This document contains lesson plans for a 6-lesson survival swimming program. Each 45-minute lesson aims to develop a specific water safety or survival skill, such as safely entering and exiting different aquatic environments, identifying hazards, signaling for help, and performing survival strokes. The lessons include teaching core skills and knowledge, extensions for more advanced students, emergency role-playing scenarios, water safety question and answer sessions, and homework assignments from workbooks.
O documento apresenta uma introdução ao Mulesoft para profissionais Salesforce. A apresentação discute o que é o Mulesoft, por que deve ser utilizado em projetos Salesforce, demonstra um caso de uso e fornece informações sobre trilhas de treinamento e certificações.
Abdelrahman is an experienced Executive Chef from Egypt seeking a new position. He has over 13 years of experience leading kitchens in 4-5 star resort hotels. His resume details his extensive experience managing all aspects of hotel kitchen operations, including menu planning, food quality control, staff management, and budgeting. He is proficient in multiple cuisines and holds several professional training certificates in food safety and management.
This document contains a presentation by Rupesh Sinha from Whishworks Ltd about an architecture solution presented to ABC, a UK-based luxury mobile device manufacturer. ABC wants to build an integration solution to unlock internal data for use on their website and mobile apps via APIs, and to accept and process orders from various sources through their internal systems. The presentation discusses MuleSoft's Anypoint Platform as a solution, showing how it can provide a centralized integration platform to connect various systems and create APIs to share data across ABC's applications and systems.
This presentation discusses Mule ESB and how to simplify integration. It briefly mentions a brief history of integration, information silos, SOA. It also highlights several integration patterns.
WSO2 Enterprise Integrator is an open source integration platform that allows developers to quickly integrate applications, data, and systems in an iterative manner. It provides out-of-the-box capabilities for service integration, data integration, business process execution, tooling for development and debugging, and analytics for monitoring integrations. It supports common integration patterns and a variety of connectivity options and standards to connect diverse systems. The platform can be deployed in various architectures for availability, scalability, and continuous integration/delivery.
The Kubernetes audit logs are a rich source of information: all of the calls made to the API server are stored, along with additional metadata such as usernames, timings, and source IPs. They help to answer questions such as “What is overloading my control plane?” or “Which sequence of events led to this problematic situation?”. These questions are hard to answer otherwise—especially in large clusters. At Datadog, we have been running clusters with 1000+ nodes for more than a year and during that time, the audit logs have proved invaluable.
In this presentation, we will first introduce the audit logs, explain how they are configured, and review the type of data they store. Finally, we will describe in detail several scenarios where they have helped us to diagnose complex problems.
Red Hat OpenStack - Open Cloud InfrastructureAlex Baretto
This document provides an overview of Red Hat OpenStack. It discusses market dynamics driving adoption of cloud infrastructure, describes Red Hat's leadership and contributions to the OpenStack community, reviews the core OpenStack components, and demonstrates how an instance is launched across multiple OpenStack services. Red Hat brings enterprise-grade support, stability, and lifecycle management to OpenStack through Red Hat OpenStack.
O documento apresenta uma introdução ao Mulesoft para profissionais Salesforce. A apresentação discute o que é o Mulesoft, por que deve ser utilizado em projetos Salesforce, demonstra um caso de uso e fornece informações sobre trilhas de treinamento e certificações.
Abdelrahman is an experienced Executive Chef from Egypt seeking a new position. He has over 13 years of experience leading kitchens in 4-5 star resort hotels. His resume details his extensive experience managing all aspects of hotel kitchen operations, including menu planning, food quality control, staff management, and budgeting. He is proficient in multiple cuisines and holds several professional training certificates in food safety and management.
This document contains a presentation by Rupesh Sinha from Whishworks Ltd about an architecture solution presented to ABC, a UK-based luxury mobile device manufacturer. ABC wants to build an integration solution to unlock internal data for use on their website and mobile apps via APIs, and to accept and process orders from various sources through their internal systems. The presentation discusses MuleSoft's Anypoint Platform as a solution, showing how it can provide a centralized integration platform to connect various systems and create APIs to share data across ABC's applications and systems.
This presentation discusses Mule ESB and how to simplify integration. It briefly mentions a brief history of integration, information silos, SOA. It also highlights several integration patterns.
WSO2 Enterprise Integrator is an open source integration platform that allows developers to quickly integrate applications, data, and systems in an iterative manner. It provides out-of-the-box capabilities for service integration, data integration, business process execution, tooling for development and debugging, and analytics for monitoring integrations. It supports common integration patterns and a variety of connectivity options and standards to connect diverse systems. The platform can be deployed in various architectures for availability, scalability, and continuous integration/delivery.
The Kubernetes audit logs are a rich source of information: all of the calls made to the API server are stored, along with additional metadata such as usernames, timings, and source IPs. They help to answer questions such as “What is overloading my control plane?” or “Which sequence of events led to this problematic situation?”. These questions are hard to answer otherwise—especially in large clusters. At Datadog, we have been running clusters with 1000+ nodes for more than a year and during that time, the audit logs have proved invaluable.
In this presentation, we will first introduce the audit logs, explain how they are configured, and review the type of data they store. Finally, we will describe in detail several scenarios where they have helped us to diagnose complex problems.
Red Hat OpenStack - Open Cloud InfrastructureAlex Baretto
This document provides an overview of Red Hat OpenStack. It discusses market dynamics driving adoption of cloud infrastructure, describes Red Hat's leadership and contributions to the OpenStack community, reviews the core OpenStack components, and demonstrates how an instance is launched across multiple OpenStack services. Red Hat brings enterprise-grade support, stability, and lifecycle management to OpenStack through Red Hat OpenStack.
Building highly available architectures with WAS and MQMatthew White
Abstract:
'This talk will look at architectures in which IBM MQ can be configured with the IBM WebSphere Application Server (and Liberty profiles) to give a highly-available scenario.
The basis be some of the scenarios that are documented in the developerWorks series "A flexible and scalable WebSphere MQ topology pattern". '
Aims:
Outline some of the technologies and features that can be used for High Availability
Consider some of the implications of technology choices
Provide references for further study
Find out what scenarios and concerns are of most interest
i.e. what should be developing next!
Why Users Are Moving on from Docker and Leaving Its Security Risks Behind (Sp...Amazon Web Services
In this session you will learn what the motivations were for a dockerless approach and how Podman and Buildah enhance Red Hat OpenShift. With so many distributions of Kubernetes it’s important to know when and why you should decide to use Red Hat OpenShift in a world where having choices, while maintaining confidence, is becoming more critical than ever.
Portainer is an open-source and simple to use UI tool for managing Docker containers and Swarm clusters. It was created in 2016 and is based in New Zealand. Portainer aims to simplify Docker management for all users, not just developers, with a focus on usability. It can deploy in 30 seconds, runs on Linux, Windows and ARM systems, and supports Docker standalone, Swarm, and Swarm mode.
Continuous Delivery in the Cloud with Bitbucket PipelinesAtlassian
This document discusses Bitbucket Pipelines, a continuous integration tool from Atlassian. It allows developers to automatically build, test, and deploy their code every time a change is merged into a shared repository. Pipelines uses Docker containers to run builds, allowing them to be fast, isolated from infrastructure concerns, and reproducible across environments. It also supports defining build configurations as code to make the pipeline definition versioned, reusable, and easy to understand at a glance.
The document discusses Docker, a container management service that allows applications and dependencies to be shipped in lightweight executable packages called containers. It describes how Docker can be used for fast and consistent application delivery, responsive deployment and scaling, and running more workloads on the same hardware. Key Docker features include being easily scalable, enabling faster configuration and increased productivity, reducing infrastructure costs, and providing application isolation. The document also covers Docker architecture, objects like images and containers, and benefits such as cost savings, rapid deployment, simplicity and security. It notes some limitations and provides important links for additional information.
This document contains the responses to a personality development assignment. It discusses open self personality, positive and negative emotions, applications and results of motivation, empathy in relationships, important leadership functions, goal setting steps, communication patterns, ego states, improving personality, motivating people, time management blocks, and factors for effective leadership. The respondent operates most often in the adult ego state and their personality could use some improvement in communication skills.
1) The document provides an overview of DevOps, discussing current business problems like slow releases and downtime that DevOps aims to address.
2) It defines DevOps as a set of practices emphasizing collaboration between development and IT to automate software delivery and infrastructure changes.
3) Key DevOps concepts discussed include continuous integration, continuous delivery, infrastructure as code, and improving communication between teams.
Branching Out: How To Automate Your Development ProcessPerforce
If you could ship 20% faster, what would it mean for your business? What could you build? Better question, what’s slowing your teams down?
Teams struggle to manage branching and merging. For bigger teams and projects, it gets even more complex. Tracking development using a flowchart, team wiki, or a white board is ineffective. And attempts to automate with complex scripting are costly to maintain.
Remove the bottlenecks and automate your development your way with Perforce Streams –– the flexible branching model in Helix Core.
Join Brad Hart, Chief Technology Officer and Brent Schiestl, Senior Product Manager for Perforce version control to learn how Streams can:
-Automate and customize development and release processes.
-Easily track and propagate changes across teams.
-Boost end user efficiency while reducing errors and conflicts.
-Support multiple teams, parallel releases, component-based development, and more.
How to Use InfluxDB to Visualize and Monitor MQTT Messages in an IIoT SystemInfluxData
HiveMQ is an MQTT broker messaging platform built for fast, efficient and reliable movement of sensor data to and from connected IoT devices. IIoT systems can generate a tremendous amount of data that needs to be analyzed and visualized. MQTT is becoming the dominant protocol for transferring IIoT data from equipment to the cloud.
Discover how HiveMQ’s MQTT broker and InfluxDB can store time series data, using the MQTT protocol, for visualization and analysis. Learn how to use InfluxDB to monitor the metrics produced by operating HIveMQ.
Cluster API is a Kubernetes sub-project that provides declarative APIs and tooling to simplify provisioning, upgrading, and operating multiple Kubernetes clusters on any infrastructure. It works by having core Cluster API components along with plugins for different bootstrap, control-plane and infrastructure providers like Openstack, AWS, GCP etc. The presentation discusses Cluster API integration with Openstack, considerations for using it in production including separate internal and public connections and reusing Openstack networking, and proposes a time-saving deployment model leveraging various Cluster API and Gardener projects.
Introducing Cisco HyperFlex Systems: The Next Generation in Complete Hypercon...Cisco Canada
Initial hyperconverged solutions brought new levels of IT simplicity, as well as the associated speed. However, quickly increasing simplicity came at a price and design trade-offs were made limiting infrastructure agility, efficiency, and adaptability.
Introducing Cisco HyperFlex Systems, complete hyperconvergence that unifies Cisco networking and computing technology with the next-generation Cisco HX Data Platform. Powered by the Cisco Unified Computing System (Cisco UCS) platform, Cisco HyperFlex solutions deliver new levels of operational efficiency and adaptability to more workloads and applications. Cisco HyperFlex technology answers the operations requirements for agility, scalability, and pay-as-you-grow economics of the cloud—but with the benefits of on-premises infrastructure.
Agenda:
• New innovations to the Cisco data center portfolio
• Introducing Cisco HyperFlex Systems powered by the Cisco UCS platform
• Deep dive into the Cisco HyperFlex HX Data Platform
• Preview early deployments of Cisco HyperFlex Systems
The document discusses establishing a true DevOps culture and environment. It begins by describing the traditional battle between developers and operations staff. DevOps aims to resolve this conflict by having developers and operations work together across the entire application lifecycle. The document then outlines some of the challenges in implementing DevOps and presents steps for establishing a true DevOps environment, including having a common language, planning infrastructure and processes together, coding to DevOps best practices, coordinating deployments, and centralizing monitoring and logs. Key aspects are involving all teams early, sharing information transparently, and avoiding prioritizing specific tools over collaboration.
The document provides an overview of Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform, including:
- OpenShift provides a fully automated Kubernetes container platform for any infrastructure.
- It offers integrated services like monitoring, logging, routing, and a container registry out of the box.
- The architecture runs everything in pods on worker nodes, with masters managing the control plane using Kubernetes APIs and OpenShift services.
- Key concepts include pods, services, routes, projects, configs and secrets that enable application deployment and management.
Anypoint platform architecture and componentsD.Rajesh Kumar
The document provides an overview of the Anypoint platform architecture and its components. The platform offers tools for designing, building, and managing APIs, applications, and products across their entire lifecycle. The core runtime engine is Mule, which combines data and application integration. The platform includes design tools, management interfaces, connectors, marketplaces, and platform services to enable integration across systems.
Inductive Automation’s Don Pearson and Kevin McClusky along with a panel of experienced industrial professionals discuss how organizations like yours are experiencing smoother operations, better connectivity, more flexible development, and fewer tech-related headaches by using the Ignition industrial application platform.
Matt Callanan takes the 15 chapters of the famous "Continuous Delivery" book by Jez Humble & Dave Farey and distills it down into 1 hour of convincing arguments, walking through the pieces involved to make it happen including cultural challenges, automated testing, automated deployment & deployment pipelines. Not sure how to get started with DevOps? Finding it hard to convince colleagues & managers that CD is the way forward? Matt has used this presentation to help facilitate enterprise-wide adoption of Continuous Delivery. Slides from a presentation given at DevOps Brisbane March 2014.
CI/CD Best Practices for Your DevOps JourneyDevOps.com
The journey to realizing DevOps in any organization is fraught with a number of obstacles for developers and other stakeholders. These challenges are often caused by key CI/CD practices being misunderstood, partially implemented or even completely skipped. Now, as the industry positions itself to build on DevOps practices with a Software Delivery Management strategy, it’s more important than ever that we implement CI/CD best practices, and prepare for the future.
Join host Mitchell Ashely, and CloudBees’ Brian Dawson, DevOps evangelist, and Doug Tidwell, technical marketing director, as they explore and review the CI/CD best practices which serve as your stepping stones to DevOps and a successful Software Delivery Management strategy.
The webinar will cover CI/CD best practices including:
Containers and environment management
Continuous delivery or deployment
Movement from Dev to Ops
By the end of the webinar, you’ll understand the key steps for implementing CI/CD and powering your journey to DevOps and beyond.
Introduces Ansible as DevOps favorite choice for Configuration Management and Server Provisioning. Enables audience to get started with using Ansible. Developed in Python which only needs YAML syntax knowledge to automate using this tool.
This document provides an introduction to MuleSoft, including information about the presenter, an overview of what MuleSoft is and its products, and a demonstration of Anypoint Studio. Key points covered include that MuleSoft is an integration platform owned by Salesforce, its products allow users to design, develop, test, deploy, manage, secure and reuse APIs through a visual interface, and its main products are Anypoint Platform and Anypoint Studio. The presentation concludes with references, community resources, and contact information for the presenter.
The document provides information about water sports and safety measures for various activities. It defines water sports as recreational activities involving water near, on, in or under the water. Examples of water sports discussed include kayaking, rafting, scuba diving and snorkeling. The document emphasizes safety, listing precautions such as learning proper techniques, swimming with a buddy, wearing personal flotation devices, and checking conditions before activities. It provides quizzes to test comprehension.
Diving is a sport that involves going underwater either without breathing apparatus by holding one's breath or using scuba gear. There are several types of diving including scuba, free diving, snorkeling and more. Diving requires equipment like a wetsuit, scuba set, dive computer and more. It can be enjoyed as a hobby to see underwater life or professionally for tasks like construction. Diving is governed by rules to protect the underwater environment. It carries risks like decompression sickness if surfacing too quickly from depth and pulmonary overinflation. Overall, the group found researching and presenting on diving an enjoyable way to learn about the sport and underwater world.
Building highly available architectures with WAS and MQMatthew White
Abstract:
'This talk will look at architectures in which IBM MQ can be configured with the IBM WebSphere Application Server (and Liberty profiles) to give a highly-available scenario.
The basis be some of the scenarios that are documented in the developerWorks series "A flexible and scalable WebSphere MQ topology pattern". '
Aims:
Outline some of the technologies and features that can be used for High Availability
Consider some of the implications of technology choices
Provide references for further study
Find out what scenarios and concerns are of most interest
i.e. what should be developing next!
Why Users Are Moving on from Docker and Leaving Its Security Risks Behind (Sp...Amazon Web Services
In this session you will learn what the motivations were for a dockerless approach and how Podman and Buildah enhance Red Hat OpenShift. With so many distributions of Kubernetes it’s important to know when and why you should decide to use Red Hat OpenShift in a world where having choices, while maintaining confidence, is becoming more critical than ever.
Portainer is an open-source and simple to use UI tool for managing Docker containers and Swarm clusters. It was created in 2016 and is based in New Zealand. Portainer aims to simplify Docker management for all users, not just developers, with a focus on usability. It can deploy in 30 seconds, runs on Linux, Windows and ARM systems, and supports Docker standalone, Swarm, and Swarm mode.
Continuous Delivery in the Cloud with Bitbucket PipelinesAtlassian
This document discusses Bitbucket Pipelines, a continuous integration tool from Atlassian. It allows developers to automatically build, test, and deploy their code every time a change is merged into a shared repository. Pipelines uses Docker containers to run builds, allowing them to be fast, isolated from infrastructure concerns, and reproducible across environments. It also supports defining build configurations as code to make the pipeline definition versioned, reusable, and easy to understand at a glance.
The document discusses Docker, a container management service that allows applications and dependencies to be shipped in lightweight executable packages called containers. It describes how Docker can be used for fast and consistent application delivery, responsive deployment and scaling, and running more workloads on the same hardware. Key Docker features include being easily scalable, enabling faster configuration and increased productivity, reducing infrastructure costs, and providing application isolation. The document also covers Docker architecture, objects like images and containers, and benefits such as cost savings, rapid deployment, simplicity and security. It notes some limitations and provides important links for additional information.
This document contains the responses to a personality development assignment. It discusses open self personality, positive and negative emotions, applications and results of motivation, empathy in relationships, important leadership functions, goal setting steps, communication patterns, ego states, improving personality, motivating people, time management blocks, and factors for effective leadership. The respondent operates most often in the adult ego state and their personality could use some improvement in communication skills.
1) The document provides an overview of DevOps, discussing current business problems like slow releases and downtime that DevOps aims to address.
2) It defines DevOps as a set of practices emphasizing collaboration between development and IT to automate software delivery and infrastructure changes.
3) Key DevOps concepts discussed include continuous integration, continuous delivery, infrastructure as code, and improving communication between teams.
Branching Out: How To Automate Your Development ProcessPerforce
If you could ship 20% faster, what would it mean for your business? What could you build? Better question, what’s slowing your teams down?
Teams struggle to manage branching and merging. For bigger teams and projects, it gets even more complex. Tracking development using a flowchart, team wiki, or a white board is ineffective. And attempts to automate with complex scripting are costly to maintain.
Remove the bottlenecks and automate your development your way with Perforce Streams –– the flexible branching model in Helix Core.
Join Brad Hart, Chief Technology Officer and Brent Schiestl, Senior Product Manager for Perforce version control to learn how Streams can:
-Automate and customize development and release processes.
-Easily track and propagate changes across teams.
-Boost end user efficiency while reducing errors and conflicts.
-Support multiple teams, parallel releases, component-based development, and more.
How to Use InfluxDB to Visualize and Monitor MQTT Messages in an IIoT SystemInfluxData
HiveMQ is an MQTT broker messaging platform built for fast, efficient and reliable movement of sensor data to and from connected IoT devices. IIoT systems can generate a tremendous amount of data that needs to be analyzed and visualized. MQTT is becoming the dominant protocol for transferring IIoT data from equipment to the cloud.
Discover how HiveMQ’s MQTT broker and InfluxDB can store time series data, using the MQTT protocol, for visualization and analysis. Learn how to use InfluxDB to monitor the metrics produced by operating HIveMQ.
Cluster API is a Kubernetes sub-project that provides declarative APIs and tooling to simplify provisioning, upgrading, and operating multiple Kubernetes clusters on any infrastructure. It works by having core Cluster API components along with plugins for different bootstrap, control-plane and infrastructure providers like Openstack, AWS, GCP etc. The presentation discusses Cluster API integration with Openstack, considerations for using it in production including separate internal and public connections and reusing Openstack networking, and proposes a time-saving deployment model leveraging various Cluster API and Gardener projects.
Introducing Cisco HyperFlex Systems: The Next Generation in Complete Hypercon...Cisco Canada
Initial hyperconverged solutions brought new levels of IT simplicity, as well as the associated speed. However, quickly increasing simplicity came at a price and design trade-offs were made limiting infrastructure agility, efficiency, and adaptability.
Introducing Cisco HyperFlex Systems, complete hyperconvergence that unifies Cisco networking and computing technology with the next-generation Cisco HX Data Platform. Powered by the Cisco Unified Computing System (Cisco UCS) platform, Cisco HyperFlex solutions deliver new levels of operational efficiency and adaptability to more workloads and applications. Cisco HyperFlex technology answers the operations requirements for agility, scalability, and pay-as-you-grow economics of the cloud—but with the benefits of on-premises infrastructure.
Agenda:
• New innovations to the Cisco data center portfolio
• Introducing Cisco HyperFlex Systems powered by the Cisco UCS platform
• Deep dive into the Cisco HyperFlex HX Data Platform
• Preview early deployments of Cisco HyperFlex Systems
The document discusses establishing a true DevOps culture and environment. It begins by describing the traditional battle between developers and operations staff. DevOps aims to resolve this conflict by having developers and operations work together across the entire application lifecycle. The document then outlines some of the challenges in implementing DevOps and presents steps for establishing a true DevOps environment, including having a common language, planning infrastructure and processes together, coding to DevOps best practices, coordinating deployments, and centralizing monitoring and logs. Key aspects are involving all teams early, sharing information transparently, and avoiding prioritizing specific tools over collaboration.
The document provides an overview of Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform, including:
- OpenShift provides a fully automated Kubernetes container platform for any infrastructure.
- It offers integrated services like monitoring, logging, routing, and a container registry out of the box.
- The architecture runs everything in pods on worker nodes, with masters managing the control plane using Kubernetes APIs and OpenShift services.
- Key concepts include pods, services, routes, projects, configs and secrets that enable application deployment and management.
Anypoint platform architecture and componentsD.Rajesh Kumar
The document provides an overview of the Anypoint platform architecture and its components. The platform offers tools for designing, building, and managing APIs, applications, and products across their entire lifecycle. The core runtime engine is Mule, which combines data and application integration. The platform includes design tools, management interfaces, connectors, marketplaces, and platform services to enable integration across systems.
Inductive Automation’s Don Pearson and Kevin McClusky along with a panel of experienced industrial professionals discuss how organizations like yours are experiencing smoother operations, better connectivity, more flexible development, and fewer tech-related headaches by using the Ignition industrial application platform.
Matt Callanan takes the 15 chapters of the famous "Continuous Delivery" book by Jez Humble & Dave Farey and distills it down into 1 hour of convincing arguments, walking through the pieces involved to make it happen including cultural challenges, automated testing, automated deployment & deployment pipelines. Not sure how to get started with DevOps? Finding it hard to convince colleagues & managers that CD is the way forward? Matt has used this presentation to help facilitate enterprise-wide adoption of Continuous Delivery. Slides from a presentation given at DevOps Brisbane March 2014.
CI/CD Best Practices for Your DevOps JourneyDevOps.com
The journey to realizing DevOps in any organization is fraught with a number of obstacles for developers and other stakeholders. These challenges are often caused by key CI/CD practices being misunderstood, partially implemented or even completely skipped. Now, as the industry positions itself to build on DevOps practices with a Software Delivery Management strategy, it’s more important than ever that we implement CI/CD best practices, and prepare for the future.
Join host Mitchell Ashely, and CloudBees’ Brian Dawson, DevOps evangelist, and Doug Tidwell, technical marketing director, as they explore and review the CI/CD best practices which serve as your stepping stones to DevOps and a successful Software Delivery Management strategy.
The webinar will cover CI/CD best practices including:
Containers and environment management
Continuous delivery or deployment
Movement from Dev to Ops
By the end of the webinar, you’ll understand the key steps for implementing CI/CD and powering your journey to DevOps and beyond.
Introduces Ansible as DevOps favorite choice for Configuration Management and Server Provisioning. Enables audience to get started with using Ansible. Developed in Python which only needs YAML syntax knowledge to automate using this tool.
This document provides an introduction to MuleSoft, including information about the presenter, an overview of what MuleSoft is and its products, and a demonstration of Anypoint Studio. Key points covered include that MuleSoft is an integration platform owned by Salesforce, its products allow users to design, develop, test, deploy, manage, secure and reuse APIs through a visual interface, and its main products are Anypoint Platform and Anypoint Studio. The presentation concludes with references, community resources, and contact information for the presenter.
The document provides information about water sports and safety measures for various activities. It defines water sports as recreational activities involving water near, on, in or under the water. Examples of water sports discussed include kayaking, rafting, scuba diving and snorkeling. The document emphasizes safety, listing precautions such as learning proper techniques, swimming with a buddy, wearing personal flotation devices, and checking conditions before activities. It provides quizzes to test comprehension.
Diving is a sport that involves going underwater either without breathing apparatus by holding one's breath or using scuba gear. There are several types of diving including scuba, free diving, snorkeling and more. Diving requires equipment like a wetsuit, scuba set, dive computer and more. It can be enjoyed as a hobby to see underwater life or professionally for tasks like construction. Diving is governed by rules to protect the underwater environment. It carries risks like decompression sickness if surfacing too quickly from depth and pulmonary overinflation. Overall, the group found researching and presenting on diving an enjoyable way to learn about the sport and underwater world.
The document discusses recreational SCUBA diving. It covers the history and meaning of SCUBA, required equipment including tanks, regulators, and wetsuits. Types of dives and how to enter the water are explained. Certification levels and specialty diving areas are described. Health and safety concerns like decompression sickness and nitrogen narcosis are addressed. Popular dive sites around the world and diving statistics are also presented.
The document provides an overview of the PADI Open Water Diver course. It describes the course requirements including knowledge development, confined water dives, and 4 open water dives. It explains some of the key skills learned like hand signals and buoyancy control. It also covers scuba diving topics like the effects of pressure on divers, proper ascent procedures, and factors to consider for dive safety like water conditions and environment.
The document outlines objectives and activities for an aquatics lesson. The objectives are to discuss aquatic activities, identify the four basic swimming strokes, research beaches in the Philippines, demonstrate swimming strokes, and suggest ways to preserve beaches. It then defines "aquatic" and describes several aquatic activities like snorkeling, canoeing, kayaking, and scuba diving. It also explains the four basic swimming strokes: freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly.
The document discusses various recreational aquatic activities. It begins by explaining the characteristics of water, including buoyancy, hydrostatic pressure, and enhanced cooling, which make it a unique environment for exercise. It then defines different types of recreational activities, including club activities, amusement/tourism, entertainment, sports, and adventure activities. The document focuses on aquatic recreational activities, giving examples like swimming, diving, water polo, and kayaking. It categorizes aquatic activities as instructional/learn-to-swim classes, wellness activities like water aerobics, and competitive team sports. Finally, it lists and describes different types of individual aquatic sports like surfing, windsurfing, water skiing, and fishing.
Physical Education Class XI PPT on chapter 6 Physical activity & leadership ...ANIL DAHIYA
This document provides information about physical education and adventure sports. It discusses the importance of physical activity, defines leadership and its qualities. It also describes various adventure sports like rock climbing, trekking, river rafting, mountaineering, surfing and paragliding. Safety measures for each sport and preventing sports injuries are outlined. Creating leaders through giving responsibilities, training, recognition and confidence is also explained.
This document summarizes scuba diving courses and programs offered by PADI instructor Ahmed Galal. It outlines introductory courses for beginners like Discover Scuba Diving and programs for kids. Advanced courses that certify divers to greater depths or specialties like underwater photography are also mentioned. The document promotes the experiences of scuba diving adventures in Egypt including reef dives and opportunities to bond with other divers. It encourages readers to sign up for courses to experience the thrill and inner peace of exploring the underwater world through scuba diving.
This document provides information on sea survival training. The objectives are to define sea survival, identify survival hazards and equipment, and execute survival techniques. The aims are to train offshore workers to deal with emergencies and demonstrate competence with life saving equipment. It discusses sea survival, sample accidents, emergency categories, offshore accident types, survival factors like knowledge, equipment and will to be rescued. It details knowledge aspects like muster points and safety procedures. Equipment covered includes lifebuoys, lifejackets, life rafts, lifeboats. Escape options and hazards are outlined. Survival techniques such as preparation, location, protection, water, food and rescue are summarized.
This is my version of Sea Survival Slides used during the time that I delivered it at ETSDC.
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The document discusses the training and preparation of public safety and rescue personnel for responding to cold water and ice rescue incidents. It emphasizes that water should always be respected for its power and strength. It then provides an overview of the training programs and consulting services offered by Lifesaving Resources, which is committed to preventing drownings through education and training. The training focuses on ice rescue, water rescue, swiftwater rescue, and lifeguard operations.
Dr. Detlev Mohr discusses the importance of training lifesaving skills through both practical exercises and competitions. He analyzes different water environments and the specific skills required to perform rescues in each one. Mohr also compares lifesaving skills to the events in international lifesaving competitions, noting some discrepancies. He argues that competition rules should be updated to better simulate real rescue situations and support the full range of skills needed in lifesaving practice.
Bottom Breathers Dive Club meeting 4-Dec-2015Dan Norris
The Bottom Breathers Dive Club meeting summary includes:
- The next meeting will be on February 5, 2016 with no January meeting.
- The Annual Club Party is scheduled for January 30, 2016.
- Upcoming dive trips and events for 2016 include trips to Our World Underwater in February, Bonne Terre Mine in March, and the Florida Keys in June and July.
The document discusses various types of aquatic activities including recreational, competitive, individual, and team-based activities. It provides examples of popular aquatic activities such as swimming, surfing, windsurfing, water polo, rowing, sailing, kayaking, and fishing. Both competitive and recreational aquatic activities are covered, ranging from individual sports like swimming to team sports like water polo. A wide variety of aquatic activities are described from casual recreation to competitive Olympic events.
The document discusses five basic swimming skills: breathing, gliding, coordination, breaststroke, and diving. It explains the techniques for each skill, such as timing breaths while swimming, gliding through the water by pushing off the wall, coordinating limb movements, and the motions for breaststroke. The document also covers basic rules for swimming strokes, noting that officials observe for infractions like incorrect kicks or strokes that could result in disqualification.
Stealth attraction for mens gets her with your wordsichettrisagar95
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2. SURVIVAL SWIMMING PROGRAM LESSON PLANS
LESSON 1 DAY 1 45 mins
AIM: To develop confidence in water, together with an understanding of how to safely enter and exit variety a of aquatic environments (e.g. pools,
beaches, rivers and lakes).
SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT LEARNING INTENTIONS
• Noodles
• Kickboards
• Toys/Rings
• Enter and exit the water safely
• Move through the water
• Change direction
• Submerge
CORE SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE SKILLS EXTENSION ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES TIME
Entries and Exits
• Slide in and climb out
• Walk in and walk out
Under Water
• Submersion and blowing
bubbles
Swimming
• Move in the water
> Walk and run
> Jump
> Turn and rotate
Under water
• Recover an object from
shoulder depth water/
deep water
Swimming
• Gliding and torpedos
• Emergency scenarios
• Different aquatic
environments
30 mins
EMERGENCY ROLE PLAY TIME
SCENARIO
You are at the beach and want to go for a swim - where do you
swim? How do you enter the water safely? Waves are coming
quickly - what do you do?
MUST SEES
Always swim between the red and yellow flags where the Lifesavers can see
you, Stay in the shallow water, never swim alone, turn back to the wave as they
splash.
10 mins
WATER SAFETY Q&A TIME
QUESTION
When visiting the beach, where should you always swim? What
other flags might you see at the beach?
ANSWER
Always swim between the red and yellow flags where the Lifesavers can see
you. (Discuss with students who sets up the flags, why, where and when).
4 mins
WORKBOOK ACTIVITY TIME
HOMEWORK: Lesson 1 of the workbook 1 min
3. SURVIVAL SWIMMING PROGRAM LESSON PLANS
LESSON 2 DAY 2 45 mins
AIM: To identify hazards in a range of aquatic environments (e.g. pools, beaches, rivers and lakes) so as to keep themselves and others safe.
To be able to float or propel oneself away from danger in an emergency situation.
SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT LEARNING INTENTIONS
• Hazard pictures
• Safety signs
• Noodles
• Kickboards
• Hoops
• Identify dangers and hazards in a range of
aquatic environments
• Read and understand safety signs
• Float and recover to standing
• Glide /torpedo and recover to standing
CORE SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE SKILLS EXTENSION ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES TIME
Revision
• Entries and exits
• Submersion and breathing
Hazards and personal safety
• Local hazard identification
(Safety Walk ‘n’ Talk)
Flotation
• Back float and recover
• Front float and recover
• Rotation (front-back-front)
Swimming
• Gliding on front and
back (no kicking)
• Kick on front and back
Under water skills
• Surface dive
Under water
• Surface dive, move for a distance and recover
an object
Flotation
• Tread water
• Emergency scenarios
• Identifying dangers and hazards
• Safety walk’n’talk
• Checking depth
• Checking water temperature
• Reading safety signs
30 mins
EMERGENCY ROLE PLAY TIME
SCENARIO
You are visiting a lake you have never been to before. How
do you know it is safe to swim? The water gets very deep,
very quickly - what do you do?
MUST SEES
Read the safety signs, check the weather, ask a local, swim in the designated
swimming zone, check for hazards (currents, wildlife, etc.), check the depth
before entering.
10 mins
WATER SAFETY Q&A TIME
QUESTION
List three ways you can check it is safe to swim in the lake.
ANSWER
Read the safety signs, check the weather, ask a local, swim in the designated swimming
zone, check for hazards (currents, wildlife, etc.), and ensure you don’t swim alone.
4 mins
WORKBOOK ACTIVITY TIME
HOMEWORK: Lesson 2 of the workbook 1 min
4. SURVIVAL SWIMMING PROGRAM LESSON PLANS
LESSON 3 DAY 3 45 mins
AIM: To attract attention and use movement, whilst maintaining a position of safe breathing and conserving energy. To be able to move through
water in different directions to safety.
SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT LEARNING INTENTIONS
• Noodles
• Kickboards
• Sculling
• Tread water and experience different water depths
• Attract attention
• Identify someone who needs help
CORE SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE SKILLS EXTENSION ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES TIME
Revision
• Entries and exits
• Float
• Glide
• Kick on front and back
Flotation
• Sculling- feet first and
head first
• Treading water
Lifesaving
• Call for HELP!
• Casualty recognition- identify
a person in trouble in the
water
Flotation
• Eggbeater kick
Under water
• Somersaults- forwards and backwards
Swimming
• Dolphin kick
• Emergency scenarios 30 mins
EMERGENCY ROLE PLAY TIME
SCENARIO
You are at the pool and suddenly realise you are out of your depth
- what should you do?
MUST SEES
1. Stay calm 2. Float, scull and tread water 3. Wave 4. Call for HELP!
10 mins
WATER SAFETY Q&A TIME
QUESTION
What 4 things should you do if you find yourself in danger in the
water?
ANSWER
1. Stay calm 2. Float, scull and tread water 3. Wave 4. Call for HELP!
4 mins
WORKBOOK ACTIVITY TIME
HOMEWORK: Lesson 3 of the workbook 1 min
5. SURVIVAL SWIMMING PROGRAM LESSON PLANS
LESSON 4 DAY 4 45 mins
AIM: To understand the importance of survival strokes in aquatic emergencies and when to use them (i.e. different aquatic environments,
conditions, distance and duration).
SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT LEARNING INTENTIONS
• Noodles
• Kickboards
• Swim on back (survival backstroke)
• Swim on front (breaststroke)
• Rotation - Roll from front to back to front while moving
CORE SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE SKILLS EXTENSION ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES TIME
Revision
• Entries and exits
• Front and back
float
• Sculling
Swimming
• Swim on back - survival
backstroke
• Swim on front - breaststroke
• Rotation - roll from front to
back to front, while moving
Swimming
• Sidestroke- scissor kick.
• Head out of water freestyle
• Practice a combination of
strokes by setting the
students challenges
Flotation
• Perform a combination
of skills in sequence
-surface dive, tread
water, float, scull
• Emergency scenarios 30 mins
EMERGENCY ROLE PLAY TIME
SCENARIO
You are playing on a large inflatable in a lake. The
conditions are very windy and you fall off. The inflatable
blows away - what do you do?
MUST SEES
1. Stay calm 2. Float, scull and tread water 3. Wave
4. Call for HELP! Do not try to swim after the inflatable. Use a survival stroke to
get to safety.
10 mins
WATER SAFETY Q&A TIME
QUESTION
Name two survival swimming strokes and explain why
these are important in an emergency situation.
ANSWER
Survival backstroke, survival breaststroke and sidestroke. In an emergency; you may
need to be in the water and swim for a long time. These strokes conserve energy and
warmth when done slowly. They enable a high level of propulsion, they enable you to see
where you are going (to land, the edge, the casualty, etc.) and they enable your mouth
and nose to be kept out of the water to allow continuous breathing.
4 mins
WORKBOOK ACTIVITY TIME
HOMEWORK: Lesson 4 of the workbook 1 min
6. SURVIVAL SWIMMING PROGRAM LESSON PLANS
LESSON 5 DAY 5 45 mins
AIM: To further understand the importance of survival strokes in aquatic emergencies and when to use them (i.e. different aquatic environments,
conditions, distance and duration).
SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT LEARNING INTENTIONS
• Noodles
• Kickboards
• Swim on the back (survival backstroke)
• Swim on the front (breaststroke)
• Rotation - roll from front to back to front while moving
CORE SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE SKILLS EXTENSION ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES TIME
Revision
• Entries and exits
• Float
• Scull and tread
water
Swimming
• Swim on back -
survival backstroke
• Swim on front -
breaststroke
• Roll from front to back
to front, while moving
Entries and exits
• Stride entry
• Compact jump
Swimming
• Practice a combination of strokes
by setting the students
challenges
Flotation
• Perform a combination of
skills in sequence surface
dive, tread water, float,
scull
• Emergency scenarios
• Currents and rip currents
30 mins
EMERGENCY ROLE PLAY TIME
SCENARIO
You are playing in the river when conditions
suddenly change, the current is taking you
downstream - what do you do?
MUST SEES
Stay calm; conserve your energy and float or scull, travelling feet first (to see where you are
going and make sure not to bump your head on submerged rocks/snags). Try to work your way
to the edge and grab hold of something, i.e. an overhanging branch or tree. Wave an arm and
call for HELP!
10 mins
WATER SAFETY Q&A TIME
QUESTION
What should you do if you get caught in a river
current?
ANSWER
Stay calm; conserve your energy and float or scull, travelling feet first (to see where you are
going and make sure not to bump your head on submerged rocks/snags). Try to work your way
to the edge and grab hold of something, i.e. an overhanging branch or tree. Wave an arm and
call for HELP!
4 mins
WORKBOOK ACTIVITY TIME
HOMEWORK: Lesson 5 of the workbook 1 min
7. SURVIVAL SWIMMING PROGRAM LESSON PLANS
LESSON 6 DAY 6 45 mins
AIM: To prepare students for accidental entry (i.e. slips, trips and falls) into (open) water, so they know how to recover from a fall-in entry and move
to a point of safety. As a rescuer, know how to identify a person who needs assistance and how to rescue them safely.
SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT LEARNING INTENTIONS
Everyday’ rescue items. Eg:
• Esky
• Ball
• Rope
• Safely enter and exit deep water
• Identify someone needing help in the water and perform
a safe talk, reach and throw rescue.
CORE SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES TIME
Revision
• Entries and exits
• Float, scull and tread water
• Call for HELP!
Entries and exits
• Recover from fall-in entry -From face
down, roll on to back or rotate to wall,
float and tread water, move to a point of
safety to secure self, climb out to exit
• Compact jump (deep water)
Under water
• Surface dive, swim
underwater and recover to
standing
Lifesaving
• Self-preservation - Who is
most important in an
emergency?
• Recognise someone in
trouble
Rescue
• Using the items students
brought from home- talk, reach
and throw (5m from edge)
rescues - Completed both as
rescuer and casualty
Flotation
• Float using ‘everyday’ items (a
football) to replicate real life
scenarios
• Scenarios
• Identifying dangers and
hazards
• Basic emergency response
30 mins
EMERGENCY ROLE PLAY TIME
SCENARIO
You are playing on a jetty when you accidentally fall in
-what could you do? What if a friend falls in - what
could you do?
MUST SEES
1. Stay calm 2. Float, scull and tread water 3. Wave
4. Call for HELP! Use object around to perform an out of water rescue – do not
entre the water – call for HELP!
10 mins
WATER SAFETY Q&A TIME
QUESTION
List four items you could use in a reach or throw rescue
to help someone in trouble in the water.
ANSWER
May include: rope, tree branch, pole, ball, Esky, clothing, rescue tube, kickboard, towel,
rescue ring.
4 mins
WORKBOOK ACTIVITY TIME
HOMEWORK: Lesson 6 of the workbook 1 min
8. SURVIVAL SWIMMING PROGRAM LESSON PLANS
LESSON 7 DAY 7 45 mins
AIM: To prepare students for aquatic activities such as boating, kayaking and lifesaving. The emphasis is to understand the risks associated with
open water and how to keep themselves and others safe.
SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT LEARNING INTENTIONS
Everyday’ rescue items. Eg:
• Noodles
• Kickboards
• Life jackets
• Blow up boats
• Know when to wear a lifejacket and how to wear one correctly
• Know what to do if a boat/canoe/jet ski/kayak capsizes
• Identify, avoid and escape currents (beach and river).
CORE SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE SKILLS EXTENSION ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES TIME
Revision
• Entries and exits
• Float, scull and tread water
Flotation
• Lifejackets:
> Why are lifejackets important?
> Wearing correctly- zip, clip, rip (tighten)
> HELP position and HUDDLE position
• Survival sequence
• With a lifejacket and without a lifejacket
Hazards and personal safety
• Discuss hazards found in a range
of aquatic environments
• What is a current?
• How to identify and avoid currents
• How to escape currents
Rescue
• Reach/throw rescue
with the lifejacket as the
buoyant aid
• Swimming
• Sidestroke
• Emergency scenarios
• Life jackets
• Boat safety
• Currents and rip currents
30 mins
EMERGENCY ROLE PLAY TIME
SCENARIO
You are out boating with your family. The boat capsizes
25/50m from shore - what do you do?
MUST SEES
Huddle together, place elderly, children or injured people in the middle of the huddle.
Always stay together- holding hands or linking arms. Use survival strokes to head to shore.
10 mins
WATER SAFETY Q&A TIME
QUESTION
What are four things you must do before going out on a
boat, jet ski or canoe/kayak?
ANSWER
Check the weather, read safety signs, always have someone else to accompany you and/
or tell someone where you are going, including what time to expect you back, and always
wear a lifejacket.
4 mins
WORKBOOK ACTIVITY TIME
HOMEWORK: Lesson 7 of the workbook 1 min
9. SURVIVAL SWIMMING PROGRAM LESSON PLANS
LESSON 8 DAY 8 45 mins
AIM: To prepare students for an (open water) aquatic emergency requiring a combination of survival swimming and water safety skills to get to safety.
SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT LEARNING INTENTIONS
• Noodles
• Kickboards
• Clothes to swim in • Experience the feeling of swimming in clothes
• Move through water to a point of safety, using a combination of survival skills
CORE SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE SKILLS EXTENSION ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES TIME
Revision
• Entries and exits
• Float, scull and tread
water
• Swim on front
(breaststroke)
• Swim on back
(survival backstroke)
Survival sequence
Dressed in clothes, students need to:
• Recover from a fall in entry; face down, rotate
on to back
• Float, scull and tread water for 1 minute
• Swim 25m to a point of safety and secure self
• Climb out to exit
Practice the survival sequence with and without
clothes (in bathers)
Survival sequence
• Working towards the Victorian Water
Safety Certificate minimum standard
• Emergency scenarios
• Slippery river bank
• Rapid river
• Weed bed
• Currents and rip currents
30 mins
EMERGENCY ROLE PLAY TIME
SCENARIO
You are at the beach with your family, but there are no red and yellow flags
and the water looks rough - should you go swimming? What conversation
would you have with the adults in your family? You see someone
swimming who is caught in a rip current - what could you do?
MUST SEES
Check for safety signs. Do not entre the water if conditions look
dangerous.
Call for HELP!, dry rescue strategies – talk, reach, throw using items
available.
10 mins
WATER SAFETY Q&A TIME
QUESTION
Describe two options to escape a rip current.
ANSWER
Stay calm, conserve energy, wave an arm and call for HELP! Consider
these options: float with the current - it may return you to shallow
sandbank; or swim parallel to the beach - you may escape the rip
current. Re-assess the situation - if what you’re doing isn’t working, try
another option until you return to shore.
4 mins
WORKBOOK ACTIVITY TIME
HOMEWORK: Lesson 8 of the workbook 1 min
10. SURVIVAL SWIMMING PROGRAM LESSON PLANS
LESSON 9 DAY 9 45 mins
AIM: To prepare students to respond to an emergency both in aquatic and everyday settings (i.e. school and home).
SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT LEARNING INTENTIONS
• Kickboards ‘Everyday’ rescue items. Eg:
• Esky
• Ball
• Rope
• Perform basic emergency response (DRSA)
• Identify someone needing help in and out of the water
CORE SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE SKILLS EXTENSION ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES TIME
Revision
• Entries and exits
• Rescue strategies- talk, reach, and
throw rescues
Lifesaving
• Emergency response (DRSA)
Learn out of the water, Dangers,
Response, Send for Help, Airways
Survival sequence
• Practice the survival sequence
without clothes (in bathers)
• Emergency scenarios
• Slippery river bank
• Rapid river
• Weed bed
• Currents and rip currents
• Basic emergency response
40 mins
SCENARIOS
Where Activity Emergency
School oval Playing cricket The ball hits someone in the head hard and they fall down. What do you do?
Home Dinner time Older family member gets chest pains and collapses. What do you do?
Backyard pool Playing in the backyard Someone has been pulled out of the pool unconscious. What do you do?
Beach Playing with friends Wave knocks friend over and they are unconscious but breathing. What do you do?
WATER SAFETY Q&A
QUESTION
Who do you call in an emergency? What number do
you call in an emergency?
ANSWER
Police, Fire, Ambulance – Triple Zero (000)
4 mins
WORKBOOK ACTIVITY
HOMEWORK: Lesson 9 of the workbook 1 min
11. SURVIVAL SWIMMING PROGRAM LESSON PLANS
LESSON 10 DAY 10 45 mins
AIM: To prepare students to swim and play safely in a range of aquatic environments. To prepare students for an (open water) aquatic emergency
requiring a combination of survival swimming and water safety skills to avoid danger, and to respond if an emergency occurs.
SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT LEARNING INTENTIONS
• Clothes to swim in
• Noodles
• Kickboards
• To respond to an emergency in, on or around water,
in a range of aquatic environments
CORE SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE SKILLS EXTENSION ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES TIME
Revision
• Entries and exits
• Float, scull and tread water
• Swim on front (breaststroke)
• Swim on back (survival backstroke)
Final swimming assessment
• 50m continuous swim (any stroke)
Final swimming assessment
• Students should swim 25m freestyle
and 25m of any other stroke
Survival sequence
• Working towards the Victorian Water
Safety Certificate minimum standard
• Emergency scenarios
• Slippery river bank
• Rapid river
• Weed bed
• Currents and rip currents
• Basic emergency response
30 mins
SCENARIOS
Where Activity Emergency
Lake Playing on a boat/ canoe It capsizes. What do you do?
River Swimming across the river The water gets really cold and dark quickly. It’s scary! What do you do?
Swimming Pool Playing with friends Being silly and someone pushes you in. What do you do?
Beach Swimming with sibling Caught in a rip current. What do you do?
WATER SAFETY Q&A TIME
QUESTION
Who do you call in an emergency? What number do you call in an
emergency?
ANSWER
Talk/reach/throw. In any rescue, self-preservation is most important. The
rescuer should know their own ability and attempt a rescue where they do not
enter the water. Getting help from an adult and the emergency services is also
important.
4 mins
WORKBOOK ACTIVITY TIME
HOMEWORK: Lesson 10 of the workbook 1 min