El documento describe las partes importantes de un bloque 0 en un aula virtual, incluyendo secciones de información, comunicación e interacción. La sección de información presenta una guía del curso y la rúbrica de evaluación. La sección de comunicación es donde el tutor se comunica con los estudiantes sobre las tareas y fechas límite. La sección de interacción permite discusiones y compartir experiencias entre el tutor y estudiantes. El bloque 0 es crucial para establecer las expectativas del curso y garantizar el éxito de los estudiantes.
Phillip Bauer is seeking a managerial position where he can maximize efficiency and profitability. He has over 10 years of experience as the general manager of Mezzanine Lounge in Houston, where he managed 15-20 employees, conducted meetings to improve sales, handled personnel issues, and dealt with customer complaints. Bauer also has a background in marketing, coordinating promotions and establishing partnerships to grow sales. He is skilled in areas like budgeting, inventory control, scheduling, and leading employees.
This document certifies that Dagim W. Woldesenbet has successfully completed the requirements for Cisco Certified Network Associate Routing and Switching certification. The certification is valid from March 1, 2016 through March 1, 2019 and can be verified online using the provided certificate number and verification code. The certification is signed by Chuck Robbins, CEO of Cisco Systems.
This document discusses the project "The importance of being digital" which explores digital scholarship, methods, and cultures. It outlines the background and research lines of the project, which uses training events to gather empirical data. It then discusses different perspectives on digital scholarship and methods, including pragmatic, political, and epistemological views. It references debates around empirical social sciences and how digital data and devices are reshaping methods and assumptions. The document advocates cultivating "live methods" and notes that inventiveness emerges from the purposes methods are put to, not being intrinsic to methods themselves.
What does it mean to be a scholar in the digital era within the context of neoliberal institutions? In this presentation, Jessie Daniels explains some of the implications.
El documento describe las partes importantes de un bloque 0 en un aula virtual, incluyendo secciones de información, comunicación e interacción. La sección de información presenta una guía del curso y la rúbrica de evaluación. La sección de comunicación es donde el tutor se comunica con los estudiantes sobre las tareas y fechas límite. La sección de interacción permite discusiones y compartir experiencias entre el tutor y estudiantes. El bloque 0 es crucial para establecer las expectativas del curso y garantizar el éxito de los estudiantes.
Phillip Bauer is seeking a managerial position where he can maximize efficiency and profitability. He has over 10 years of experience as the general manager of Mezzanine Lounge in Houston, where he managed 15-20 employees, conducted meetings to improve sales, handled personnel issues, and dealt with customer complaints. Bauer also has a background in marketing, coordinating promotions and establishing partnerships to grow sales. He is skilled in areas like budgeting, inventory control, scheduling, and leading employees.
This document certifies that Dagim W. Woldesenbet has successfully completed the requirements for Cisco Certified Network Associate Routing and Switching certification. The certification is valid from March 1, 2016 through March 1, 2019 and can be verified online using the provided certificate number and verification code. The certification is signed by Chuck Robbins, CEO of Cisco Systems.
This document discusses the project "The importance of being digital" which explores digital scholarship, methods, and cultures. It outlines the background and research lines of the project, which uses training events to gather empirical data. It then discusses different perspectives on digital scholarship and methods, including pragmatic, political, and epistemological views. It references debates around empirical social sciences and how digital data and devices are reshaping methods and assumptions. The document advocates cultivating "live methods" and notes that inventiveness emerges from the purposes methods are put to, not being intrinsic to methods themselves.
What does it mean to be a scholar in the digital era within the context of neoliberal institutions? In this presentation, Jessie Daniels explains some of the implications.
Breguet on Your iPad - What's the point of using an app for your business?Julien Perez
This document discusses the benefits of having a digital magazine in addition to a print magazine. It notes that tablets are becoming a more popular way for the target audience to consume content compared to smartphones. Creating a digital magazine allows the content to reach more potential customers and leads at a low cost, and it can provide an interactive experience that print cannot. In the end, promoting the digital magazine on iPad may help boost business.
This paper explores the tensions between urban and youth development in the information age so as to critically reflect on the rights of urban youth to reorient their socio-technological surroundings, and with it their own life course. Findings from two case studies of NYC youth are drawn on to consider both a ‘right to the city’ and ‘to research’ as deeply intertwined ontological and epistemological movements that reconfigure the production of space, knowledge and media in the smart city. As NYCs economy becomes oriented toward high-tech and creative industries, public investments are made to recruit and accommodate a highly educated, largely white, and supposedly more creative class of workers. Marginalized and poor youth are meanwhile segregated and largely sorted out of this ‘new’ economy. At a more intimate scale of development, apps like Uber shape public mobility, companies like News Corp equip public schools with educational media, and daily communication is largely facilitated by privately owned platforms and networks. The result is a geography of youth development that increasingly takes place in the proprietary cross-hairs of smart urbanism’s creative destruction. This paper unpacks two youth-based projects intended to shift this dynamic: one that developed an open-source social network and one that maintains a community-based WiFi network. Together, these projects help illustrate how broader calls for rights ‘to the city’ and ‘to research’ play out in the practical yet powerful ways youth are remaking the social, material, and digital configuration of the smart city.
Duncan Ryckaert is a Belgian national born in 1991 who has studied and worked in information technology, computer security, and network administration. He has experience in PHP, MySQL, C#, Java, Adobe InDesign, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript/jQuery, and Python. His work history includes positions at Pharma Consulting & Industries, Apple, and Crea Domotics, and he has obtained certifications from Vasco, Cisco, and Synatra West Kortrijk. Currently he is a student of Applied Informatics at HOWEST Brugge specializing in computer and cyber crime.
The document discusses the evolution of the web from Web 1.0 to Web 2.0 and the problems with representing meaning. It introduces semantic web as representing things rather than just documents using semantic annotations in formats like RDFa, microformats and microdata. Linked data allows complex queries across a web of data by embedding semantic annotations and using common schemas like Schema.org. Major companies are now building knowledge graphs to represent structured data from sources on a linked open web.
This document provides an overview of Luxembourg and discusses opening a Café Vergnano franchise location in the country. Some key points:
- Luxembourg has a population of over 500,000 with French, German and Luxembourgish as the main languages. Its capital is Luxembourg City, known for its medieval old town.
- The economy relies heavily on its financial services sector, accounting for 36% of GDP. Unemployment has historically been below the EU average.
- Coffee culture is growing in Luxembourg, led by the 4th generation family business Knopes Artisan Torréfacteur, which aims to establish a coffee scene.
- Starting a business in Luxembourg requires around 6 procedures
In one of my marketing classes our final project was to act as a consultant to a business. Midfield Cafe is a local nashua diner that is popular, but doesn't effectively have a marketing strategy. My presentation goes over their current tactics and my ideas on what they could do to improve their restaurant and business.
Instut is a next generation point-of-sale solution designed for food and beverage, retail, and service businesses. It allows businesses to easily manage and grow using an iPad application and cloud-based backend. The software can be used for restaurants, cafes, kiosks, and other businesses from single locations up to chains of over 100 outlets. It provides features for operations management, inventory control, sales reporting, and user management.
Breguet on Your iPad - What's the point of using an app for your business?Julien Perez
This document discusses the benefits of having a digital magazine in addition to a print magazine. It notes that tablets are becoming a more popular way for the target audience to consume content compared to smartphones. Creating a digital magazine allows the content to reach more potential customers and leads at a low cost, and it can provide an interactive experience that print cannot. In the end, promoting the digital magazine on iPad may help boost business.
This paper explores the tensions between urban and youth development in the information age so as to critically reflect on the rights of urban youth to reorient their socio-technological surroundings, and with it their own life course. Findings from two case studies of NYC youth are drawn on to consider both a ‘right to the city’ and ‘to research’ as deeply intertwined ontological and epistemological movements that reconfigure the production of space, knowledge and media in the smart city. As NYCs economy becomes oriented toward high-tech and creative industries, public investments are made to recruit and accommodate a highly educated, largely white, and supposedly more creative class of workers. Marginalized and poor youth are meanwhile segregated and largely sorted out of this ‘new’ economy. At a more intimate scale of development, apps like Uber shape public mobility, companies like News Corp equip public schools with educational media, and daily communication is largely facilitated by privately owned platforms and networks. The result is a geography of youth development that increasingly takes place in the proprietary cross-hairs of smart urbanism’s creative destruction. This paper unpacks two youth-based projects intended to shift this dynamic: one that developed an open-source social network and one that maintains a community-based WiFi network. Together, these projects help illustrate how broader calls for rights ‘to the city’ and ‘to research’ play out in the practical yet powerful ways youth are remaking the social, material, and digital configuration of the smart city.
Duncan Ryckaert is a Belgian national born in 1991 who has studied and worked in information technology, computer security, and network administration. He has experience in PHP, MySQL, C#, Java, Adobe InDesign, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript/jQuery, and Python. His work history includes positions at Pharma Consulting & Industries, Apple, and Crea Domotics, and he has obtained certifications from Vasco, Cisco, and Synatra West Kortrijk. Currently he is a student of Applied Informatics at HOWEST Brugge specializing in computer and cyber crime.
The document discusses the evolution of the web from Web 1.0 to Web 2.0 and the problems with representing meaning. It introduces semantic web as representing things rather than just documents using semantic annotations in formats like RDFa, microformats and microdata. Linked data allows complex queries across a web of data by embedding semantic annotations and using common schemas like Schema.org. Major companies are now building knowledge graphs to represent structured data from sources on a linked open web.
This document provides an overview of Luxembourg and discusses opening a Café Vergnano franchise location in the country. Some key points:
- Luxembourg has a population of over 500,000 with French, German and Luxembourgish as the main languages. Its capital is Luxembourg City, known for its medieval old town.
- The economy relies heavily on its financial services sector, accounting for 36% of GDP. Unemployment has historically been below the EU average.
- Coffee culture is growing in Luxembourg, led by the 4th generation family business Knopes Artisan Torréfacteur, which aims to establish a coffee scene.
- Starting a business in Luxembourg requires around 6 procedures
In one of my marketing classes our final project was to act as a consultant to a business. Midfield Cafe is a local nashua diner that is popular, but doesn't effectively have a marketing strategy. My presentation goes over their current tactics and my ideas on what they could do to improve their restaurant and business.
Instut is a next generation point-of-sale solution designed for food and beverage, retail, and service businesses. It allows businesses to easily manage and grow using an iPad application and cloud-based backend. The software can be used for restaurants, cafes, kiosks, and other businesses from single locations up to chains of over 100 outlets. It provides features for operations management, inventory control, sales reporting, and user management.