| 01 – 14 | Bodily Movement as Quick Transition Activities to Sustain Kindergartners’ Engagement in Online Classes | 1. Junefel C. Macagba 2. Idriana Mae Gemina 3. Latreia Channiyel Ternida 4. Lara Geliane Cabañeros 5. Karen P. Samante 6. Karen C. Bongbong 7. Samuel F. Macagba III |
| 15 – 29 | Dropout Rate in Online Education During Covid-19: A Study of University Students in Bangladesh
| 1. Shopna Akter 2. Md. Omar Faruk Bhuiyan |
| 30 – 42 | Students’ Behaviours and Perceptions of Using the TikTok Application as a Tool for Learning Business Administration
| 1. Chaiyaset Promsri 2. Suchira Chaigusin |
| 43 – 52 | Digital Learning for ASEAN Readiness: The Role of Bahaso in Enhancing International Communication Skills of Indonesian Tourism Workers | 1. Putri Jasmine Surapati 2. Lutfi Amalia |
| 53 – 68 | | 1. Peter Ong 2. Yong Lai Tee 3. Rozaina Abd Razak |
| 69 – 82 | Micro-Credential Preferences of Self-Directed Learners on Risk Analysis | 1. Leo Mendel D. Rosario |
| 83 – 100 | One Platform, Two Experiences: A Duoautoethnographic Reflection on How Moodle Facilitates Student Learning
| 1. Lorena Jean D. Saludadez 2. Isabel Christianni N. Estillore |
| 101 – 117 | Online Learning Readiness and Challenges Among Engineering Students at Universiti Teknologi MARA: A Quantitative Analysis | 1. Haslinda Abdul Hamid 2. Nurhafizah Ahmad |
| 118 – 128 | Exploring Factors Influencing Completion Rates in an Online Accounting Course during the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Case of Simplified Accounting for Entrepreneurs
| 1. Tricia C. Ascan 2. Dona Lyn M. Piamonte 3. Mary Grace C. Perez 4. Larry N. Cruz |
| 129 – 139 | | 1. Catherine P. Loseñara 2. Jleian Mard M. Loseñara |