Material desenvolvido para o curso de Inglês para Turismo do Centro de Idiomas da Prefeitura Municipal de Búzios pelas professoras Simone Pepe, Francidéa Freitas e Luciana Viter.
(Draft!) model with systems perspective on farmingfarmingmatters
For ILEIA'S Farming Systems project, we are trying to develop a way of looking at the farm from a systems perspective, as a pedagogical tool.
[NB under Creative Commons license]
Material desenvolvido para o curso de Inglês para Turismo do Centro de Idiomas da Prefeitura Municipal de Búzios pelas professoras Simone Pepe, Francidéa Freitas e Luciana Viter.
(Draft!) model with systems perspective on farmingfarmingmatters
For ILEIA'S Farming Systems project, we are trying to develop a way of looking at the farm from a systems perspective, as a pedagogical tool.
[NB under Creative Commons license]
Richard Devos Donates $ 10 Million To Christian Schoolsdty Trivedi
Richard Devos and his wife has pledged $10 million to Grand Rapids Christian Schools which had accumulated debt about $ 12.5 this will help a lot to reduce the burden for School authorities
1. Тренінг. Як це зробити?
2. Атрибути тренінгу
3. Тренінг «to train»
4. Аналіз «Зірки питань»
5. Правила групи
6. Специфіка
7. Тренер
8. Тренінг Проекція Життя
9. Інтерактивні техніки
10. Словничок
11. Орієнтовна структура планування тренінгу
12. Тренінг: структура
13. Метод малих груп
14. Підготовка до тренінгу
15. Планування тренінгу
16. Послідовність розробки плану заняття тренінгу
A presentation to Culture24 to stimulate discussion around how cultural organisations can measure their social media activity. Includes a framework to map outcomes to objectives, understanding influence & sentiment and thoughts on visualising conversation.
Richard Devos Donates $ 10 Million To Christian Schoolsdty Trivedi
Richard Devos and his wife has pledged $10 million to Grand Rapids Christian Schools which had accumulated debt about $ 12.5 this will help a lot to reduce the burden for School authorities
1. Тренінг. Як це зробити?
2. Атрибути тренінгу
3. Тренінг «to train»
4. Аналіз «Зірки питань»
5. Правила групи
6. Специфіка
7. Тренер
8. Тренінг Проекція Життя
9. Інтерактивні техніки
10. Словничок
11. Орієнтовна структура планування тренінгу
12. Тренінг: структура
13. Метод малих груп
14. Підготовка до тренінгу
15. Планування тренінгу
16. Послідовність розробки плану заняття тренінгу
A presentation to Culture24 to stimulate discussion around how cultural organisations can measure their social media activity. Includes a framework to map outcomes to objectives, understanding influence & sentiment and thoughts on visualising conversation.
Startups have clarity of purpose, is a painkiller, address a large market, have identifiable customers, take a contrarian path, and put technology at the heart of the company
Online Misinformation: Challenges and Future DirectionsMiriam Fernandez
Paper: http://oro.open.ac.uk/53734/
Misinformation has become a common part of our digital media
environments and it is compromising the ability of our societies to
form informed opinions. It generates misperceptions, which have
affected the decision making processes in many domains, including economy, health, environment, and elections, among others.
Misinformation and its generation, propagation, impact, and management is being studied through a variety of lenses (computer science, social science, journalism, psychology, etc.) since it widely affects multiple aspects of society. In this paper we analyse the phenomenon of misinformation from a technological point of view. We study the current socio-technical advancements towards addressing the problem, identify some of the key limitations of current technologies, and propose some ideas to target such limitations.
The goal of this position paper is to reflect on the current state
of the art and to stimulate discussions on the future design and
development of algorithms, methodologies, and applications
ICIC 2010 - The Meeting The International Conference on Trends for Scientific Information Professionals.
For those in the sci-tech world, sharing best practices, networking and evaluating trends have become matters of considerable importance, and the annual ICIC Meeting & Exhibition is the significant forum for this, attracting over 200 attendees from the main sci-tech companies and information, service or software providers.
Started in 1989...
These exciting and highly respected annual conferences, that started in Montreux in 1989 and were subsequently held in Annecy, Nîmes, Barcelona and Nice, have always provided a barometer of the strengths and frailties of the world of sci-tech and patent information.
ICIC in Short
The conference lasts for two and a half days and features approximately 24 formal presentations, panels on topical matters, all interspersed with short new product information presentations. All sessions are plenary.
Competitive intelligence for multimodal data integrationAshley M. Richter
What are some of the areas to watch to determine how things are going and what groups will get there first with respective to innovative multimodal data integration and visualization systems.
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ICT, Development & Privacy: Exploring the Debate and Evaluating Argumentative...Ilse Oosterlaken
A presentation on a research proposal which unfortunately did not get funding. This was the abstract included with th grant application:
Privacy, while prominent in Western debates on ICT, receives little attention in the context of ‘ICT for Development’ (ICT4D) research and practice. Arguments in favour or against paying systematic attention to privacy in ICT4D – e.g. “the income-poor are especially vulnerable to privacy-related harms” (pro), or “imposing privacy concerns is a form of cultural imperialism” (against) – have not yet been articulated in any detail.
In this research I will explore the argumentative landscape, expanding the methods of analytical discourse evaluation and argument mapping to a new domain and intercultural context. Based on focus groups with ICT4D scholars, practitioners and stakeholders I will sketch ‘argument maps’. Semi-structured interviews will provide further empirical information about actual reasoning concerning privacy in this context – allowing for a refinement of argument maps.
Key arguments will subsequently be assessed on their strength/plausibility. This requires a thorough normative-ethical analysis, drawing on both Computer Ethics and Development Ethics, and considering empirical realities as studied by ICT4D scholars – three disciplines which currently have little overlap. One contribution to the academic literature is providing the first steps towards such interdisciplinary analysis.
More practically, a pilot will explore how to facilitate deliberations on privacy within ICT4D practice.
Tensions between intellectual property and knowledge discovery in the digital...LIBER Europe
Presentation on text and data mining, its uses, and issues to be addressed to increase its uptake: copyright, open access. Introduces a new European open research infrastructure, OpenMinTed, which will enable TDM and tha capturing of TMD outputs. Ex Libris session, #WLIC15 Cape Town, 18 August 2015.
1. “Sticky Information” and the Locus
of Problem Solving: Implications for
Innovation
- Eric von Hippel -
Week 6, Feb 23: Division of labour in invention
by Jonas Rolo and Paul van der Boor
2. Main Contributions
• Concept of Sticky information
• Brings together the needed information and the
problem solving capabilities
• Addresses the discussion to the effects of
information stickiness and not to its causes
3. Sticky Information
• Incremental expenditure required to transfer
that unit of information
• Stickiness has a broad sense
• Sources of Stickiness:
• Nature of the information
• Amount of information
• Related information and skills from receiver
• Attributes and choices from the transmitter and
receiver
4. Conclusions
How stickiness affects the locus of innovation:
1. Centered around sticky locus
2. Iteration
3. Division of Innovation Labour
4. Efforts to ‘unstick’
5. Strengths
• Nice ‘Codification’ of ‘sticky information’
• Proposes introduction of stickiness as a
measure/parameter of information.
• Convincing idea that locus is where the
information/resources is.
• Opens up room for discussion
6. Weaknesses
• Locus depends only on information
• What about non-information assets related to
innovation activities?
• What if stickiness = 0?
7. Link to Other readings
• Arora – Markets for Technology
• Winter – Knowledge as strategic assets
• Hounshell – Fiber Industry
• Vincenti – Engineering Methods
8. Assignment
Assignment: Smith, Stigler and Bresnahan and Gambardella claim that the
division of inventive labor is limited by the extent of the market.
However, the division of inventive labor also encourages entry into the
product market. Therefore, the extent of the market is also limited by
the division of inventive labor. Comment.
• Stickiness as a factor of variation
• How sticky does a market wants its
information?
• Market for knowledge
• Dependent on each other