The document discusses innovations in music education presented by Tom Frazee and Nancy Roché. It describes how the combination of an educational model and custom systems at CCMS can deliver creative and career-oriented results in 20% of the time and at 15% of the cost of traditional methods. Key aspects of the model include developing tools to allow faculty to focus on instruction rather than paperwork, seamless integration between faculty and server systems, and opportunities for global community connectivity. The document outlines the container-based educational model and server-side learning systems that deliver personalized results and feedback to students in real-time.
Bradford College University Centre - The 14-19 Diploma Experience Programme O...Mike Blamires
Bradford University Centre offered 85 places to PGCE students in 7 Diploma lines for their 2009/10 Diploma Experience Programme. The programme allocated 74 hours to various diploma-related activities including 3 days of industrial experience, occupational skills training, attending lectures, researching and presenting on diplomas, contributing to curriculum plans, experiencing functional skills teaching, shadowing diploma teachers and students, and assessing diploma work. Collaboration with local partners helped arrange industrial placements and support from school mentors. The flexible structure aimed to give students ownership over their development experiences within the overall success criteria.
Slides supporting a 3 hour workshop that included:
- Participating in a lecture and discussion to frame the need and learn from examples
- Collaborating on the design of a badge system in a group using an offline tool
- Collaborating on the design of a draft badge in that system using a similar tool
- Creating and test-issuing the draft badge online, or observing this being done
- Reflection on the workshop outcomes using a badge application
Faculty and staff had the opportunity to apply for a badge at the end of the workshop.
The Diplôme CAFEL is a 10-year old program that certifies emerging jobs and skills in e-learning project management. It is a partnership between a university and CCIP that takes a blended academic and professional approach with an emphasis on learning by doing through real-world projects. Over 140 projects have been completed. The program uses online and collaborative learning tools over 7-9 months to develop technical, instructional, and project management skills for e-learning. It has evolved to offer more flexibility, individualization, and opportunities for social and community-based learning.
LavaCon 2012 - Gaining Value From Global Content Using A CCMSbrentmurphy1
Suzanne Mescan and Brent Murphy share their experience regarding the value propositions of implementing and utilizing a CCMS to manage technical documentation for a global audience
Este documento presenta el programa de una movilidad estudiantil en Brakel, Alemania. Se centra en introducir a los estudiantes a la literatura alemana sobre bosques a través de cuentos como Caperucita Roja y autores como Friedrich Hölderlin. También describe excursiones a bosques típicos como el Harz y Schwarzwald, así como actividades como geocaching. El programa incluye visitas a Münster y excursiones educativas al bosque antes del regreso a casa.
Este documento propone diseñar e implementar estrategias para minimizar la desnutrición en niños menores de 5 años en el barrio La Playa de Chigorodó a través de programas de salud y alimentación. El objetivo es identificar las causas de desnutrición e implementar visitas domiciliarias, charlas educativas, jornadas de complemento alimentario y eventos con expertos para promover una adecuada nutrición infantil. El cronograma detalla actividades entre marzo a junio sobre desnutrición, seguridad aliment
Bradford College University Centre - The 14-19 Diploma Experience Programme O...Mike Blamires
Bradford University Centre offered 85 places to PGCE students in 7 Diploma lines for their 2009/10 Diploma Experience Programme. The programme allocated 74 hours to various diploma-related activities including 3 days of industrial experience, occupational skills training, attending lectures, researching and presenting on diplomas, contributing to curriculum plans, experiencing functional skills teaching, shadowing diploma teachers and students, and assessing diploma work. Collaboration with local partners helped arrange industrial placements and support from school mentors. The flexible structure aimed to give students ownership over their development experiences within the overall success criteria.
Slides supporting a 3 hour workshop that included:
- Participating in a lecture and discussion to frame the need and learn from examples
- Collaborating on the design of a badge system in a group using an offline tool
- Collaborating on the design of a draft badge in that system using a similar tool
- Creating and test-issuing the draft badge online, or observing this being done
- Reflection on the workshop outcomes using a badge application
Faculty and staff had the opportunity to apply for a badge at the end of the workshop.
The Diplôme CAFEL is a 10-year old program that certifies emerging jobs and skills in e-learning project management. It is a partnership between a university and CCIP that takes a blended academic and professional approach with an emphasis on learning by doing through real-world projects. Over 140 projects have been completed. The program uses online and collaborative learning tools over 7-9 months to develop technical, instructional, and project management skills for e-learning. It has evolved to offer more flexibility, individualization, and opportunities for social and community-based learning.
LavaCon 2012 - Gaining Value From Global Content Using A CCMSbrentmurphy1
Suzanne Mescan and Brent Murphy share their experience regarding the value propositions of implementing and utilizing a CCMS to manage technical documentation for a global audience
Este documento presenta el programa de una movilidad estudiantil en Brakel, Alemania. Se centra en introducir a los estudiantes a la literatura alemana sobre bosques a través de cuentos como Caperucita Roja y autores como Friedrich Hölderlin. También describe excursiones a bosques típicos como el Harz y Schwarzwald, así como actividades como geocaching. El programa incluye visitas a Münster y excursiones educativas al bosque antes del regreso a casa.
Este documento propone diseñar e implementar estrategias para minimizar la desnutrición en niños menores de 5 años en el barrio La Playa de Chigorodó a través de programas de salud y alimentación. El objetivo es identificar las causas de desnutrición e implementar visitas domiciliarias, charlas educativas, jornadas de complemento alimentario y eventos con expertos para promover una adecuada nutrición infantil. El cronograma detalla actividades entre marzo a junio sobre desnutrición, seguridad aliment
Este documento proporciona una guía paso a paso para crear formularios en Google Drive. Explica cómo iniciar el proceso, seleccionar la opción de formulario, darle un nombre y plantilla, y agregar preguntas de diferentes tipos. También describe cómo ver y compartir las respuestas del formulario una vez completado.
Este documento ofrece detalles sobre una casa en renta en la colonia Altabrisa en Tijuana, Baja California. La casa tiene 5 recámaras, 4.5 baños y un área de construcción de 250 metros cuadrados en dos niveles. Se renta por $1,300 USD al mes y cuenta con amplios espacios como un patio, terraza y estudio. La propiedad también incluye cuarto de lavado y está ubicada cerca de escuelas y parques.
The document discusses color matching systems used in computer systems. It describes how color is perceived by the human eye and influenced by light, objects, and surroundings. It then explains several color order systems used historically like Ostwald and Munsell to define and communicate color. The CIE (Commission Internationale de l'Eclairage) color system from 1928 is now the international standard used in color industries. The document outlines the components and modules of a computer color matching system, which uses spectrophotometry and software to efficiently formulate colors, standardize processes, and provide quality control for industries.
Dokumen tersebut membahas kebijakan umum penyusunan formasi PNS tahun anggaran 2013 di Kabupaten Magelang. Beberapa poin penting adalah adanya moratorium penambahan formasi baru, perhitungan ulang kebutuhan PNS sesuai organisasi, dan upaya meningkatkan kualitas SDM PNS menjadi profesional, bermoral dan sejahtera.
This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck, a tool for making slideshows. It encourages the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation and sharing it on SlideShare. In just one sentence, it pitches the idea of using Haiku Deck to easily create engaging slideshow presentations.
A spectrophotometer is a device that measures light intensities at different wavelengths. It works by splitting light into a spectrum and detecting intensities with a charged couple device. Key components include an illuminant, optics to direct light, a monochromator to split light, and a photodetector. There are single and dual beam types, with dual beam minimizing errors by comparing sample and reference beams. Calibration ensures repeatability, and spectrophotometers are used to measure color and help with tasks like quality control and color matching.
This document discusses guidelines for clinical shade selection, including recommendations for lighting, selection time, patient positioning, tooth condition, selection distance, and use of digital images. It provides details on:
- Using daylight-balanced lighting with a CRI over 90 for optimal color matching
- Allowing sufficient time for multiple shade selections to avoid eye fatigue
- Positioning the patient upright at eye level for natural viewing of teeth
- Ensuring clean, dry tooth surfaces isolated with a rubber dam
- Comparing shades at a distance of 1-2 feet to evaluate value more easily
- Using digital images and diagrams to document shade zones and characteristics for the technician.
Wool is obtained from sheep and composed primarily of the protein keratin. It undergoes processing like grading, scouring, and either woolen or worsted methods depending on the final product. Key properties of wool include its ability to insulate by trapping air, absorb up to 20% of its weight in moisture without feeling damp, and repel water due to its crimped structure. Wool fabrics are particularly suitable for winter wear due to these insulating properties.
El documento describe una receta tradicional colombiana para preparar manjar blanco. La receta incluye ingredientes como arroz, azúcar, leche, uvas pasas y bicarbonato. El proceso implica remojar el arroz por 3 días, molerlo finamente, disolver el azúcar y bicarbonato en la leche y cocinar a fuego lento hasta espesar. Luego se agregan las uvas pasas y se revuelve bien antes de servir en recipientes individuales.
This document discusses colour matching and colour theory as it relates to injection moulding. It begins by introducing colour measurement and management concepts. It then discusses the importance of colour for moulded plastic parts and components. Components often need to match colours even when moulded from different materials, locations, or resin batches. The document covers colour perception by the human eye and brain and introduces colour quantification systems like Munsell colour theory and CIE theory. It discusses using spectrophotometers and software to measure, analyse, compare, and match colour samples. Key aspects for plastic colouring like pigment dispersion, base plastic selection, and common causes of colour variation are also summarized.
For meeting the demand of 21th Century we need many qualified Textile Engineer but in our perspective there are two types of Textile Engineer one is more qualified another is more frantic about their position. No Frustration because you are the right key to touch your success. Don’t draw your life map with pen but pencil (because pencil is erasable). Let bygones be bygones & go ahead with our future as if it will be keep in touch. Make a whistle with vivacious life & vivid future.
The document discusses color vision and color blindness. It begins by describing the structure of the retina and how rods and cones detect light and enable vision. It then discusses theories of color vision from Aristotle to modern trichromatic and opponent-process theories. The document also covers tests for color vision deficiency and different types of color blindness caused by genetic mutations. It notes some challenges faced by those with color vision deficiencies and potential implications in medicine. It concludes by outlining an experimental device called the eyeborg that aims to help treat color blindness by converting color wavelengths into sounds.
The document describes the goals and components of the KOD e-learning platform, which aims to personalize data retrieval for users based on their profile and goals. It extends existing standards like IMS-CP by adding rules and a navigable knowledge map. The platform incorporates adaptive and personalized learning by modifying content automatically based on the unmodified learner profile. It maps and rules content in an extended IMS format and modifies existing LMS systems. The document provides details on the KOD data model, content authoring and packaging process, rules definition, and validation results from student and teacher evaluations.
CompCamp is a technology education program for youth ages 8-15 that provides hands-on learning in areas like game development, social media, hardware, and web design. It was started in 2012 through a weekend startup event and uses volunteer mentors and affordable resources. The founders developed curriculum with local colleges and universities and ensure counselors are well-trained. CompCamp aims to fill a gap in tech education for youth and teach entrepreneurship skills while providing a fun learning environment. It relies on community partnerships, student funding, and revenue from programs, sponsorships, and grants.
WMJ&GMBwosc08-Effective Learning & Production Via ModellingGary Boyd
The document discusses techniques for effective learning and application development through formal modeling and conversations. It describes a course design approach using three types of learning conversations: Why, What, and How. These conversations help establish aspirations, expectations, anxieties and the order and process for collaboratively learning systems modeling techniques and tools. The document outlines an initial modeling process involving identifying the focal system and mapping relationships between context systems and the focal system. It also provides examples of modeling questions and representing the models using formal notations like directed graphs and Context+ maps. Challenges encountered and basic evaluation questions are discussed.
E-learning can help organizations achieve sustainability through a triple bottom line approach. It benefits people through flexible, accessible training that increases productivity. It benefits the planet by reducing environmental costs of classroom training through less travel and paper usage. It benefits profits through cost savings on materials, travel, facilities and administrative time while providing measurable ROI. Leading companies implement e-learning strategies using tools like rapid e-learning, web conferencing, custom courses, simulations and telepresence to train employees remotely while reducing carbon footprint.
The document describes a course management and exam online system called CM-SMART. It was created by a team of 5 students under the supervision of Dr. Mamdouh Farouk and Eng. Mahmoud Abd Elsttar. The system aims to make the educational process easier by allowing for online courses, exams, scores, registration, correction, assignments, and questionnaires. It addresses issues with traditional paper-based systems and improves exam accuracy and teacher-student communication. The proposed system provides a user-friendly website for teachers and students. Key features include online course creation, exam creation, automatic exam correction, student grade management, and communication tools. The system was designed using databases, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, jQuery,
Presentation for HR network in Oslo - the new era of Social Learning and Collaboration. Demo of new learning channels like podcasting, webinars and nano learning.
This document discusses personalized recommender systems for resource-based learning. It begins with an overview of folksonomy systems and models, then describes the CROKODIL application scenario which extends the folksonomy model. It reviews related work on ranking algorithms in folksonomies and recommender systems in e-learning. The research topic aims to exploit semantic information in folksonomies to rank learning resources using graph-based recommender techniques. The current progress includes a conceptual architecture and approaches using activity hierarchies and semantic tag types to generate recommendations. Future work involves analyzing ranking algorithms, implementing concepts, and evaluating the approaches.
Open eLearning Technology for EfficiencyThomas Bell
This document provides an overview of open technology for efficiency. It introduces TDM Ltd, which provides training, development, and management services for open source software like Moodle, Totara, and Mahara. It discusses why open source matters in being collaborative, customizable, cost-effective and providing freedom. It also summarizes TDM's offerings around open source learning management systems and how Mahara can integrate with Totara for learner portfolios and competency-based education.
Exploring Learning Ecologies: Models and Experiences So Far BCcampus
The document discusses models for exploring learning ecologies and experiences. It introduces the Learning + Technology Development Model, which unifies learning, technology, and learner experience in an iterative development process. It also presents the Learning Ecology Framework, which views learning in stages from instructor-controlled to social. A case study of a university course is described that uses these models, focusing on learner needs and a positive experience. Formative and summative evaluations are discussed, and the models are evaluated for their usefulness.
Este documento proporciona una guía paso a paso para crear formularios en Google Drive. Explica cómo iniciar el proceso, seleccionar la opción de formulario, darle un nombre y plantilla, y agregar preguntas de diferentes tipos. También describe cómo ver y compartir las respuestas del formulario una vez completado.
Este documento ofrece detalles sobre una casa en renta en la colonia Altabrisa en Tijuana, Baja California. La casa tiene 5 recámaras, 4.5 baños y un área de construcción de 250 metros cuadrados en dos niveles. Se renta por $1,300 USD al mes y cuenta con amplios espacios como un patio, terraza y estudio. La propiedad también incluye cuarto de lavado y está ubicada cerca de escuelas y parques.
The document discusses color matching systems used in computer systems. It describes how color is perceived by the human eye and influenced by light, objects, and surroundings. It then explains several color order systems used historically like Ostwald and Munsell to define and communicate color. The CIE (Commission Internationale de l'Eclairage) color system from 1928 is now the international standard used in color industries. The document outlines the components and modules of a computer color matching system, which uses spectrophotometry and software to efficiently formulate colors, standardize processes, and provide quality control for industries.
Dokumen tersebut membahas kebijakan umum penyusunan formasi PNS tahun anggaran 2013 di Kabupaten Magelang. Beberapa poin penting adalah adanya moratorium penambahan formasi baru, perhitungan ulang kebutuhan PNS sesuai organisasi, dan upaya meningkatkan kualitas SDM PNS menjadi profesional, bermoral dan sejahtera.
This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck, a tool for making slideshows. It encourages the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation and sharing it on SlideShare. In just one sentence, it pitches the idea of using Haiku Deck to easily create engaging slideshow presentations.
A spectrophotometer is a device that measures light intensities at different wavelengths. It works by splitting light into a spectrum and detecting intensities with a charged couple device. Key components include an illuminant, optics to direct light, a monochromator to split light, and a photodetector. There are single and dual beam types, with dual beam minimizing errors by comparing sample and reference beams. Calibration ensures repeatability, and spectrophotometers are used to measure color and help with tasks like quality control and color matching.
This document discusses guidelines for clinical shade selection, including recommendations for lighting, selection time, patient positioning, tooth condition, selection distance, and use of digital images. It provides details on:
- Using daylight-balanced lighting with a CRI over 90 for optimal color matching
- Allowing sufficient time for multiple shade selections to avoid eye fatigue
- Positioning the patient upright at eye level for natural viewing of teeth
- Ensuring clean, dry tooth surfaces isolated with a rubber dam
- Comparing shades at a distance of 1-2 feet to evaluate value more easily
- Using digital images and diagrams to document shade zones and characteristics for the technician.
Wool is obtained from sheep and composed primarily of the protein keratin. It undergoes processing like grading, scouring, and either woolen or worsted methods depending on the final product. Key properties of wool include its ability to insulate by trapping air, absorb up to 20% of its weight in moisture without feeling damp, and repel water due to its crimped structure. Wool fabrics are particularly suitable for winter wear due to these insulating properties.
El documento describe una receta tradicional colombiana para preparar manjar blanco. La receta incluye ingredientes como arroz, azúcar, leche, uvas pasas y bicarbonato. El proceso implica remojar el arroz por 3 días, molerlo finamente, disolver el azúcar y bicarbonato en la leche y cocinar a fuego lento hasta espesar. Luego se agregan las uvas pasas y se revuelve bien antes de servir en recipientes individuales.
This document discusses colour matching and colour theory as it relates to injection moulding. It begins by introducing colour measurement and management concepts. It then discusses the importance of colour for moulded plastic parts and components. Components often need to match colours even when moulded from different materials, locations, or resin batches. The document covers colour perception by the human eye and brain and introduces colour quantification systems like Munsell colour theory and CIE theory. It discusses using spectrophotometers and software to measure, analyse, compare, and match colour samples. Key aspects for plastic colouring like pigment dispersion, base plastic selection, and common causes of colour variation are also summarized.
For meeting the demand of 21th Century we need many qualified Textile Engineer but in our perspective there are two types of Textile Engineer one is more qualified another is more frantic about their position. No Frustration because you are the right key to touch your success. Don’t draw your life map with pen but pencil (because pencil is erasable). Let bygones be bygones & go ahead with our future as if it will be keep in touch. Make a whistle with vivacious life & vivid future.
The document discusses color vision and color blindness. It begins by describing the structure of the retina and how rods and cones detect light and enable vision. It then discusses theories of color vision from Aristotle to modern trichromatic and opponent-process theories. The document also covers tests for color vision deficiency and different types of color blindness caused by genetic mutations. It notes some challenges faced by those with color vision deficiencies and potential implications in medicine. It concludes by outlining an experimental device called the eyeborg that aims to help treat color blindness by converting color wavelengths into sounds.
The document describes the goals and components of the KOD e-learning platform, which aims to personalize data retrieval for users based on their profile and goals. It extends existing standards like IMS-CP by adding rules and a navigable knowledge map. The platform incorporates adaptive and personalized learning by modifying content automatically based on the unmodified learner profile. It maps and rules content in an extended IMS format and modifies existing LMS systems. The document provides details on the KOD data model, content authoring and packaging process, rules definition, and validation results from student and teacher evaluations.
CompCamp is a technology education program for youth ages 8-15 that provides hands-on learning in areas like game development, social media, hardware, and web design. It was started in 2012 through a weekend startup event and uses volunteer mentors and affordable resources. The founders developed curriculum with local colleges and universities and ensure counselors are well-trained. CompCamp aims to fill a gap in tech education for youth and teach entrepreneurship skills while providing a fun learning environment. It relies on community partnerships, student funding, and revenue from programs, sponsorships, and grants.
WMJ&GMBwosc08-Effective Learning & Production Via ModellingGary Boyd
The document discusses techniques for effective learning and application development through formal modeling and conversations. It describes a course design approach using three types of learning conversations: Why, What, and How. These conversations help establish aspirations, expectations, anxieties and the order and process for collaboratively learning systems modeling techniques and tools. The document outlines an initial modeling process involving identifying the focal system and mapping relationships between context systems and the focal system. It also provides examples of modeling questions and representing the models using formal notations like directed graphs and Context+ maps. Challenges encountered and basic evaluation questions are discussed.
E-learning can help organizations achieve sustainability through a triple bottom line approach. It benefits people through flexible, accessible training that increases productivity. It benefits the planet by reducing environmental costs of classroom training through less travel and paper usage. It benefits profits through cost savings on materials, travel, facilities and administrative time while providing measurable ROI. Leading companies implement e-learning strategies using tools like rapid e-learning, web conferencing, custom courses, simulations and telepresence to train employees remotely while reducing carbon footprint.
The document describes a course management and exam online system called CM-SMART. It was created by a team of 5 students under the supervision of Dr. Mamdouh Farouk and Eng. Mahmoud Abd Elsttar. The system aims to make the educational process easier by allowing for online courses, exams, scores, registration, correction, assignments, and questionnaires. It addresses issues with traditional paper-based systems and improves exam accuracy and teacher-student communication. The proposed system provides a user-friendly website for teachers and students. Key features include online course creation, exam creation, automatic exam correction, student grade management, and communication tools. The system was designed using databases, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, jQuery,
Presentation for HR network in Oslo - the new era of Social Learning and Collaboration. Demo of new learning channels like podcasting, webinars and nano learning.
This document discusses personalized recommender systems for resource-based learning. It begins with an overview of folksonomy systems and models, then describes the CROKODIL application scenario which extends the folksonomy model. It reviews related work on ranking algorithms in folksonomies and recommender systems in e-learning. The research topic aims to exploit semantic information in folksonomies to rank learning resources using graph-based recommender techniques. The current progress includes a conceptual architecture and approaches using activity hierarchies and semantic tag types to generate recommendations. Future work involves analyzing ranking algorithms, implementing concepts, and evaluating the approaches.
Open eLearning Technology for EfficiencyThomas Bell
This document provides an overview of open technology for efficiency. It introduces TDM Ltd, which provides training, development, and management services for open source software like Moodle, Totara, and Mahara. It discusses why open source matters in being collaborative, customizable, cost-effective and providing freedom. It also summarizes TDM's offerings around open source learning management systems and how Mahara can integrate with Totara for learner portfolios and competency-based education.
Exploring Learning Ecologies: Models and Experiences So Far BCcampus
The document discusses models for exploring learning ecologies and experiences. It introduces the Learning + Technology Development Model, which unifies learning, technology, and learner experience in an iterative development process. It also presents the Learning Ecology Framework, which views learning in stages from instructor-controlled to social. A case study of a university course is described that uses these models, focusing on learner needs and a positive experience. Formative and summative evaluations are discussed, and the models are evaluated for their usefulness.
Social Mobile Learning: A Living and Learning ExperienceAffero Lab
This presentation aims to show the attendants the process and technologies involved in a solution designed so the student can have access to it in an informal learning online platform and through a tablet application. We call it a Social Mobile Learning Experience: after the base material is delivered, students, teachers and tutors can interact and collaborate with it. Indeed, it is a learning and living experience, since the interaction enriches the content, turning it into a unique experience, depending on how the community contributes and adds value to the resources.
This document discusses the challenges faced in applying an instructional design model to develop two online industry training courses. It summarizes the process used, including tight timelines that prevented thorough analysis and creation of storyboards. Major issues included last-minute changes from clients, limited cooperation from subject matter experts, and lack of budgets for evaluation. The document reflects on balancing behavioral and constructivist approaches to meet client needs while facilitating learning.
This document discusses the use of blended learning models in physical therapy education. It begins by defining blended learning and describing six primary blended learning models. It then discusses characteristics of successful online learners and teachers. The flipped classroom model is described, where students learn content online before class through videos and readings. The document identifies technical and pedagogical components needed to implement a flipped classroom successfully in physical therapy education. Benefits, risks, and challenges of this model are discussed. Examples of implementing blended learning at a physical therapy program are provided.
National STEM League - Student Goals and Academic GlueNAFCareerAcads
Through the National STEM League, an organization for future professionals, students collaborate, create and compete as business owners or teams specializing in motorsports, rover robotics, addressing the challenge of fueling society (energy) or combining software and hardware to innovate new things. In this session, participants will discuss strategies to ensure students see relevance to their personal goals in the lessons learned everyday and will hear how to motivate students from different academies to work together toward a long-term, shared goal.
BLC11: CAPS presentation for Donna DeedsMelanie Kahl
The document discusses creating an environment for innovation through partnerships, programs, and spaces. It describes the Center for Advanced Professional Studies (CAPS), which works with industry partners in fields like bioscience, business, engineering, and human services to provide authentic learning experiences for students. CAPS aims to break out of the traditional school model by focusing on cross-pollination between education and industry, liberating the curriculum through tools and real projects, and freeing instructors to facilitate instead of lecture. The goal is to prepare students for 21st century opportunities through rapid prototyping of curriculum with business input and diverse staff hiring.
This document summarizes a project meeting for the "Every Trainee Matters" pilot training program. The meeting took place in Athens on April 26-27, 2012 and evaluated the training process. Key topics discussed included the target group analysis, learning objectives, training models used, roles in the training process, training activities, and trainee evaluations of the training process. The training program aimed to help adult learners acquire knowledge on vocational education, training, and e-team management through various training methods and activities.
COM:MAND is a suite of modular tools developed at the University of Edinburgh to help map, manage, and deliver medical education curricula and learning outcomes. It was created to address challenges in curriculum review, identifying gaps and overlaps between curricula, and aligning courses with guidelines. The tools allow users to add and edit outcome data, map relationships between datasets, and visualize data. COM:MAND has been used by several medical education organizations in the UK and is intended to make managing complex curricula more efficient through a collective effort supported by flexible technology.
Abstract
This paper gives an overview of the CADMOS learning design tool that promotes the concept of “separation of concerns” during the design process. CADMOS is a graphical IMS-LD Level A & B compliant learning design tool. According to the feedback from an evaluation case study with 36 participants, CADMOS is a user friendly tool that allows educational practitioners to design flows of learning activities from different perspectives and in different layers.
This document provides an overview of Transition eLearning Corp., an e-learning organization that specializes in multimedia technologies, animation, and graphic instructional design. It discusses who they are, what services they provide such as designing, developing and redesigning e-learning courses, examples of clients, how they develop courses using instructional design models, pricing estimates, and contact information.
UNE New Learning Environments - getting started with our teamsmylescarrick
The new learning environments at UNE will provide a robust, flexible platform to deliver engaging learning experiences. The project involves forming teams to develop guidelines, templates, and training to promote quality and consistency while allowing flexibility. The goal is to have most units on Moodle by semester 2 of 2011 and implement an ePortfolio system and live school/course sites, with all staff and students confident and supported in the new systems.
Beyond Degrees - Empowering the Workforce in the Context of Skills-First.pptxEduSkills OECD
Iván Bornacelly, Policy Analyst at the OECD Centre for Skills, OECD, presents at the webinar 'Tackling job market gaps with a skills-first approach' on 12 June 2024
it describes the bony anatomy including the femoral head , acetabulum, labrum . also discusses the capsule , ligaments . muscle that act on the hip joint and the range of motion are outlined. factors affecting hip joint stability and weight transmission through the joint are summarized.
LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptxDenish Jangid
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
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4. Comparing “apples to apples”, the combination of our educational model and custom
systems can deliver the same creative / career oriented results in roughly 20% of the time at
LOWER COST 15% of the cost of similar curriculum delivered in traditional methods
LESS TIME
Developing the tools (systems) to allow our faculty to focus their contact hours on
introduction of theory, application and examples. Having real-time assessments of their
BALANCE students aptitude creates a better balance between teaching and mentoring.
CCMS has developed the next step in LMS (Learning Management Systems) that doesn’t
”add” server-side function to education, but blurs the line between where the faculty ends
SEAMLESS
and the server picks up. Our faculty / server collaboration are partners in the success of our
INTERGRATIONS
students!
Global Community Connectivity! To overlook the power of this resource is not creating a full
commitment to our students! CODACOMMUNITY® has three levels of participation:
1) View. 2) Network. 3) Participate…because knowledge is everywhere!
COMMUNITY
Years of advanced teaching and curriculum development helped us create an educational
model that simultaneously prepares the CCMS student for the highest level of creativity and
career prep. Over 90 identifiable careers exist in today’s music industry and CCMS teaches
a foundation that can open the doors to all of them!
CREATIVE/
CAREER
8. Container Based Educational Model ®-OVERVIEW
Our 4 Fundamental Modules: Theory, Performance, Technology, Marketing
Course Units Subjects
TH C. Units Sub Common across
ALL 4 Modules
PE C. Units Sub Terminology
Peripherals /
Discovery
TE C. Units Sub
3 Aptitude Levels
MK C. Units Sub
9. THE X / Y OF CONTAINER BASED ED. MODEL®
X Y
PITCH, RHYTHM, FORM, HARMONY, NOTATION, Σ-12 NOTES
EAR TRAINING,TRANSCRIPTION, SIGHT
TH READING Σ-28 RHYTHMS
FUNCTIONAL KEYBOARD, Σ-DIATONIC TENSION / RESOLVE
SMALL / LARGE / VOCAL ENSEMBLE,VARIETY
Σ-FORM / ARRANGING
PE ENSEMBLE, A&R, HISTORY: JAZZ, ROCK AND
ROLL, WORLD MUSIC
Σ-TERMINOLOGY
FUNDAMENTAL COMPUTER, MIDI, DIGITAL AUDIO,
DAW’S, PRACTICAL COMPOSING & PRODUCTION, Σ-NOTATION
TE PORTABILITY, MAC / PC, SOFTWARE, MIXING
ESSENTIALS Σ-RELATIVE PITCH
ELEMENTAL MUSIC BUSINESS, MARKETING YOU, Σ-PERIFERRELS / DISCOVERY
PUBLISHING, WEB CMS / SEO, SOCIAL
MK NETWORKING, PACKAGING / BRANDING, JOB Σ-RHYME PLATES
MARKET
10. THE FLUIDITY OF CONTAINER BASED EDUCATIONAL MODEL®
Module Functions, In a matter of days
Inter-relational (not months) allows
aspects, accreditation, updates due to:
remain intact!
X Y Trends, Technology,
Viral Marketing,
TH PE Peripherals, Faculty
…then we archive Developments,
TE MK
the old! Styles…any current
topic!
Contemporary
Music Timeline Container
Footprint TODAY!
12. THE 7 STEPS OF LEARNING®
1) Theory 2) Application 3) Exemplification 4) Repetition 5) Re-creation 6) Examination 7) Results
Traditional Teaching Methods:
Faculty Contact Hours Homework Faculty Contact Hours
Real-time Educational Performance Report: Server
Shared Teaching Methods:
Faculty Contact Hours Server Units Faculty
Using algorithms for analysis, correction Contact
and creative direction. Hours
13. USING OUR SYSTEMS TO DELIVER
ON OUR PROMISE TO THE STUDENT…
…WHILE CREATING THE OPPORTUNITY
FOR THE GLOBAL COMMUNITY TO:
1) VIEW (See what is going on at CCMS)
2) NETWORK (Join others in sharing CCMS)
3) PARTICIPATE (Add their expertise to CCMS / CodaPedia®, an
active element of CODACOMMUNITY®)
14. the engines of ccms Demonstration of the
Quicksort Algorithm:
• Analyze entire problem
• Break it down into
Machine Learning–Algorithms: Compatibility & Results sub- sets
• Create pivot point
• Sort
1) On-line Experience: DLCAP® provides instant feedback to the prospective student, not
just “a look at the school”, but real-time compatibility results matching student to a primary &
secondary Educational Path® along with approximate cost and time commitment!
2) REPort®: Systems that partner with our faculty to focus them on teaching not
paperwork…mentoring and their own professional development! REPort meters out
worksheets, tracks log-on time, forces high levels of repetition, corrects the use of theory,
comments on musicality, grades and sends the results back to the faculty in real-time!
15. Crunch.ccms
the engines of
ccms online rfi form:
Venn Compatibility Results: Creative Goals, Career Goals,
Aptitude, Learning Styles, Primary / Secondary Path
Suggestion, Time & Cost Estimate
Online Form Module
Profile Decision, Course CCMS
Function & Subject ADMISSIONS
Q&A
Optimization PRIMARY / SECONDARY
BOB Essays PATH
Algorithms PROBABILITY TIME & COST
Listening Analysis
Algorithm LEAD GENERATION
INSTANT RESPONSE FEEDBACK TO “BOB” WHILE STILL ON WEBSITE “Hello Bob? My name is…”
16. THERE EXISTS IN MUSIC TODAY, THREE MAJOR
INNOVATIONS THAT APPLY MATH TO:
1. THEORY: THE SHILLINGER METHOD
2. MUSICALITY: MUSIC GENOME PROJECT
3. AUDIO: THE SHANNON-NYQUEST THEROM
17. Crunch.ccms
the engines of
Real-Time Education Performance
Learned Results Report
THE 7 STEPS OF LEARNING®
1) Theory 2) Application 3) Exemplification 4) Repetition 5) Re-creation 6) Examination 7) Results
Worksheets Theory Check
Listening
Trait Analysis •Theory Score
BOB Analysis Repetitions •Traits
•Time On-line
Text Box Log Time •Repetitions
Replies
Instructor
Study Type
Faculty Contact Hours Server Units Faculty Follow-Up
18. SERVER SOLUTIONS / PARTNERSHIPS
DEVELOPED BY CCMS
DYNAMIC LOOK-UP 3 APPITUDE LEVELS FOR BETA TEST EOC (ETHERNET OVER JOOMLA CMS: #1 CONTENT
COMPATIBILITY ALL SUBJECTS COPPER) OUT OF THEIR BOISE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN THE
APPLICATION FORM OFFICE INDUSTRY!
INSTANT SUGGESTION AUTOMATIC CORRECTION OF JOOMLA LMS / S.C.O.R.M.
• INFRASTRUCTURE READY
ENGINE FOR COURSE RULE BASED STUDENT WORK: • FULL DUPLEX SYSTEM COMPLIANT LEARNING
OFFERINGS: ALGORITHMIC SOURCE: THE • LOW LATENCY FOR AUDIO MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
SCHILLINGER METHOD • REALTIME REMOTE RECORDING
CAREER PATH NO CODING!
OPPORTUNITIES TRAIT-BASED CREATIVE • UP TO 1 GBPS IN TRANSFER GUI BASED SERVER-SIDE
DETERMINE STUDENTS ANALYSIS: SOFTWARE
ENTRY APPTITUDE AND ALGORITHMIC SOURCE: MUSIC • TRUNK TO TRUNK OPTICAL
SET LEARNING GENOME* METHODS • PAYMENT MODULE
PREFERENCE FULL DUPLEX CONNECTIVITY • STUDENT MODULE
ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD • FACULTY MODULE
REPORT GENERATES DAILY • QUIZ AND EXAM MODULE
• KINETIC STUDENT PROGRESS IN: CREATES SIMILAR COLLABERATIVE
• NMENONIC ENVIRONMENT AS ON-SITE • GRADING AND CREDIT TRACKER
• TEXT STUDENTS GET! • FILE MANAGEMENT
• SUBJECT COMPLETION • TRANSLATION
• MEDIA • USE OF THEORY • COLLABERATIVE ROUTING
GENERATE LEADS • TRAIT ANALYSIS
PROSPECTIVE STUDENT • HOURS LOGGED IN • ALL MEDIA DELIVERY
GETS OFFERINGS • GRADING • REPort DATA MANAGEMENT
WHILE ONLINE! • REPETITION