Joana Martinho Costa

Assistant Professor

ISCTE-Instituto Universitário de Lisboa

Portugal

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Joana Martinho Costa is an Assistant Professor at Iscte – Instituto Universitário de Lisboa, Portugal. Her research areas include the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on passenger satisfaction in airlines, the use of game concepts to enhance programming learning, and knowledge transfer through digital education technologies in higher education. She has also contributed to studies on instructional design models, entrepreneurship competencies in students, and predictors of hotel client satisfaction.

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António Raimundo

Assistant Professor

ISCTE-Instituto Universitário de Lisboa

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Bruno Melo Maia

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Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa

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The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on airlines’ passenger satisfaction

Using game concepts to improve programming learning: A multi‐level meta‐analysis

Knowledge Transfer Through Digital Education Technologies in Higher Education

Four-component instructional design (4C/ID) model: a meta-analysis on use and effect

Assessment Patterns during Portuguese Emergency Remote Teaching

Discovering Entrepreneurship Competencies through Problem-Based Learning in Higher Education Students

Predictors of Hotel Clients’ Satisfaction in the Cape Verde Islands

Using profanity and negative sentiments: An analysis of ultimate fighting championship fighters trash talk on fans social media engagement and viewership habits

A data-driven approach to predict first-year students’ academic success in higher education institutions

Provision of academic data for research: a step for academic success

Unfolding the Drivers of Student Success in Answering Multiple-Choice Questions About Microsoft Excel

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António Raimundo

Bruno Melo Maia

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Joana Martinho Costa

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Articles (11)

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on airlines’ passenger satisfaction

Using game concepts to improve programming learning: A multi‐level meta‐analysis

Knowledge Transfer Through Digital Education Technologies in Higher Education

Four-component instructional design (4C/ID) model: a meta-analysis on use and effect

Assessment Patterns during Portuguese Emergency Remote Teaching

Discovering Entrepreneurship Competencies through Problem-Based Learning in Higher Education Students

Predictors of Hotel Clients’ Satisfaction in the Cape Verde Islands

Using profanity and negative sentiments: An analysis of ultimate fighting championship fighters trash talk on fans social media engagement and viewership habits

A data-driven approach to predict first-year students’ academic success in higher education institutions

Provision of academic data for research: a step for academic success

Unfolding the Drivers of Student Success in Answering Multiple-Choice Questions About Microsoft Excel

Collaborators (2)

António Raimundo

Bruno Melo Maia

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Using profanity and negative sentiments: An analysis of ultimate fighting championship fighters trash talk on fans social media engagement and viewership habits