ABSTRACT
During COVID-19 pandemic, interest in mHealth rose dramatically. An ample literature review was carried out to discover whether personality traits could be the basis for mHealth personalization for human-computer interaction improvement. Moreover, the study of three most popular mHealth applications was conducted to determine data collected by users. The results showed that personality traits affected communication and physical activity preferences, motivation, and application usage. mHealth personalization based on personality traits could suggest enjoyable physical activities and motivational communication. mHealth applications already process enough user information to enable seamless inference of personality traits.
ABSTRACT
For the next seven years, the digitalisation of higher education is one of the priority tasks of Latvia. An extensive review of information sources was performed, and an online survey with the technical staff of higher education institutions was conducted to evaluate the progress made towards education digitalisation in Latvia and compare these results with the countries of the Nordic-Baltic region. The paper presents the study results and identities issues hindering the digitalisation progress, e.g., issues with the legislation, basic digital skills, and required competences for academic staff.