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The Correlation between Learning Style and English Learning Outcome at First Grade Students SMA PGRI 2 Jambi in Academic Year 2018/2019

This study aimed to investigate the correlation between learning style and English learning outcome ay first grade students SMA PGRI 2 Jambi in academic year 2018/2019. This study had 28 students as participants in this current research and they were taken from 5 classes (X MIA 1, X MIA 2, X IIS 1, X IIS 2 and X IIS 3). This study uses survey method by using questionnaire which is adopted from The Barsch Learning Style Inventory as cited from NZESEI (2015) as the instrument of the research. The questionnaire itself consists of 24 statements containing 3 sub variables of learning strategies known as VAK (Visual, Auditory and Kinesthetic respectively). The coefficient correlation was analyzed by using SPSS 16 program. The result of this study found out that there was a negative correlation between learning strategies and learning outcome ( r =-.417, p <05). From the three parallel constructs, there were none them correlated with English learning achievement; auditory ( r =-.383, p <0.5), kinesthetic (r= -411, p<05), while for visual did not correlate (at p <0.5) with English learning achievement. Therefore, it can be concluded that there was no correlation between students’ learning strategies and the English learning outcome itself among the first graders at SMA PGRI 2 Jambi in academic year 2017/2018. For the sake of more varied results, it is suggested for the future related research to use different data collection technique (e.g: using, interview, observation and etc.) and has a bigger number sample. Next, since this present study is not done in such a long time, so further and future research can be conducted in a relatively longer time. Key words : Learning Style, Learning Outcome, English Learning Achievement.
OpenCV and iOS

This chapter presents an overview of OpenCV, a widely used open source computer vision library and discusses how the functionality provided by OpenCV can be integrated into iOS apps.
Εφαρμογές τεχνολογίας Blockchain στις επιχειρήσεις - SAP – ERP και Blockchain

ERP systems, from the very first moment, aim to be the backbone of IT for Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems aim to be the core of IT for enterprise business processes. To achieve this, they had to use state-of-the-art technology and follow up on future trends and developments in industry. One of the best examples is how ERP solutions have been greatly influenced by recent developments in cloud computing technology. These advances have led to the emergence of cloud computing for business resource management systems, which has resulted in the re-engineering of technological, business and other aspects of ERP systems. SaaS has introduced changes from a technological point of view, making ERP systems more flexible, scala-ble and available from anywhere. It also changed our view and the use of Enterprise Resource Management Systems, previously as a product, and today as a service. This has allowed a transition to the business support model, which has eliminated the need for initial capital investment, making ERP solutions more accessible to small and me-dium-sized businesses.Another recent trend that is currently at the heart of both the industry and the academy is the Internet of Things. Over time, the concept included more and more evolving technologies. Today, when we talk about IoT, we are talking about billions of things associated with a huge network that collects data by detecting their natural environment, sharing these data with stakeholders and intervening in specific situa-tions. The capabilities of IoT are so great and varied that it is difficult to predict all possible applications of technology. However, some notable examples include smart homes, smart cities, transport, health care, agriculture, business, etc. Although still a relatively new concept for most businesses, IoT can reshape ERP systems, making Cloud ERP more flexible and intelligent.
Effective use of Language for Teaching Learning

Effective use of Language for Teaching Learning Dr. R. L. Madhavi [1] ABSTRACT Language is identified as a tool for communication.  Through language a person learns about culture, tradition and society.  Therefore, learning language is important aspect of a person’s life.  More than learning language, using it to achieve goals in life is more important.  A person, who knows language but cannot use it effectively and efficiently for practical use, is like a person who cannot make use of own senses.  Once person starts using language, s/he can easily adjust and live in the context.  Therefore, in learning of language not only knowledge but skills need to be given importance.  It is not knowledge of skills but use of skills in day to day life is more important to achieve the objectives of language learning.  In a nutshell a person makes use of language learnt through use of skills.  So, in formal learning settings both aspects need to be given importance.  In a normal learning situation, student coming to class already learns the language through listening and speaking and enhance it further through reading and writing.  But today’s globalized world makes things complex because of influx of people from different contexts.  Heterogeneity is the normal feature of classrooms of today.  So the normal idea of mother tongue is the medium of instruction, is not applicable to all.  What is happening in this situation in classrooms?  How to develop proper use of skills for all students?    Is the approach of Language across Curriculum, newly proposed by NCTE framework of any use in this situation?  These are the questions tried to be answered through discussion in this present paper.  Key Words :  Language Learning, Subject language, Content language, Internal Multilingualism, External Multilingualism, Language across Curriculum [1] Department of Education, Faculty of Education and Psychology, The M. S. University of Baroda, Vadodara-390002.
A Serious Game-Based Peer-Instruction Digital Forensics Workshop.

Increasing threats in the area of information security raise the necessity for companies to be prepared for a digital forensic investigation. However, even the best investments in technology and infrastructure will fail if employees are not adequately trained. In this paper we propose a workshop concept combining the peer instruction method and elements from the field of serious games. The goal of the combined methods is to enable the participants to investigate a use case in an interactive and playful way. Our concept guides the participants step by step into an increasingly independent way of performing a digital forensic investigation.
Improvement of Learning Outcomes How to Maintain Blood Circulation Organ Through The Cooperative Learning Method of Class 5th Students

&lt;p&gt;&lt;em&gt;The purpose of this study was to determine the improvement of learning outcomes in Theme 4 Sub-theme 3 Ways to Maintain Circulatory Organs with the Cooperative Learning method for 5th grade students of SD Negeri Soneyan 03 Margoyoso Pati for the 2020/2021 academic year. The form of this research is Classroom Action Research which is carried out in three cycles. The learning improvement that is carried out is an action to improve the pre-cycle learning outcomes that have not achieved the learning objectives as expected by the researcher. In cycle 1, the result is that only 55.56% and 44.44% complete students are still incomplete. In cycle 2, the result is 83.33% of students have reached the completeness and 16.67% have not been completed. In cycle 3, the result was that the completeness percentage reached 88.89% and the incomplete percentage was only 11.11%. From the research results indicate an increase in student learning outcomes on theme 4 sub-themes 3. This proves that the Cooperative Learning method is able to improve student learning outcomes.&lt;/em&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
Corpus-assisted analysis of water flow metaphors in Slovene online news migration discourse of 2015

While intolerant, abusive and hateful speech online has received a lot of attention by researchers in social, media and communication studies, its linguistic aspects have yet to be thoroughly investigated. This book contributes to filling this gap by showcasing how a linguistic perspective has much to offer in unravelling exactly what is occurring. With a common goal to interrogate the linguistic aspects of negative online behaviours on different social media platforms and against different targets, the authors approached the phenomenon from a different methodological frameworks. While primarily interested in identifying, describing and understanding intolerant, abusive and hateful speech online thoroughly and comprehensively, they also had a common belief that their work could inform efforts to contain or mitigate the impact of negative online behaviours regardless of where they occur.Each chapter interrogates a different communicative practice in a specific modality on a range of online platforms in order to offer insights into different quantitative and qualitative approaches when it comes to the complexities of the linguistic analysis of negative online behaviours. The range of methodological frameworks and theoretical approaches utilized in the explorations into online discourses of racism, misogyny, homophobia/LGBQT+ rights and islamophobia/anti-immigrant discourses presented in this volume contribute towards a comprehensive understanding of the linguistic landscape of online hate. The studies in this volume analyse data from three very different countries, cultures and languages – Cyprus, Japan and Slovenia – which demonstrates that negative online behaviours are a global problem which cannot be ignored. Therefore, the findings of these studies have much wider implications.
Swarm Intelligence for Solving a Traveling Salesman Problem

Learning from the social behavior of animals, like bees or ants, opens the field for Swarm Intelligence (SI) algorithms. They can be applied to solve optimization problems, like the Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP). For SI algorithms, each member of the swarm benefits from the whole swarm and the whole swarm benefits from each individual member. The members communicate either directly or indirectly with each other in order to find an optimal solution. This paper presents an overview of three state-of-the-art SI algorithms, namely, the Ant Colony Optimization (ACO), the Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO), and the Bee Colony Optimization (BCO) for solving a TSP. All three algorithms have been implemented and tested. They have been evaluated with respect to the balance between exploration and exploitation.
3D-design-model-assisted shiny surface shape measurement in fringe projection profilometry

Abstract In fringe projection three-dimensional (3D) shape measurement, image saturation is an important influencing factor for shiny surfaces, for example, an aero-engine blade. This paper proposes a novel method assisted by the 3D design model to resolve image saturation. The proposed algorithm has the following characteristics: (a) Based on the high matching between the measured finished object and its 3D design model, the design model is transformed into the discrete point cloud with sufficient accuracy. (b) Based on the spatial coordinate transformation principle, a multi-coordinate system transformation method is proposed to convert discrete point cloud data from the design coordinate system to the world coordinate system. (c) Considering the influence of the actual measurement conditions on the measured object, the existing illumination model is improved by integrating the system’s greyscale nonlinear response, camera exposure time and sensitivity. (d) Combined with the captured grating images and the 3D design model, the parameters are accurately calibrated by the least-squares algorithm. (e) Using the calibrated reflection model, the optimal rotation angle is determined to compensate for the spatial points corresponding to the image saturation area, and finally, the entire measured surface is registered with point clouds in the calculated optimal rotation locations. Our method is used in the actual pressure surface measurement experiment. The experimental results show that our method can effectively measure the space points corresponding to the image saturation area in the optimal rotation angle and improve the measurement accuracy of shiny surfaces.
Application of Blockchain and Smart Contract to Ensure Temper-Proof Data Availability for Energy Supply Chain

Energy supply industries play a vital role in a country. Inefficiencies in the energy supply chain regarding tricky contests and the lack of management instantly change energy tariff calculation. This work proposes the Ethereum blockchain platform with existing traditional infrastructure to track and investigate energy supply chain activities using a unique identity with smart contracts. It maintains the records of the organization's protected and available actions to stakeholders according to the recognized collection of procedures and practices without requiring any centralized administration. The purpose of the study is to focus entirely on analyzing and developing a simplified, low-cost, and secure decentralized application (DApp) in the untrusted environment. It should be fit to quickly connect the present energy supply industry at various geological locations to track and trace the energy market's linked data. Keywords: Blockchain, smart contract, energy supply chain, decentralization, design science.
24th plenary meeting of the European Level Crossing Forum (ELCF) – UIC Communications

On 20 November 2020, the 24th plenary meeting of ELCF (European Level Crossing Forum), one of the working groups of the UIC Safety Platform, was held remotely. Mr Allan Spence, Network Rail and…
STUDENTS' PERCEPTION AT THE IMPLEMENTATION OF BILINGUALISM IN ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES CLASSROOM AT THE SIXTH SEMESTER STUDENTS OF ENGLISH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF IAIN SALATIGA

ABSTRACTLutfi Bahrul. 2020. Students’ Perceptions at the Implementation of Bilingualismin English for Specific Purposes Classroom at the Sixth SemesterStudents of English Education Department of Iain Salatiga.The awareness of English as an International language and a language ofscience is responded with mandatory English teaching in Junior High school tovarsity level.with the status as a foreign language, English is occasionally usedoutside the classroom. Even during the class, instead of speaking English,Indonesia students tend to speak in Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian Language). theobjectives of the research are: to define students’ perceptions on theimplementation of bilingualism in English classroom. To know benefitsexperienced by students in implementation of bilingualism. To know students’expectations related to the implementation of bilingualism in English classroom.The subject of this research were the sixth semester of semester students ofenglish education department of iain salatiga. the number of particitpan were 32students. the methodology of this research was descriptive qualitative. theteqnique data collection of this research were observation, documentation andquestionaire. the result of this research was the students perception toward theimplementation of billingualism in ESP class.Keywords: Perceptions and bilingualism; Qualitative research
Intelligent Alarm System for Physically Disabled People: Design and a Pilot Study

Today, as medical science is developing and progressing, it is essential to use technology in prevention, control, and treatment. Clearly, falling is one of the most serious concerns of the elderly and those with various disabilities. In this paper, we introduce a new low-cost fall detection system with a highly portable sensor for physically disabled people. We recruited 15 patients with physical disabilities of which data were acquired. Data of 22 falling events; altogether, 19 falling events were submitted for analysis. The rest of the events were rejected because of the age restriction inclusion criteria. Findings have confirmed the helpfulness and usefulness of the method to process the proposed model properly and detect, track, and classify physically disabled people as moving objects. To solve the fall detection problem, many devices using the inertial sensors have been introduced so far, which differ in the placement, sensors, and approach. This system has the ability to provide a weekly and monthly daily report to a doctor. Data stored as a graph on the app itself or on the paper output, or in the case of physician collaboration, will be displayed online on the doctor’s website. Our findings demonstrate the rational performance of the suggested fall detection system in the tested situations.
ახალი ინფორმაციული ტექნოლოგიების ადგილი და როლი უმაღლესი სკოლის სწავლებისა და ადმინისტრირების პროცესში

Abstract: Today’s growing social demand for the use of information technology relates to its capacity to effectively manage the everyday activities that include the wide professional spheres with education among them. In this regard, the practice of recent years has shown that the effective use of information technology is an important condition for success in every field of human activities.In the present paper we discuss the need for the introduction of information technology in both the management of teaching and the institutional administration.We also focus on the benefits and obstacles that are supposed to accompany the introduction and application of the information technology. Accordingly, we suggest the recommendations that will contribute to avoid the danger arising from the misuse of the digital technologies.
A Python application to generate digital signals

We introduce in this paper an application developed in the Python programming language that can be used to generate digital signals with known frequencies and amplitudes. These digital signals, since have known parameters, can be used to create benchmarks for test and numerical simulation.
COVID-19 and heart: relationship of cardiac tropism of the new coronavirus in affected patients/COVID-19 e coração: relação do tropismo cardíaco do novo coronavírus em doentes afectados

At the end of a year 2019, an epidemic began in China, causing a severe respiratory syndrome, and in the months of March considered a pandemic.A family of this virus, however, has been known in the scientific community since 2002, since SARS.Among the severe forms of the disease, there is an intense systemic inflammatory response caused by COVID-19 that can cause cardiac injuries.In view of this, the global impact caused by the epidemic of the new coronavirus associated with the cardiac manifestations triggered by it has become necessary to carry out studies, aiming to better establish this relationship.Therefore, a bibliographic review was carried out in different databases such as Scielo and PubMed, using the descriptors "COVID-19", "new coronavirus".How results were found several researches were carried out after the evidence of
Instagram para bibliotecas. Mini guía para mejorar lo estratégico, lo visual y lo textual

Instagram turned 10 years old and there is no doubt that it is one of the channels where we spend more time communicating and informing ourselves, and for libraries it is an excellent medium to disseminate content and interact with its audience.But it is only one communication channel, not the only one. This mini guide details some aspects to take into account for the best development of an account from the strategic, visual and textual point of view.
Blockchain with Fault Tolerance Mechanism

The blockchain network was originated from the Internet financial sector as a decentralized, immutable ledger system for transactional data ordering. Nowadays, it is envisioned as a powerful backbone/framework for decentralized data processing and data-driven self-organization in flat, open-access networks. The blockchain is a distributed, decentralized system that maintains a shared state. The blockchain is inefficient and redundant, and, that is by design, it gives us is an extreme level of fault tolerance. In particular, the plausible characteristics of decentralization, immutability, and self-organization are primarily owing to the unique decentralized consensus mechanisms introduced by the blockchain network. In this system, messages may subject to loss, damage, latency, and repetition. Also, the sending order may not necessarily be consistent with the receiving order of messages. The activities of nodes could be arbitrary, they may join and quit the network at any time; they may also dump and falsify information or simply stop working. Blockchain is a distributed ledger technology that creates a permanent, sequenced, tamper-resistant, and continuously growing list of records that is linked and secured using cryptography. With blockchain, any system of record can be 266replicated, shared, and synchronized across multiple locations without the need for a trusted third party for verification or authentication. While all blockchains achieve the aforementioned outcome, the architecture of blockchains depends on the use case and can range from a public permission less to a private permission design. Public blockchains, popularly represented by Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, are often considered to be inherently fault-tolerant by virtue of wide decentralization and methods of achieving consensus.
THE EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL AND VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP METHODS OF INSTRUCTION ON STUDENTS’ SOCIAL STUDIES PERFORMANCE

This study examined the effects of lecture, virtual and physical field trip methods of instruction on the academic achievement of secondary school students in social studies. The design of the study was a 4x3 pre-test, post-test, quasi-experimental study. A sample of onc hundred and thirty six JSS3 students participated in the study. Four research questions were answered and four hypotheses tested at 0.05 level of significance. The instruments for pre-treatment data collection were Social Studies Aptitude Test and Social Studies Achievement Test which were validated through the assistance of three experts in social studies. The reliability coefficients of Social Studies Aptitude Test and Social Studies Achievement Test obtained through Kuder Richardson 20 technique are 0.74 and 0.82 respectively. Each instrument was a 30-item multiple choice objective test. The data collected were analyzed using the mean and standard deviation for the research questions. Hypotheses one, two and three were tested using Analysis of Covariance (ANCOVA) while hypothesis four was tested using Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) at 0.05 level of significance. The results of this study showed that virtual field trip as well as physical field trip had significant effects on the academic achievement of the students in social studies. There was a significant difference in the post-test mean scores of students taught with lecture method and those taught with virtual field trip in favour of those taught using virtual field trip. A significant difference also existed in the post-test mean scores of students taught with lecture and those taught with physical field trip in favour of those taught using physical field trip. A significant difference was also found in post-test mean scores of students taught with virtual field trip and those taught using physical field trip in favour of those taught using physical field trip. Based on these findings, it was recommended that, when appropriate, social studies teachers should intersperse traditional methods of instruction with physical field trip to improve the students’ learning. Where it not possible to adopt physical field trip to teach a group of students because of cost and safety concerns, more cost effective and safer virtual field trip can be used as a substitute to the physical field trip.