The gap between abstract and often inconceivable frontal studies and the new wave of practical teaching, which forces the individualization and independence of students in education, is overcome by the introduction of new technologies, one of which is Micro:bit. By teaching students digital-technical literacy in a fun way, the interest and wi...

By Milan Veskovic, Vasilija Simovic, Srđan Nogo, Olga Dukic, Ana Vulovic

 Software support may have an important role in the educational process in the field of surface treatment and thermal processing. With the rise of digitalization, software tools have become invaluable means for teaching and learning complex concepts and procedures. These tools enable students to better understand aspects of surface treatment a...

By Ján Duplák, Darina Dupláková, Maryna Yeromina, Samuel Mikuláško, Róbert Pyteľ

 The creation and evaluation process of the working environment is considered a demanding activity that requires extensive knowledge across a broad spectrum of specialized fields. Proper creation of the working environment ensures suitable working conditions, which impact the overall productivity and efficiency of manufacturing processes. Ensu...

By Darina Dupláková, Ján Duplák, Dejan Kojic, Enes Sukic, Patrik Sloboda

 The specificity of innovations and innovative ways of working in teaching dates back to the previous years of the educational system, but it always requires upgrading and improvement, especially use and application in practice. There has been a lot of talk about potential teaching systems, but there has always been a problem regarding applica...

By Dragana Aleksić

 Various theories available in the international literature provide frameworks for understanding how social media platforms are integrated into the daily lives of individuals and how users' reliance on these platforms shapes their interactions, perceptions, and behavior patterns in the digital age. Media Dependence Theory, Uses and Gratificati...

By Jelena Krstić, Ljubomir Zuber

 Mass media play a central role in informing the public about what is happening, both locally and globally, especially in those areas about wich consumers of media content do not have direct knowledge or experience. Recent researches have shown that the mass media do have undeniable role in creating public opinion, influencing the thoughts, at...

By Sandra Đukanović

 According to multiple consecutive studies made by TV station viewership measurement agencies, BNRTV (Radio Television BN) and RTRS (Radio Television of Republika Srpska) represent the most watched and influential mass media in Republic of Srpska. The aim of the research conducted within this study is to demonstrate, through comparative analys...

By Sandra Đukanović

 Introduction: The needs within the health system and society as a whole require an urgent change in the education of masters of pharmacy, both in terms of health specializations and academic ones. New pathologies, new drugs and a completely changed way of life of citizens set an imperative in accepting a new way of education for a master of p...

By Zahida Binakaj, Svetlana Stojkov, Tanja Stevanović- Pavlović, Hatidža Karić, Amela Škapur, Enisa Halilović, Emina Suljagić

 The purpose of this study is to identify the reasons why individuals attend university career fairs and the expectations they hold toward these events. Additionally, the article seeks to understand the students views on the usefulness of these events and assesses the strongest points of the fair. The event chosen for the study is the Career F...

By Mihaela Popa, Ljubica Janjetovic, Adrian Eugen Cioablă

 Armillaria gallica Marxm. & Romagn., commonly known as bulbous honey fungus, is a species of mushroom that is conditionally edible, typically appearing during autumn. The objective of this study was to assess the antimicrobial and antioxidant activity of the acetonic extract of A. gallica and to analyze the presence of metals in its dry b...

By Nevena Petrović, Zoran Simić, Marijana Kosanić