education
This study examines the potentials and challenges of integrating conversational AI (Artificial Intelligence) tools in higher education. Specifically, the study delves into how ChatGPT is reshaping teaching, learning, research, and student evaluation while addressing ethical concerns such as academic integrity. We employ a qualitative research design based on semi-structured interviews with 12 highly accomplished academicians from North America, A…
So much more than the ship of the deserts! How naming of camels preserves identity, cultural heritage, and well-being
This paper examines the concept of camel naming in the context of the Omani Bedouin community. It goes beyond the existing research on camels, their owners, and the naming protocol and suggests that camel naming serves the purpose of shaping social structures, preserving identity, cultural heritage, and the community's well-being. The data have been collected through face-to-face interviews conducted with 24 camel owners and via the social media …
Exploring the Arabic animation film landscape
This study investigates the insights of ten Arab animators who are actively involved in the production of animated content in seven Arab countries. The research endeavors to shed light on two significant domains: (i) the perspectives of animators regarding the Arabic animation sector and (ii) the numerous determinants that impact the industry’s growth. By utilizing thematic analysis to interpret the data obtained from in-depth interviews, this st…
Instagram for audience engagement
The research underscores Instagram's potential as a powerful tool in enhancing public health resilience and responsiveness during health emergencies in the GCC. It suggests that leveraging social media, with careful consideration of its affordances, can contribute significantly to effective health communication strategies in times of crisis
Conflicting attitudes
The kiss of death – Unearthing conversations surrounding Chagas disease on YouTube
This study employed Uses and Gratification Theory (UGT), Health Belief Model (HBM) and a mix of techniques to highlight the important role of social media in health communication. A total of 602 comments posted by YouTube users as they interacted with news items reporting on Chagas disease were thus analysed. A web-based software called Netlytic was used to capture and conduct text analytics. The sentiment of user comments on each of the five vid…
Public health agencies outreach through Instagram during the Covid-19 pandemic
Background: Governmental and non-governmental institutions increasingly use social media as a strategic tool for public outreach. Global spread, promptness, and dialogic potentials make these platforms ideal for public health monitoring and emergency communication in crises such as COVID-19. Objective: Drawing on the Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication framework, we sought to examine how leading health organizations use Instagram for communic…
Digital inequality in the Appalachian Ohio
Structural empowerment, cultural diversity, and interpersonal conflict
This article examines the relationship between structural empowerment and interpersonal conflict. We examine whether this relationship is moderated by cultural diversity. Although there is some understanding of conflicts in an organization, there is little understanding concerning how conflicts may arise because of structural empowerment. We propose that structural empowerment is positively associated with interpersonal conflict and that this rel…
Recognise misinformation and verify before sharing
The menace of misinformation online has gained considerable media attention and plausible solutions for combatting misinformation have often been less than satisfactory. In an environment of ubiquitous online social sharing, we contend that it is the individuals that can play a major role in halting the spread of misinformation. We conducted a survey (n = 396) to illuminate the factors that predict (i) the perceived ability to recognise false inf…
Digital remediation
While all students enter college with varying levels of digital skills, those from rural areas may face extra challenges because their own skills and those of their pre-college networks may be underdeveloped. Without some type of intervention, digital deficits can perpetuate further educational disadvantages. We developed an online learning community (OLC) in two sections of an introductory college course and integrated collaborative learning int…
Social media engagement
The use of public computing facilities by library patrons
Conflicting attitudes
So much more than the ship of the deserts! How naming of camels preserves identity, cultural heritage, and well-being
This paper examines the concept of camel naming in the context of the Omani Bedouin community. It goes beyond the existing research on camels, their owners, and the naming protocol and suggests that camel naming serves the purpose of shaping social structures, preserving identity, cultural heritage, and the community's well-being. The data have been collected through face-to-face interviews conducted with 24 camel owners and via the social media …
The use of public computing facilities by library patrons
The use of public computing facilities by library patrons
Social media engagement
Recognise misinformation and verify before sharing
The menace of misinformation online has gained considerable media attention and plausible solutions for combatting misinformation have often been less than satisfactory. In an environment of ubiquitous online social sharing, we contend that it is the individuals that can play a major role in halting the spread of misinformation. We conducted a survey (n = 396) to illuminate the factors that predict (i) the perceived ability to recognise false inf…
Digital remediation
While all students enter college with varying levels of digital skills, those from rural areas may face extra challenges because their own skills and those of their pre-college networks may be underdeveloped. Without some type of intervention, digital deficits can perpetuate further educational disadvantages. We developed an online learning community (OLC) in two sections of an introductory college course and integrated collaborative learning int…
Digital inequality in the Appalachian Ohio
Structural empowerment, cultural diversity, and interpersonal conflict
This article examines the relationship between structural empowerment and interpersonal conflict. We examine whether this relationship is moderated by cultural diversity. Although there is some understanding of conflicts in an organization, there is little understanding concerning how conflicts may arise because of structural empowerment. We propose that structural empowerment is positively associated with interpersonal conflict and that this rel…
The kiss of death – Unearthing conversations surrounding Chagas disease on YouTube
This study employed Uses and Gratification Theory (UGT), Health Belief Model (HBM) and a mix of techniques to highlight the important role of social media in health communication. A total of 602 comments posted by YouTube users as they interacted with news items reporting on Chagas disease were thus analysed. A web-based software called Netlytic was used to capture and conduct text analytics. The sentiment of user comments on each of the five vid…
Public health agencies outreach through Instagram during the Covid-19 pandemic
Background: Governmental and non-governmental institutions increasingly use social media as a strategic tool for public outreach. Global spread, promptness, and dialogic potentials make these platforms ideal for public health monitoring and emergency communication in crises such as COVID-19. Objective: Drawing on the Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication framework, we sought to examine how leading health organizations use Instagram for communic…
Conflicting attitudes
Exploring the Arabic animation film landscape
This study investigates the insights of ten Arab animators who are actively involved in the production of animated content in seven Arab countries. The research endeavors to shed light on two significant domains: (i) the perspectives of animators regarding the Arabic animation sector and (ii) the numerous determinants that impact the industry’s growth. By utilizing thematic analysis to interpret the data obtained from in-depth interviews, this st…
Instagram for audience engagement
The research underscores Instagram's potential as a powerful tool in enhancing public health resilience and responsiveness during health emergencies in the GCC. It suggests that leveraging social media, with careful consideration of its affordances, can contribute significantly to effective health communication strategies in times of crisis
AI in higher education
This study examines the potentials and challenges of integrating conversational AI (Artificial Intelligence) tools in higher education. Specifically, the study delves into how ChatGPT is reshaping teaching, learning, research, and student evaluation while addressing ethical concerns such as academic integrity. We employ a qualitative research design based on semi-structured interviews with 12 highly accomplished academicians from North America, A…
So much more than the ship of the deserts! How naming of camels preserves identity, cultural heritage, and well-being
This paper examines the concept of camel naming in the context of the Omani Bedouin community. It goes beyond the existing research on camels, their owners, and the naming protocol and suggests that camel naming serves the purpose of shaping social structures, preserving identity, cultural heritage, and the community's well-being. The data have been collected through face-to-face interviews conducted with 24 camel owners and via the social media …
Political science (10 works) · Computer Science (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Business (6 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Public relations (6 works) · Social media (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · World Wide Web (6 works) · Internet privacy (5 works)