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The document discusses digital portfolios and their purpose and benefits. Digital portfolios allow students to collect work over time to demonstrate growth and achievement. They tell the story of a student's learning through reflections, work samples, and multimedia content. When designed well, digital portfolios can increase student engagement and promote deep learning through reflection on their work and experiences. Teachers must consider logistics like contents, assessment, and framework when implementing digital portfolios.
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The document summarizes the complexities of elections in India, which has over 20 official languages, over 100 dialects, and a diverse population with 7 major religions and over 3000 social groups. It predicts no party will win a majority in the 2009 elections. It outlines 4 scenarios for coalition governments, with the most likely being BSP leading with outside support from Left and INC parties or BJP. It concludes the elections may result in an unstable temporary government and the "final" of the next political polarization could come in 2012.
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BHG Products & Services
This document provides market share information for New Hampshire and York County from January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2008. It analyzes market performance over the one-year period without providing any specific figures or details about companies. The document title indicates it contains market share data for two locations over a single year but no other contextual or analytical information is given.
EAHIL workshop 2009
This document summarizes a project that aimed to use Web 2.0 tools to help students develop their information literacy skills and build personal learning environments. The project focused on creating customized search tools for students to raise their awareness and use of scholarly resources when constraints prevented students from directly contributing resources. While the tools created were well-received, longer-term goals like improving information literacy culture and building an online community among students were not fully achieved within the short course timelines. The document concludes that information literacy development is a long-term goal requiring integration into coursework over time.
Foundation for Democratic Reforms in India
Lok Satta is a grassroots movement in India working to implement governance reforms through a dual top-down and bottom-up approach. It works with think tanks like the Foundation for Democratic Reforms to strategize and provide direction. Lok Satta addresses issues like electoral reforms, empowering local governments, increasing accountability, and speeding justice through research, public education campaigns, and pilot programs. Its goal is to empower citizens and enable a more prosperous, democratic India through improved governance.
Web 2.0 and Information Literacy: EMAlink March 2009
The document discusses using Web 2.0 technologies to enhance information literacy training for students. It describes an experiment incorporating social bookmarking, RSS feeds, a library Facebook page and Twitter into information literacy sessions. Wikis were also used for students to evaluate resources and answer clinical questions. While not everything worked due to short course times, custom search engines and curated resource pages were popular. The seminar concludes by asking attendees if their ideas about information literacy training have changed.
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Internship Overview Day2
The document discusses digital portfolios and their purpose and benefits. Digital portfolios allow students to collect work over time to demonstrate growth and achievement. They tell the story of a student's learning through reflections, work samples, and multimedia content. When designed well, digital portfolios can increase student engagement and promote deep learning through reflection on their work and experiences. Teachers must consider logistics like contents, assessment, and framework when implementing digital portfolios.
Presentation by Yashwant Deshmukh at Saffron Chase Briefing
The document summarizes the complexities of elections in India, which has over 20 official languages, over 100 dialects, and a diverse population with 7 major religions and over 3000 social groups. It predicts no party will win a majority in the 2009 elections. It outlines 4 scenarios for coalition governments, with the most likely being BSP leading with outside support from Left and INC parties or BJP. It concludes the elections may result in an unstable temporary government and the "final" of the next political polarization could come in 2012.
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The document discusses the role of sound and the body in human experience and cognition. It argues that sound is more intimate and human than sight, allowing for a sense of shared experience and connection. The body plays a central role in musical performance and experience, informing our sense of identity. The document advocates for a phenomenological approach that values subjective, first-hand experience over philosophical abstraction.
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This document summarizes a project that aimed to use Web 2.0 tools to help students develop their information literacy skills and build personal learning environments. The project focused on creating customized search tools for students to raise their awareness and use of scholarly resources when constraints prevented students from directly contributing resources. While the tools created were well-received, longer-term goals like improving information literacy culture and building an online community among students were not fully achieved within the short course timelines. The document concludes that information literacy development is a long-term goal requiring integration into coursework over time.
Foundation for Democratic Reforms in India
Lok Satta is a grassroots movement in India working to implement governance reforms through a dual top-down and bottom-up approach. It works with think tanks like the Foundation for Democratic Reforms to strategize and provide direction. Lok Satta addresses issues like electoral reforms, empowering local governments, increasing accountability, and speeding justice through research, public education campaigns, and pilot programs. Its goal is to empower citizens and enable a more prosperous, democratic India through improved governance.
Web 2.0 and Information Literacy: EMAlink March 2009
The document discusses using Web 2.0 technologies to enhance information literacy training for students. It describes an experiment incorporating social bookmarking, RSS feeds, a library Facebook page and Twitter into information literacy sessions. Wikis were also used for students to evaluate resources and answer clinical questions. While not everything worked due to short course times, custom search engines and curated resource pages were popular. The seminar concludes by asking attendees if their ideas about information literacy training have changed.
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Australia Day is celebrated on January 26th and features symbols of Australia like maps, flags and iconic animals such as kangaroos, koalas and crocodiles. Traditional Australian foods include lamingtons, vegemite, pavlova and sausage rolls. Christmas is celebrated in Australia during the summer months.
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Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is an educational framework based on neuroscience that provides flexibility in how students access and engage with content. It aims to reduce barriers by presenting multiple means of representation, expression, and engagement. UDL grew from universal design principles in architecture and product design that improve accessibility for all. Its guidelines involve setting learning goals, choosing effective methods and materials, and assessing student progress through recognition, strategic, and affective networks. UDL helps educators master the learning process by allowing for customized, technology-enabled paths towards common goals and more engaged learning.
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Este documento presenta las tablas de posiciones de los torneos de fulbito y voley mixto de los Juegos Florales Ingresantes 2009-I. En fulbito grupo A, Turismo quedó primero mientras que en grupo B fue Administración. En voley mixto grupo A fue primero Contabilidad y en grupo B fue Derecho. Finalmente, detalla los partidos de las finales que se jugarán el 13 de marzo para determinar los equipos en el primer y tercer puesto.
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This document summarizes a study on digital forensics. It discusses the tools used in digital forensics including DriveSpy and Forensic Tool Kit (FTK). It outlines the digital evidence collection process as: 1) Identify systems involved and likely relevant evidence, 2) Collect, observe and preserve evidence following order of volatility, 3) Analyze, identify and rebuild evidence while verifying results. Common reasons for needing digital forensics are discussed like unauthorized access, denial of service attacks, and virus/worm/Trojan attacks. Strategies for computer forensics include preserving evidence without altering it, authenticating recovered evidence, and analyzing without modification. Tools like EnCase are also summarized that perform functions like data acquisition
Types Of Computer Systems
This document summarizes different types of computer systems including their average costs. It discusses desktop computers from major manufacturers like Apple, Dell, HP, and Lenovo ranging from $279 to $1,899. Laptop computers average $2500, smartphones from Blackberry, Apple and Nokia range from $250 to $499, and tablet computers average $1400. Touch screen computers are $1,184 to $1,522 on average, Apple computers average $1850, Surface computers up to $10,000, GPS systems average $650, and mini laptops range from $300 to $900.
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This document proposes a quantitative approach to code review using a weighted checklist. It involves assigning weights to checklist items based on their impact and importance. When reviewing code, scores are calculated based on how compliant the code is with the weighted checklist items. A Code Review Score (CRS) is computed as a percentage based on the scores gained divided by the total possible weights. An example demonstrates reviewing a sample code against a weighted checklist and calculating a CRS of 77.94%. Benefits of the quantitative approach include more objective results for analysis and using CRS for code improvement verification and programmer evaluation. Challenges include understanding the process and potential for human errors, though automation could help overcome limitations.
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This document proposes a method for verifying web service compositions using Petri nets and transitive matrices. It presents a model for student online registration and examination web services. These services are represented as Petri nets which are then composed together. Deadlocks in the composition are detected using the transitive matrix of the Petri net. The algorithm computes the transitive matrix and uses it to derive reachable states and check for deadlocks. The method allows for verification of web service compositions and identification of potential deadlocks.
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This document summarizes a research paper that proposes a defense system for peer-to-peer (P2P) content distribution networks using network coding. The system aims to (1) detect polluted data blocks early, (2) identify the exact location of colluding malicious peers, and (3) reduce verification costs to prevent propagation of malicious blocks. It introduces mechanisms for peers to cooperate in both distributing content and protecting against malicious peers by alerting others about detected malicious blocks. The proposed system introduces less communication and computation overhead than other state-of-the-art defense schemes for P2P networks.
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The document presents a study on estimating re-striking transient overvoltages in a 3-phase 132kV gas insulated substation (GIS). It discusses:
1) A MATLAB model was developed to simulate a GIS system comprising an input cable, spacer, disconnector switch, 10m busbar and load. Transient overvoltages generated during disconnector switch closing and opening operations and 3-phase faults were analyzed.
2) During disconnector switch operation, multiple re-strikes occur due to the slow contact speed, generating transient overvoltages. Each re-strike was modeled as a voltage collapse across the gas.
3) Simulation results show the magnitude and rise time of
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This document presents a method for analyzing mammographic images to classify breast tissue as normal, benign, or malignant. It uses Gabor filtering to extract texture features, principal component analysis (PCA) to reduce dimensionality, and support vector machines (SVM) for classification. Gabor filters at low and high frequencies are applied to image patches. PCA is then used to reduce the features to the top 10 components. SVMs are trained on labeled data and used to classify unlabeled test images. The method achieved a maximum recognition rate of 84.375% when using low frequency Gabor filters with all orientations followed by PCA dimensionality reduction.
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1. The document proposes a fully distributed, peer-to-peer architecture for web crawling. The goal is to provide an efficient, decentralized system for crawling, indexing, caching and querying web pages.
2. A traditional web crawler recursively visits web pages, extracts URLs, parses pages for keywords, and visits extracted URLs. The proposed system follows this process but with a distributed, peer-to-peer architecture without a central server.
3. Each peer node includes components for crawling, indexing, and storing a local database. Peers communicate through an overlay network to distribute URLs, indexes, and search queries/results across the system in a decentralized manner.
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UDL - Session #2 (EDUC525-Summer 2013)
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Este documento presenta las tablas de posiciones de los torneos de fulbito y voley mixto de los Juegos Florales Ingresantes 2009-I. En fulbito grupo A, Turismo quedó primero mientras que en grupo B fue Administración. En voley mixto grupo A fue primero Contabilidad y en grupo B fue Derecho. Finalmente, detalla los partidos de las finales que se jugarán el 13 de marzo para determinar los equipos en el primer y tercer puesto.
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This document summarizes a study on digital forensics. It discusses the tools used in digital forensics including DriveSpy and Forensic Tool Kit (FTK). It outlines the digital evidence collection process as: 1) Identify systems involved and likely relevant evidence, 2) Collect, observe and preserve evidence following order of volatility, 3) Analyze, identify and rebuild evidence while verifying results. Common reasons for needing digital forensics are discussed like unauthorized access, denial of service attacks, and virus/worm/Trojan attacks. Strategies for computer forensics include preserving evidence without altering it, authenticating recovered evidence, and analyzing without modification. Tools like EnCase are also summarized that perform functions like data acquisition
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This document summarizes different types of computer systems including their average costs. It discusses desktop computers from major manufacturers like Apple, Dell, HP, and Lenovo ranging from $279 to $1,899. Laptop computers average $2500, smartphones from Blackberry, Apple and Nokia range from $250 to $499, and tablet computers average $1400. Touch screen computers are $1,184 to $1,522 on average, Apple computers average $1850, Surface computers up to $10,000, GPS systems average $650, and mini laptops range from $300 to $900.
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Athletes in Service (Final JUA Project)
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To find out more about our urban experiential learning project please visit www.juniorurbanadventure.blogspot.com.
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This document proposes a quantitative approach to code review using a weighted checklist. It involves assigning weights to checklist items based on their impact and importance. When reviewing code, scores are calculated based on how compliant the code is with the weighted checklist items. A Code Review Score (CRS) is computed as a percentage based on the scores gained divided by the total possible weights. An example demonstrates reviewing a sample code against a weighted checklist and calculating a CRS of 77.94%. Benefits of the quantitative approach include more objective results for analysis and using CRS for code improvement verification and programmer evaluation. Challenges include understanding the process and potential for human errors, though automation could help overcome limitations.
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This document proposes a method for verifying web service compositions using Petri nets and transitive matrices. It presents a model for student online registration and examination web services. These services are represented as Petri nets which are then composed together. Deadlocks in the composition are detected using the transitive matrix of the Petri net. The algorithm computes the transitive matrix and uses it to derive reachable states and check for deadlocks. The method allows for verification of web service compositions and identification of potential deadlocks.
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The document proposes a cloud based query solver system featuring ontology for educational institutes. It provides infrastructure as a service (IaaS) allowing students to access virtual machines and software as a service (SaaS) with a query solving interface. An ontology collects and categorizes data from different departments to generate inferences for common student queries and allows domain-specific redirection of questions. The implemented system designs an interface for students and professors and installs Eucalyptus cloud to create operating system instances for access.
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This document summarizes a research paper that proposes a defense system for peer-to-peer (P2P) content distribution networks using network coding. The system aims to (1) detect polluted data blocks early, (2) identify the exact location of colluding malicious peers, and (3) reduce verification costs to prevent propagation of malicious blocks. It introduces mechanisms for peers to cooperate in both distributing content and protecting against malicious peers by alerting others about detected malicious blocks. The proposed system introduces less communication and computation overhead than other state-of-the-art defense schemes for P2P networks.
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The document presents a study on estimating re-striking transient overvoltages in a 3-phase 132kV gas insulated substation (GIS). It discusses:
1) A MATLAB model was developed to simulate a GIS system comprising an input cable, spacer, disconnector switch, 10m busbar and load. Transient overvoltages generated during disconnector switch closing and opening operations and 3-phase faults were analyzed.
2) During disconnector switch operation, multiple re-strikes occur due to the slow contact speed, generating transient overvoltages. Each re-strike was modeled as a voltage collapse across the gas.
3) Simulation results show the magnitude and rise time of
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This document presents a method for analyzing mammographic images to classify breast tissue as normal, benign, or malignant. It uses Gabor filtering to extract texture features, principal component analysis (PCA) to reduce dimensionality, and support vector machines (SVM) for classification. Gabor filters at low and high frequencies are applied to image patches. PCA is then used to reduce the features to the top 10 components. SVMs are trained on labeled data and used to classify unlabeled test images. The method achieved a maximum recognition rate of 84.375% when using low frequency Gabor filters with all orientations followed by PCA dimensionality reduction.
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1. The document proposes a fully distributed, peer-to-peer architecture for web crawling. The goal is to provide an efficient, decentralized system for crawling, indexing, caching and querying web pages.
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