Portfolio Biometric Use In Schools (Fingerprints) (Jenny)
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Biometrics is the measurement of physical and behavioral characteristics to verify identity. Biometric devices scan characteristics like fingerprints, DNA, or retinal patterns and convert them to digital form for storage and comparison to databases. When used in schools, students' fingerprints are scanned and stored in a database so they can be compared to authorize delivering the meals parents selected online. This allows parents to choose healthy, affordable options and ensure students only receive the approved foods. Biometrics in schools is also used for library book checkouts.
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Revision Expert Systems (Claudia, Federico, Natalia)
An expert system is software that attempts to reproduce the performance of human experts in a specific domain like medicine. The creation of an expert system involves programming knowledge from experts into a knowledge base and using an inference engine to query the knowledge base and provide responses. Some problems with medical expert systems include the risk of incorrect diagnoses if the knowledge base is incomplete or inaccurate, and patients potentially lacking sufficient medical knowledge to correctly use and understand the system's responses. Factors that can contribute to expert system failures include lack of testing by programmers, missing or incorrect information from experts, and users inputting incorrect information or having too much confidence in the system's responses without validation.
Portfolio Internet Addiction (Monica And Lorena)
South Korea has a high rate of internet addiction, with over 50% of students skipping school to stay online and 30% of young people at risk of addiction. Internet addiction is linked to depression and physical health issues from lack of sleep. South Korea created summer camps and hospitals to treat internet addiction and encourage limited online hours and age restrictions for online gambling.
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Los sitios web "Pro-Ana" y "Pro-Mia" permiten que las adolescentes compartan sus historias sobre trastornos alimenticios y cuenten calorías, sentimientos y opiniones. Estas páginas pueden atrapar a las usuarias al mostrar imágenes delgadas y promover los trastornos como estilos de vida. Una adolescente describe cómo ha llegado a una meta peligrosa de solo 45 kg debido a la influencia de estos sitios.
Revision Psychological Consequences Of Being In Constant Contact (Jose, Bobby)
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Revision Data Protection Act (Eduardo And Salvador)
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Revision Viruses (Gerardo E)
Viruses can spread on both stand-alone systems and networked systems. On stand-alone systems, viruses typically spread via removable media like floppy disks or USB drives. On networked systems, viruses most commonly propagate by exploiting shared network resources and searching for vulnerable systems, often spreading through email attachments containing macro viruses. There are several types of viruses that can affect networked systems, including worms that spread without human intervention, sentinels that allow remote control of infected systems, and Trojan horse viruses that disguise malicious payloads.
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This document summarizes the effects of teleworking on employers and employees. Teleworking has risen in popularity in recent years as it provides comfort for employees and reduces office space costs for companies. However, some argue it could reduce productivity and teamwork. Benefits include savings of around $2100 per employee annually for employers from less rent and materials. Drawbacks include less motivation among non-teleworkers and less direct control over remote employees. Technologies used include video conferencing, cloud computing, email and networks. Surveys found drops in efficiency of 20-30% and over half of teleworkers reporting effects on relationships. Solutions proposed are setting work hours, checkpoints and workplace rules for teleworkers.
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1. Many schools now use technology like laptops, projectors, and smart boards to enhance learning. Laptops allow students to take notes digitally, while projectors and smart boards make lessons more visual and interactive.
2. Technology helps with classroom management by allowing student monitoring and improving discipline. Tools like wikis give students and teachers online collaboration spaces.
3. However, wealthier countries and schools have greater access to educational technology, risking increased inequality between rich and poor education systems.
School Of 2020 (Willy)
Technology plays an important role in modern education by providing various resources for learning. It allows unlimited research materials through the internet in many formats. Smart boards make teaching more interactive and visual. Office software and wikis enable efficient assignment work and data sharing. While technology offers benefits, there are also privacy and security issues to consider with its use in schools. As the world increasingly uses electronic tools, schools must implement technology to help students learn and adapt skills for the future. Emerging technologies like video conferencing, virtual worlds, PDAs, and multi-touch screens may further enhance the educational experience, but also have challenges to address.
School Of 2020 (Nicolas & Salvador)
The document discusses potential future technologies in schools, including audio recorders for students to record lessons, digital notebooks to replace physical ones, and individual screens at student desks rather than projectors for whole classes. It also outlines current technologies used in classrooms like projectors, computers, printers, and smart boards, as well as security cameras and ID doors used outside classrooms. The trends toward more digital tools and personalized devices for students are expected to continue into the future.
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This document discusses how technology will change and develop in schools over the next 10-11 years. It predicts that computers, laptops, and their software will become more advanced and integral to classroom learning, with features like touchscreens and voice recognition. Projectors will also improve in quality. More robust wireless internet through improved routers will allow greater access. Online collaboration tools like wikis and blogs will be used more frequently for student work. Transportation within large schools may become more efficient through technologies like driverless trains. Overall, technology is expected to continue integrating further into education, requiring teachers and students to adapt their skills accordingly.
School Of 2020 (Jose & David)
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