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Word Choices
$7.00It is the words, their usage, their placement and unique attributes, that has made me fell in love with language and hence this book. These words have helped me to clothe and colour the descriptions in prose and poetry. As McKenna said that the world is made of words, therefore if you know the words you own the world. You find the intense beauty in the simple of arrangements of words.
The Isle of Sounds (An Anthology of Short Stories, #1)
$3.00Stories are not always written for fame or wealth, and not all stories are meant to become movies. But nevertheless, they are started and worked upon just because the creator has this immense desire to pen down what is tormenting his entire being. A creative person is a blend of ancient and modern souls, patient and chaotic; just like the young writers of this anthology, who have effortlessly expressed their thoughts through beautifully crafted scripture.
Word Choices
$7.00It is the words, their usage, their placement and unique attributes, that has made me fell in love with language and hence this book. These words have helped me to clothe and colour the descriptions in prose and poetry. As McKenna said that the world is made of words, therefore if you know the words you own the world. You find the intense beauty in the simple of arrangements of words.
I am a communication and media management scholar with a PhD focused on the evolving intersections of media systems, communication strategies, and organizational dynamics. My academic and professional journey has centered on understanding how communication functions in complex environments—ranging from public discourse to institutional frameworks. I am particularly interested in how digital tools and creative platforms shape meaning-making, audience engagement, and educational development.
Currently based in Bahrain, I serve as a university educator where I teach courses in media studies, public relations, and communication strategy. My teaching is grounded in both critical theory and practical application, encouraging students to explore emerging media trends alongside foundational communication principles. In addition to my teaching role, I am actively involved in quality management, contributing to institutional accreditation processes and the development of effective learning and teaching standards. I hold a professional certification in quality assurance and have played a leadership role in aligning academic programs with national and international benchmarks.
My primary research interests lie in communication studies, media studies, podcasting, quality assurance in higher education, and interdisciplinary research practices. I explore how digital storytelling and audio-based formats like podcasting are reshaping contemporary communication—particularly in educational, social, and cultural contexts. I am especially fascinated by the power of voice and narrative in shaping identity, knowledge-sharing, and public dialogue.
Throughout my career, I have participated in collaborative projects that investigate the future of education, the impact of AI in communication and creativity, and the role of media in the Gulf region. My research approach is both analytical and creative, often combining qualitative inquiry with applied insights. I am also interested in how communication research can inform institutional development, especially through quality-driven initiatives and cross-sector dialogue.
Podcasting, for me, is not only a medium of content delivery but a site of innovation in research and pedagogy. I have conducted workshops and academic discussions on integrating podcasting into curriculum design, research dissemination, and community engagement. My current projects explore how AI technologies and digital storytelling intersect with educational strategies and media production.
I regularly present my work at regional and international academic conferences and contribute to edited volumes and journal publications. My aim is to make communication research more inclusive, creative, and responsive to the needs of diverse audiences. I believe in bridging academia and practice, and I continuously seek collaborative opportunities across disciplines.
As a member of the ResearchGate community, I am excited to connect with scholars and practitioners who share similar research interests. Whether it’s podcasting, quality assurance, or the role of AI in communication, I look forward to conversations that challenge, inspire, and extend the boundaries of our field.
Let’s connect, collaborate, and keep the conversation going.
Shema bukhari
Writer