جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "فناوری های نوین" در نشریات گروه "تربیت بدنی"

The aim of this research was to evaluate the strategic priorities of artificial intelligence in the sports industry of Iran using the ARAS method. This applied research is descriptive-analytical in terms of strategy. The statistical population consisted of two sections: informational resources (articles related to the research topic) and human resources (experts in the field of artificial intelligence, sports industry experts, and university professors). The sampling method in both informational and human communities was purposive. In the informational community section, 18 studies and 18 participants in the human community were included. To assess the validity and reliability of the results, strategies such as confirmability, process audit study, and Delphi method in two rounds, face and content validity, and the split-half method were used. For analyzing the literature review and expert opinions, content analysis was initially employed, followed by the Delphi analysis, structural analysis (cross-impact analysis), and the ARAS analysis. The findings showed that the most important strategic priorities are the expansion scope of artificial intelligence and the readiness to adopt artificial intelligence technology. Following these, job transformation, infrastructure and equipment, and investment were ranked. Therefore, it is concluded that focusing on the expansion scope of artificial intelligence and the readiness to adopt artificial intelligence technology can maximize the potential of artificial intelligence in improving the performance and management of the sports industry.

This research aims to investigate the issues arising from prolonged usage of modern electronic technologies by reviewing relevant literature. Specifically, we examine the impact of mobile phones, tablets, and computers on postural control and skeletal abnormalities among children.

Articles were selected based on the research objective by conducting a thorough review of specialized biomechanics databases and considering input and output indicators.

The investigation revealed that modern electronic technologies, particularly among children aged 6 to 11 years, can contribute to various skeletal and muscular abnormalities in the upper limbs (e.g., rounded shoulders). Body postures adopted while using these technologies (e.g., sitting, lying down), as well as the use of one-handed versus two-handed postures, significantly affect pressure distribution and muscle and skeletal health. Other notable issues include vision problems, adaptability challenges during childhood, and psychological and social implications.

The review of studies underscores the potential adverse effects of prolonged usage of modern electronic technologies, particularly among elementary school children. With the rise of virtual education in recent years, these technologies have become increasingly prevalent and may contribute to significant limb abnormalities and associated problems. Vision impairments due to prolonged screen time, as well as psychological, social, and adaptational challenges, add further pressure on children.

The aim of the research was to design a model for the use of new technologies in the development of sport for all in Iran. This current research was of applied and qualitative type based on grounded theory with Strauss and Corbin approach. The statistical population included selected professors of sports management of universities and managers of general sports and youth departments and sports federations. Sampling was done in a targeted way with two primary samples and its volume was determined to be 15 people based on information saturation. The data collection method in this research was field-type and using semi-structured interviews, and three-stage coding (open, central, selective) was used for data analysis. The results of the research showed that the causal factors of the use of new technologies in the development of sport for all in Iran are the lifestyle, the target community and the need of sport for all for new technology, its underlying factors include infrastructural, managerial, cultural and geographical factors, its intervening factors include economic factors, Political and socio-cultural and its strategies include educational strategies, management strategies, culture building, research strategies and financial strategies, which ultimately cause consequences including sports development, scientific development, economic development, health development and international development. Therefore, the principled and appropriate application of new technologies and attention to effective factors will lead to the development of sport for all in various ways.

The purpose of the present study is to identify Barriers and Problems of using new technologies for development of recreational sports. The data were collected through semi-structured interviews using a qualitative method. For data analysis, thematic analysis method (Brown and Clark, 2006) was used. The study results showed that challenges of using new technologies for development of recreational sports are divided into five groups: 1) lack of independence of decision-making institutions, 2) fragmentation of decisions, 3) technology use ease, 4) traditional view and basic understanding of the new era of recreational sports among officials and 5) unacceptable context. According to the study results, the three themes of lack of independence of decision-making institutions, fragmentation of decision-making and traditional view and basic understanding of the new era of recreational sports among officials are among the most important challenges that lead to technology use ease in sports and especially recreational sports. On the other hand, unacceptable context includes themes, each of which individually poses a challenge for development of recreational sports through new technologies.

This research aims to prioritizing new usable technologies in sports facilities with an emphasis on reducing energy consumption. Mixed research method (qualitative and quantitative) has used in this study. The population of the study was 50 of experts that had studies in areas of sport facilities, energy engineering, Civil Engineering and the environment. Sample was equal with population. In the qualitative section, qualitative interviews have conducted with 11 experts. In quantitative section, AHP researcher-made questionnaire by Behingostar software have used to data collection. Findings of the qualitative analysis showed that the new usable technologies used in sports facilities with the emphasis of the reduction of energy consumption have divided into the three main indexes of the new technologies reducing water (6 item), power (9 item) and Gas (9 item) consumption. Building management system was the most important technology in reducing power and gas consumption (relative weight 0.30 and 0.29) in sport facilities. Future bath showers (relative weight 0.32) were most important technology in reducing water consumption. Therefore, due to the limited availability of energy resources in the country, managers of sports facilities have to step in order to benefit these technologies to develop sustainable sports facilities in the future.