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"Razak, Mohd Sharul Hafiz"
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Webometric Analysis of Institutional Repositories of Malaysian Public Universities
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Mohamed, Su Elya Namira
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Ramzi, Nurina Izzati
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Ismail, Nor Azman
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Academic libraries
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Colleges & universities
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Digital systems
2021
An institutional repository (IR) is one of the resources available in most university libraries that have attracted external publishers, search engines and social media to link, share and index IR content. The traditional citation-based indicators of a publication may not reflect the IR quality and have led to the creation of new indicators such as webometrics or web metrics. This study aims to analyse and explore Malaysia’s public university IR visibility, the numbers of an external link, page count, PDF count and URL web mention. We utilised backlinks web crawler and web search engine to collect raw data. A visualisation was created using the force-directed graphing method to interpret the IR network in the webspace. This study revealed that two research universities, Universiti Malaya (UM) and Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM), dominate web visibility based on webometrics indicators. All non-research universities are at the bottom of the rankings. This study shows institutional repositories from research universities are more visible in academic social networks and digital library sites. In contrast, non-research universities need to improve their visibility by mapping the universities’ IRs websites through hyperlink exchange and collaboration activities between each university and promoting the university publication to the academic social network sites.
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Exploring Social Media User Emotions And Emoticons Use Among Malaysia Universities
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Majid, Hairudin Abdul
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Mukhktar, Mohamad Alif Fikri
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Ismail, Nor Azman
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Digital media
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Emoticon
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Emotional icons
2020
Expressing emotions through Twitter has been the norm to social media users especially university students. Emoticons has been used in their Tweet to represents their emotions to current issue. Emolyzer has been used to extract the Tweet of five active Malaysia universities community Twitter account which are USM, UTM, UKM, UiTM and UUM. With a variety of emoticons, people find it interesting as there are so many emoticons to symbolize different emotions. Different social media may differ in emoticons used, so the observation of frequently used emoticons in Twitter is a must. These emoticons are then categorized into happy, sad, annoying, angry and surprise. As a result, each different sentiment between these five universities can be compared. The study shows that USM has the highest percentage of happy while UiTM has the highest percentage of sad. This finding can be used to guide universities social media administrator to strategize in content strategy in social media.
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