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D. Darmawati

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Open access Sep 2026

Legal Analysis of the Implementation of Government Procurement of Goods/Services Through E-Purchasing at the Gorontalo Regional Police

Government procurement of goods/services is one of the strategic instruments in the implementation of effective, efficient, transparent, and accountable government. One of the procurement methods developed to realize these principles is e-purchasing through electronic catalogs as stipulated in Presidential Regulation N...

Mohammad Sabri R. Bau, D. Darmawati, Marwan Djafar · 0 citations
Open access Aug 2026

Strengthening Character Education through Multicultural Values-Based Civic Education (PPKn) to Promote Students’ Tolerance

This study examines the role of multicultural values-based Civic Education (PPKn) in strengthening character education and promoting students’ tolerance. Grounded in the growing concern over declining tolerance among students in diverse societies, the research adopts a qualitative case study approach to explore how val...

D. Darmawati, Andi Bahrun Syam, Hartati Malkab et al. · 0 citations
Open access 2026

Artificial Intelligence and Arabic Language Teaching: The Role of AI-Powered Tools in Enhancing Grammar Mastery among Non-Native Learners

The findings highlight that AI tools not only enhance learning outcomes but also facilitate deeper understanding—differing from previous studies that primarily focused on English language learning and student motivation.

D. Darmawati, Ambo Dalle, Amir Amir · 0 citations
Open access Aug 2026

Mapping the evolution of digital learning and student engagement: scopus-based bibliometric analysis of themes and trends

The study contributes a consolidated, evidence-based map in which engagement functions as the conceptual hinge between the technological and psychological strands of digital-learning research, and it shows that recent attention is moving toward intelligent and personalised digital environments.

D. Darmawati · 0 citations

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