A Keyword Co-Occurrence Analysis of Research on Service Learning: Conceptual Foci and Emerging Research Trends

Narong, David Kongpiwatana; Hallinger, Philip

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“…After removing non-key terms, 39 terms with at least 10 occurrences were included in creating a network of connected key terms. The keywords appearing as light green and yellow nodes form the research front [49]. These keywords include triple diode model, single diode model, double diode model, meta heuristics algorithm, shunt resistance, ideality factor, error etc.…”

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Solar Cell Parameters Extraction Methods: A Bibliometric Analysis Review

Elias Kapambwe

2024

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This paper presents a bibliometric analysis review of solar cell parameters extraction methods. The paper focuses on trends in publications, identifying possible knowledge gaps and future potential research direction regarding improvement in solar cell parameters extraction methods. In order to achieve this objective, a total of 300 Journal articles published from 2015 to 2023 inclusive were retrieved from the Dimensions database on this subject. After screening the articles by title, 224 were included in the analysis. Taking into account, among other metrics; publications, citation, location in the network, recent and relevance with the subject matter under study, countries which have collaborated most in document publication were identified. The study also revealed authors who are deemed to be influential in this field as well as highly ranked documents and institutions. The key words that may suggest further investigation in order to address the subject of solar cell parameters extraction methods were also identified. Additionally, other research gaps that may suggest possible study direction such as underrepresented areas were recognized.

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Solar Cell Parameters Extraction Methods: A Bibliometric Analysis Review

Elias Kapambwe

2024

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“…This analysis helps detect the research trends authors have focused on by using text mining to identify the commonly used keywords and themes among similar publications grouped into clusters [28,93,94]. By using author keywords, CNAK help us to uncover repetitive patterns or trends among common authors that may correspond to a certain field of study [95] and help detect the topics that have attracted the greatest attention over time [93]. The process of conducting this analysis involved extracting the keywords of the selected publications, merging synonymous and abbreviated keywords and then using the VOSviewer software version 1.6.20 to map out the author networks.…”

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The Relationship of Corporate Social Responsibility with Business Performance—A Bibliometric Literature Review

Dzage,

Szabados

2024

Sustainability

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The significant role of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in achieving sustainability and in meeting the expectations of stakeholders has been well documented. Using a collection of 2173 publications on CSR and its connections with business performance, this study conducted a bibliometric investigation using the Systematic Literature Network Analysis (SLNA) technique combined with network visualizations to demonstrate the current research trends, most topical themes and the developing areas of interest in the growing field of CSR and its linkages with business performance for an approximate period from 2004 to 2023 as published in the Scopus database of two decades. The goal was to explore the research gaps by analyzing the most cited authors and most impactful publications by year, location, subject area and document type. The study also outlined the trends by topic prevalence, commonly used keywords and citation networks based on co-occurrence and co-authorship to identify the current thematic gaps. The results reveal a mild rate of growth in scholarly interest around the field of CSR and business performance until 2022, where a manifold increase in publications was recorded. An expanding focus on human, social and organizational behavior, economic systems, financial and social performance, leadership, stakeholder management and management science was identified, although there is a scarcity of studies around issues regarding developing countries, climate change, CSR disclosure and small businesses. These findings demonstrate the current state of the research and offer interesting insights and timely research directions as a roadmap for future studies.

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“…While there is vast research on the outcomes of service-learning (Celio et al, 2011;Gupta et al, 2011;Anderson et al, 2019;Bastida-Escamilla et al, 2022;Narong and Hallinger, 2023), there is a deficit of literature that assesses student perceptions about servicelearning and/or their service-learning experiences (Matthews and Zimmerman, 2009;Colvin, 2020). Our research seeks to build on the limited repository of literature on student perceptions of service-learning to address this knowledge gap.…”

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Undergraduates’ perceptions of the value of service-learning

Drewery,

Lollar

2024

Front. Educ.

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Service-learning integrates community service with academic study. Students apply skills and knowledge in practical situations and reflect on their experiences. Our 3000-level service-learning college course, Leadership Development in Agricultural Sciences, involved student-led development and execution of a one-day event, “AgCamp,” held on a university campus for high school students. The objective of this study was to evaluate if an intervention (i.e., a service-learning project) changed undergraduate students’ perceptions of their ability to collaborate, ability to lead, and overall perceptions of the usefulness of service-learning. An electronic mixed methods questionnaire-based survey was developed, tested for validity and reliability, and distributed to college students enrolled in Leadership Development in Agricultural Sciences as a pre- and post-test at the beginning and end of two semesters. Data were analyzed in SPSS 26.0 using measures of central tendency and paired sample t-tests. Undergraduate students’ (n = 74) had positive perceptions of service-learning entering the semester, all measures of which improved as a result of their experiences in the course. In comparison with traditional courses, students felt service-learning courses have more societal benefits and should be increasingly offered. Participating in the service-learning project significantly increased students’ comfort working with people from different cultures or backgrounds and empowered them in different ways, including with decision-making. Ultimately, our data indicate that students enjoyed service-learning and received soft skill development through the course. We recommend service-learning be increasingly integrated into post-secondary curriculum.

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A Keyword Co-Occurrence Analysis of Research on Service Learning: Conceptual Foci and Emerging Research Trends

Cited by 30 publications

References 138 publications

Solar Cell Parameters Extraction Methods: A Bibliometric Analysis Review

Solar Cell Parameters Extraction Methods: A Bibliometric Analysis Review

The Relationship of Corporate Social Responsibility with Business Performance—A Bibliometric Literature Review

Undergraduates’ perceptions of the value of service-learning

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