"KYBERPSYCHO" – řešení kyberkriminality a elektronického násilí, konference 23. listopadu 2015 na pražském magistrátu. Dvacet minut, velmi rychlý pohled na problématiku.
Pořádáno NCBI - http://konference.ncbi.cz/konference-kyberpsycho-2015/kyberpsycho-2015.html
"KYBERPSYCHO" – řešení kyberkriminality a elektronického násilí, konference 23. listopadu 2015 na pražském magistrátu. Dvacet minut, velmi rychlý pohled na problématiku.
Pořádáno NCBI - http://konference.ncbi.cz/konference-kyberpsycho-2015/kyberpsycho-2015.html
El documento proporciona instrucciones en 8 pasos para enviar un archivo a través de un hiperterminal, incluyendo ingresar al hiperterminal, nombrar la conexión, realizar la conexión, escribir un mensaje, dirigirse a la transferencia de archivos, seleccionar el archivo a enviar, elegir el archivo específico y enviar el archivo.
This document discusses a study on cultural openness among US consumers and its implications for marketers. The study found that consumers are increasingly open to influences from other cultures and identify with multiple cultural identities. It defines 5 stages of cultural openness and provides data showing more consumers have progressed to later stages. Consumers high in cultural openness are less responsive to targeted advertising and more open to inclusive advertising. These consumers also influence trends among other groups. Understanding consumers' cultural openness is important for marketing strategies going forward.
This document is an application pack for clubs and societies at RMIT University to apply for affiliation or re-affiliation for 2012. It contains forms and checklists for the application process. Clubs must have a minimum of 10 members including executive officers. The application process requires filling out forms with contact details of members and officers, descriptions of the club, and signing bank account authorization forms.
This document summarizes a lecture about opportunities for enhancing wildlife conservation through ecotourism and philanthropy. It discusses how ecotourism can provide financial benefits to conservation when operated according to principles like minimizing environmental impact and providing benefits to local communities. Examples are given of strategic partnerships between ecotourism operators and conservation groups in Australia, like monitoring programs for threatened species funded by tour revenues. The role of philanthropic organizations like the Foundation for National Parks and Wildlife in protecting natural and cultural heritage in Australia over 40 years is also summarized.
Parte finalmente il progetto Plastic Theory, il co-magazine italiano!
Dopo il webinar di redazione, aperto al pubblico, apre i battenti il sito destinato a raccogliere lo sviluppo di un progetto collaborativo completamente Open!
www.plastictheory.com
The document contains 6 worksheets with exercises on using the present simple tense in English. Worksheet 1 provides 10 examples to fill in with the appropriate present simple verb. Worksheet 2 asks students to write 10 sentences in the negative form. Worksheet 3 contains 5 questions to write out and provide short yes/no answers. Worksheets 4, 5, and 6 provide additional practice with 25 sentences each to fill in with the correct present simple verb form. The answers to each worksheet are provided directly after the exercises.
China is in the midst of one of history’s most dramatic consumer
revolutions. Its people have emerged from decades of global
isolation, restrictions on personal expression, and lack of
consumer choice to power the world’s fastest growing economy.
From affl uent urban youths to mobile professionals to the rural
elite, consumers are seeking products and services that refl ect
what it means to be modern in China.
Y in the Workplace will be of interest to anyone who works with or manages people born between 1980 and 2000, the members of Gen Y.
Its goal is to help readers recognize and take advantage of Gen Y’s special strengths, and to mentor them into effective leaders for tomorrow.
Selling Blue Elephants is about a single concept, the process of Rule Developing Experimentation, or RDE. The text divides the concept into several sections that examine real-life scenarios, the applications of RDE on product development and graphic design, and the use of the process in areas like technology and politics.
Despite these varying topics, the chapters follow a similar structure. Each uses specific examples, then goes into greater detail. The chapters are split frequently into headings, including frequent sides into the history or technology behind a certain topic. The text also uses a variety of charts to show the results of RDE tests. Readers should be aware that the book deals with an experimentation process; much of the information is data on test results. The charts and alternative explanations are designed to make the process easier to understand.
As the text continues, it begins to deal with more abstract concepts, such as the political use of RDE to analyze public concerns, and the use of RDE to study emerging nations and the stock market. The text ends with a brief epilogue and an index for the variety of terms used and businesses discussed.
Nowadays, internet are filled with so many services, some of them are social medias. Since humans habit is to socialize and interact. But, we do need the proper habit to be socialized in internet, who could affect our actual life.
A new research study from Yahoo! and the brand development and marketing insight consultancy, Added Value, details women’s needs and how they relate to the online channels they use on a daily basis.
The document appears to be lyrics from the song "Lateralus" by the band Tool. The lyrics reference concepts like overthinking separating the body from the mind, embracing desires and the random, and spiraling out to go where no one has been. They also mention swinging on the spiral of divinity while still being human. The lyrics have themes of transcendence, embracing the unknown, and pushing boundaries.
The document discusses the concept of an "ImmersiveScape" which aims to create a customized learning environment that supports 21st century thinking. It argues that generic language teaching has not been effective and that education needs to adapt spaces and methods to each individual student to help them reach their full potential. The ImmersiveScape integrates customization of learning for each person, accommodates supportive technologies, and provides flexible learning spaces to teach communication and social skills in the target language.
Promise and perils : Qualitative research in our connected, mobile worldThe Added Value Group
This document discusses the promise and perils of using mobile technologies for qualitative research. It can provide more immediate access to participants in their natural environments. However, mobile research requires significant preparation to design engaging tasks and get meaningful contributions from participants. Researchers must also work to extract insightful findings from the varied media like videos, photos, and audio collected from mobile devices. While mobile offers opportunities, researchers need to guide participants' experiences and carefully analyze the diverse data collected to provide actionable insights.
The document discusses identifying learning needs of managers through practices like interviews, surveys, and analyzing performance gaps in knowledge, skills, motivation, environment, and communication. It recommends identifying key challenges, seeking advice and support from experts, and using practices like interviews, surveys, and development plans to improve performance in a way that is effective but not an exact science. The document provides examples of analyzing search terms and business metrics from 2010 to 2012 and references several learning and development experts and resources.
Czech Christmas traditions include floating small boats with candles in nutshells on water, where if two boats join it means the people will be together next year. Another tradition is slicing apples - if a star appears in the half it means good health, while a cross means sickness. On Christmas Eve Czech families decorate trees, watch TV, don't eat to try and see a legendary gold pig, and have dinner which often includes fried carp.
El documento proporciona instrucciones en 8 pasos para enviar un archivo a través de un hiperterminal, incluyendo ingresar al hiperterminal, nombrar la conexión, realizar la conexión, escribir un mensaje, dirigirse a la transferencia de archivos, seleccionar el archivo a enviar, elegir el archivo específico y enviar el archivo.
This document discusses a study on cultural openness among US consumers and its implications for marketers. The study found that consumers are increasingly open to influences from other cultures and identify with multiple cultural identities. It defines 5 stages of cultural openness and provides data showing more consumers have progressed to later stages. Consumers high in cultural openness are less responsive to targeted advertising and more open to inclusive advertising. These consumers also influence trends among other groups. Understanding consumers' cultural openness is important for marketing strategies going forward.
This document is an application pack for clubs and societies at RMIT University to apply for affiliation or re-affiliation for 2012. It contains forms and checklists for the application process. Clubs must have a minimum of 10 members including executive officers. The application process requires filling out forms with contact details of members and officers, descriptions of the club, and signing bank account authorization forms.
This document summarizes a lecture about opportunities for enhancing wildlife conservation through ecotourism and philanthropy. It discusses how ecotourism can provide financial benefits to conservation when operated according to principles like minimizing environmental impact and providing benefits to local communities. Examples are given of strategic partnerships between ecotourism operators and conservation groups in Australia, like monitoring programs for threatened species funded by tour revenues. The role of philanthropic organizations like the Foundation for National Parks and Wildlife in protecting natural and cultural heritage in Australia over 40 years is also summarized.
Parte finalmente il progetto Plastic Theory, il co-magazine italiano!
Dopo il webinar di redazione, aperto al pubblico, apre i battenti il sito destinato a raccogliere lo sviluppo di un progetto collaborativo completamente Open!
www.plastictheory.com
The document contains 6 worksheets with exercises on using the present simple tense in English. Worksheet 1 provides 10 examples to fill in with the appropriate present simple verb. Worksheet 2 asks students to write 10 sentences in the negative form. Worksheet 3 contains 5 questions to write out and provide short yes/no answers. Worksheets 4, 5, and 6 provide additional practice with 25 sentences each to fill in with the correct present simple verb form. The answers to each worksheet are provided directly after the exercises.
China is in the midst of one of history’s most dramatic consumer
revolutions. Its people have emerged from decades of global
isolation, restrictions on personal expression, and lack of
consumer choice to power the world’s fastest growing economy.
From affl uent urban youths to mobile professionals to the rural
elite, consumers are seeking products and services that refl ect
what it means to be modern in China.
Y in the Workplace will be of interest to anyone who works with or manages people born between 1980 and 2000, the members of Gen Y.
Its goal is to help readers recognize and take advantage of Gen Y’s special strengths, and to mentor them into effective leaders for tomorrow.
Selling Blue Elephants is about a single concept, the process of Rule Developing Experimentation, or RDE. The text divides the concept into several sections that examine real-life scenarios, the applications of RDE on product development and graphic design, and the use of the process in areas like technology and politics.
Despite these varying topics, the chapters follow a similar structure. Each uses specific examples, then goes into greater detail. The chapters are split frequently into headings, including frequent sides into the history or technology behind a certain topic. The text also uses a variety of charts to show the results of RDE tests. Readers should be aware that the book deals with an experimentation process; much of the information is data on test results. The charts and alternative explanations are designed to make the process easier to understand.
As the text continues, it begins to deal with more abstract concepts, such as the political use of RDE to analyze public concerns, and the use of RDE to study emerging nations and the stock market. The text ends with a brief epilogue and an index for the variety of terms used and businesses discussed.
Nowadays, internet are filled with so many services, some of them are social medias. Since humans habit is to socialize and interact. But, we do need the proper habit to be socialized in internet, who could affect our actual life.
A new research study from Yahoo! and the brand development and marketing insight consultancy, Added Value, details women’s needs and how they relate to the online channels they use on a daily basis.
The document appears to be lyrics from the song "Lateralus" by the band Tool. The lyrics reference concepts like overthinking separating the body from the mind, embracing desires and the random, and spiraling out to go where no one has been. They also mention swinging on the spiral of divinity while still being human. The lyrics have themes of transcendence, embracing the unknown, and pushing boundaries.
The document discusses the concept of an "ImmersiveScape" which aims to create a customized learning environment that supports 21st century thinking. It argues that generic language teaching has not been effective and that education needs to adapt spaces and methods to each individual student to help them reach their full potential. The ImmersiveScape integrates customization of learning for each person, accommodates supportive technologies, and provides flexible learning spaces to teach communication and social skills in the target language.
Promise and perils : Qualitative research in our connected, mobile worldThe Added Value Group
This document discusses the promise and perils of using mobile technologies for qualitative research. It can provide more immediate access to participants in their natural environments. However, mobile research requires significant preparation to design engaging tasks and get meaningful contributions from participants. Researchers must also work to extract insightful findings from the varied media like videos, photos, and audio collected from mobile devices. While mobile offers opportunities, researchers need to guide participants' experiences and carefully analyze the diverse data collected to provide actionable insights.
The document discusses identifying learning needs of managers through practices like interviews, surveys, and analyzing performance gaps in knowledge, skills, motivation, environment, and communication. It recommends identifying key challenges, seeking advice and support from experts, and using practices like interviews, surveys, and development plans to improve performance in a way that is effective but not an exact science. The document provides examples of analyzing search terms and business metrics from 2010 to 2012 and references several learning and development experts and resources.
Czech Christmas traditions include floating small boats with candles in nutshells on water, where if two boats join it means the people will be together next year. Another tradition is slicing apples - if a star appears in the half it means good health, while a cross means sickness. On Christmas Eve Czech families decorate trees, watch TV, don't eat to try and see a legendary gold pig, and have dinner which often includes fried carp.
This document provides a short biography of Adam Mickiewicz, a famous Polish poet. It notes that he first gained attention for his collection of ballads and romances, which opened the romantic era in Polish literature. His most famous work was the dramatic poem "Forefathers' Eve", which portrayed Poland's role in Europe and equated the suffering of the Polish nation with the Passion of Christ. The document also includes an excerpt from Mickiewicz's poem "Ode to Youth".
Jaroslav Seifert was a Czech poet and the first Czech Nobel Prize winner. He was born in 1901 in a poor family in Prague and studied at several high schools while working as an editor for many newspapers and magazines. He wrote poems for both children and adults throughout his life until his death in 1986.
Karel Čapek was a Czech writer and painter born in 1890. He worked as a journalist, writer, dramatist, translator and critic. He is best known for co-creating the word "robot" which he first used in his play RUR.
Czech Christmas - eTwinning project "Look at book"ivanabrabcova
Czech Christmas traditions include floating small boats with candles in nutshells on water, where if two boats join it means the people will be together next year. Another tradition is slicing apples - if a cross appears it means bad luck and sickness, while a star means good health. On Christmas Eve people decorate trees and don't eat in hopes of seeing a gold pig. Typical foods include fried carp and potato salad for the Christmas dinner. People also sing carols under the Christmas tree.
Pizap is a free and easy to use website for creating collages and editing photos. Users can sign in using their Facebook account, choose a collage type, add photos and effects, customize with stickers and borders, add text, and then save and share their finished collage. Pizap provides fun ways to creatively edit and combine photos through its variety of filters, frames, and colorful stickers.
Kizoa allows users to easily create slideshows online without downloading any software. Users can upload photos and videos, add transitions, special effects, text, and music. Slideshows can then be played, saved, and shared on websites, blogs, and social media like Facebook and Twitter. The process involves uploading content, customizing each slide with effects and animations, and adding a song to accompany the slideshow.
eTwinning is a European network that connects teachers through online projects. It provides a free and safe platform called TwinSpace that allows teachers and students to collaborate on projects. TwinSpace offers various online tools like a calendar, messaging, chat, and spaces for activities, forums, blogs, and file sharing to facilitate project work between schools. The goal of eTwinning is to support teachers in setting up international partnerships and carrying out educational projects with schools across Europe.
The document summarizes an eTwinning Plus contact seminar that took place in Krakow from September 26-29, 2013. It describes activities around creating collaborative detective stories in relay format and publishing them as an e-book. It also lists other activities like team, school, and country presentations, chats, a Christmas video, and notice boards. Feedback was positive, noting the activities were fun and great work. The document concludes by outlining an eTwinning Plus project on fashion involving schools in Slovakia, Czech Republic, and Azerbaijan that included team presentations, questionnaires, collecting photos, and interviewing a fashion designer.
To register an eTwinning project, a teacher must first find and add a partner contact from another country to their contact list. Once the contact accepts, the first teacher fills out a registration form providing the project title, description, languages, ages and number of pupils involved, subject, aims, tools to be used, work process, and expected results. Both the first teacher's and second teacher's national support services must then approve the project before other partners can be added and work can begin.
2. Rozpoznejme hlavní rizika, která hrozí dětem
Naučme žáky rizika zmírnit
Využijme Twinspace, abychom žáky naučili
strategie e-bezpečnosti
Pomozme žákům být na internetu
zodpovědnými a v bezpečí
Zařaďme e-bezpečnost do našich
každodenních výukových a učebních aktivit
5. informujme rodiče a zapojme je do projektu
•každý má vlastní přístup
•bezpečná hesla
•důsledné odhlašování se
- dejme rodinám nástroje
pro jejich e-bezpečí
6.
7. • neotevírat emaily od neznámých lidí
• používat filtry spamů na mailových
adresách
• využívat přezdívku a neutrální mailovou
adresu při chatování, blogování, diskuzích a
nakupování
• vytvářet svá hesla bezpečně: malá, velká
písmena, číslice
• udržovat svá hesla v tajnosti
8. • na svém profilu/účtu nastavit ochranu
soukromí
• neodpovídat na urážlivé zprávy a tyto si
vždy ukládat
• oznámit jakékoliv šikanování a urážení své
osoby nebo kamaráda
• při uvádění své mailové adresy tuto uvádět
slovy (ochrana proti spamovému zneužití)
9.
10. nezveřejňovat informace o své osobě (adresa,
telefon, fotky, … )
učit se MYSLET dřív než KLIKNOUT
vše, co odešlu, je:
◦ vyhledatelné (někdy, někdo, někde to může najít)
◦ navždy
◦ kopírovatelné (jednou nalezené může být
zkopírováno, změněno a dále sdíleno)
◦ pro neviditelné publikum (bez kontroly, kdo – kdy –
jak upraví a uvidí)
11. e-stopa, kterou zanecháváme, vytváří nebo
ničí mé dobré jméno, mou reputaci
jak je posuzována moje osobnost?
◦ moje slova
◦ moje jednání
◦ co o mně píší ostatní
nauč se, jak se bezpečně pohybovat na
internetu
12. Naučme děti, aby:
• dobře zvážily vkládání svých fotografií na
internet, když už ano, tak bez uvedení jmen
• nevkládaly fotografie jiných lidí bez jejich
výslovného či lépe písemného souhlasu
13. • nestahovaly a nepoužívaly cizí fotografie,
každá z nich je chráněna autorským právem
• měly úctu k vlastní osobě a nevkládaly
fotografie, které je zobrazují polonahé či v
nevhodných pozicích a situacích
• se dokázaly bránit, jestliže někdo zneužije
jejich fotografie nebo fotografie jejich osoby
vložením na internet bez jejich souhlasu
14. Naučme děti, aby:
• nekomunikovaly na internetu s nikým, koho
neznají také mimo internet
• nikoho samy na internetu neobtěžovaly a
nešikanovaly
• respektovaly práva a soukromí ostatních
• chránily samy sebe /přezdívka na chatu,
dobré heslo, nastavení soukromí, neuváděly
samy osobní data/
15. • nepřidělovaly přístupová práva do svých
blogů, nesdílely obsahy svých webových
aplikací s příliš mnoha osobami, které ani
neznají
• se vždy důsledně odhlásily z aplikací
Nedovolme, aby v době vyučování:
- chatovaly bez dohledu
16. • Identita vydavatele /je uveden kontakt, má
nějaké další stránky?/
• Reference /pozadí stránek, např. stránky
podniku, univerzity, nevládních
organizací…/
• Co se o autorovi stránek píše jinde?
17. • Objektivita /prověření pravdivosti informací z více
zdrojů – knihy, časopisy, vlastní poznatky, jiné
zdroje internetu/
• Aktualizace stránek /poslední aktualizace, nejsou
info zastaralé
18. • vyzváněcí tóny, nahrávky MP3 jsou většinou
zpoplatněny, ačkoliv jsou mnohdy inzerovány
jako bezplatné
• vše na internetu někomu patří a je chráněno
autorskými právy /zneužití je možné
pokutovat – až 8 let nebo 5 milionů/
• kopie a stahovat soubory je možno jen pro
vlastní potřebu, vždy je nutno uvést jméno
autora, název díla a pramen
19. • existují weby, z kterých je možné čerpat a
sdílet bezplatně, např. youtube.com,
stream.cz, flickr.com, wikipedie, digg.com,
rajče.net, …
• písničky lze legálně stahovat z: www.i-
legálně.cz, www.all-music.cz,
www.freemusic.cz, www.mp3.com,
www.play.t-music.cz