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Flipped classroom in COVID-19 times: a cross-talking perspective

COVID-19 has generated a series of changes in the different spheres of our lives. These changes have been particularly visible in the education field, where it has been necessary to urgently rethink the training processes in terms of non-face-to-face. Based on this situation, this work presents a Flipped learning experience carried out with the first year's students of the Degree in Pedagogy of the University of Valencia. An analysis of student's prior conception of this methodology and its perception after completion of its implementation is also proposed, offering a transverse view. To this end, the information of the 107 participants has been collected through a validated instrument to analyze the usefulness of resources and methodologies based on three dimensions: communicative, instrumental and pedagogical. The results suggest that the perception of usefulness on the part of students is higher in the post-test than in the pre-test in all three dimensions. It also points out that, while in the pretest the highest score was associated with the instrumental dimension, in the post-test the highest usefulness is linked to the pedagogical dimension, materializing the importance of the participant's experience and the impact of flipped classroom on their learning.
Diacritics Restoration using BERT with Analysis on Czech language.

We propose a new architecture for diacritics restoration based on contextualized embeddings, namely BERT, and we evaluate it on 12 languages with diacritics. Furthermore, we conduct a detailed error analysis on Czech, a morphologically rich language with a high level of diacritization. Notably, we manually annotate all mispredictions, showing that roughly 44% of them are actually not errors, but either plausible variants (19%), or the system corrections of erroneous data (25%). Finally, we categorize the real errors in detail. We release the code at this https URL.
Audio Steganography Using LSB Technique

Steganography is the art of hiding the fact that communication is occurring by concealing data in some other data. A wide range of carrier file formats can be used, yet audio files are one of the most prominent because they are not easy to get caught. For hiding secret information in audio files, there exists a large variety of steganography techniques. This paper addresses the challenges and devises the implementation of LSB technique used for hiding messages inside an audio file.
PREPARING PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS FOR A CREATIVE APPROACH TO TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATION

This article discusses what to consider when preparing younger students for a creative approach to technology education. The article can be used by students of primary education, primary school teachers and students of advanced training courses.
Performances of Various Back-propagation Learning Algorithms of Neural Network Using Matlab

There are plenty of back-propagation learning algorithms of artificial neural network. Performances of various back-propagation learning algorithms have been checked using few portions of Australian Rain Dataset. Polak-Ribiere conjugate gradient back-propagation and Levenberg-Marquardt back-propagation have showed good performance than others.
Best Microphone For Voice Over Recordings

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Developing a spatial solution for earthquake crisis management using volunteered geographic information and genetic algorithm: A case study of an earthquake, Tehran, Iran

Natural disasters, such as floods and earthquakes, affect the societies more than people think. These effects range from economic effects to social harms and casualties. An earthquake may only last a few seconds, but its damage lasts for years. The purpose of this study is to collect volunteered geographic information from people in the affected areas using smartphones and to identify areas of high priority for relief using the collected data. Then, spatial analysis enables us to assess the condition of the road network after the earthquake and determine the degree of damage due to debris. Ultimately, using the genetic algorithm, the process of assigning rescuers to crisis points and routing is done considering the extent of road damage. The case study is district 2 of Tehran. In this paper, it will be shown that a mobile information system is necessary to fill the gap between the people, the crisis headquarters and the relief teams. Such systems collect crisis-related data with the help of people in crisis areas and help headquarters and relief decisions to be faster and better. The results indicate a high vulnerability of roads in most areas of district 2 of Tehran. Eventually, about 243.5 km of the region's roads, which also make up a quarter of the region's vital arteries, are damaged by at least 80% that make the relief process difficult.
An Analysis Of The Non-English Department Students’ Speaking Ability at Universitas Riau

This article to analyze and describe the speaking ability of non-English department students, Universitas Riau in the academic year 2016/2017 covering pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, fluency and comprehension. The study was also aimed to describe the activities done by the English lecturer in the teaching and learning process and the difficulties the students had when speaking. Descriptive qualitative method was used in this study participated by twenty participants at the Faculty of Economics Universitas Riau. The data were gathered using observation, an oral test in the form of interview and documentation. The results of the data analysis of the participants’ speaking ability in terms of pronunciation indicated that 11 participants’ pronunciation was in fair category, 7 participants’ pronunciation was in very good category, 2 participants’ pronunciation was in very good category and none of the participants’ pronunciation was in poor and excellent categories. In terms the participants’ speaking ability in grammar, the findings showed that 12 participants’ grammar was in fair category, 6 was in good category, 2 was in very good category, and none was in poor and excellent categories. In terms of the participants’ speaking ability in vocabulary, it was discovered that 2 participants’ vocabulary was in poor category, 4  was in good category, 14 was in fair category, and none was in very good and excellent categories. The participants’ speaking ability in terms of fluency, the findings revealed that 2 participants’ speaking ability was in poor category, 5  was in good category, 13 was in fair category, and none was in very good and excellent categories. Finally, the participants’ speaking ability in terms of comprehension indicated that 2 participants’ comprehension was in poor category, 4 was in good category, 14 was in fair category, and none was in very good and excellent categories
THE CONTINUITY AND THE IMPORTANT THEOREMS IN THE TOPOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE SPACES

In this study my goal is to define the concept of continuity and to uncover its important in the topological knowledge space. Moreover, I introduce pedagogically sound concept of continuity for the topological knowledge structure modeling a students’ learning and the important theorems are proofed. Indeed, some definitions are presented and theorems are proofed. Consequently, it is proofed that in the topological knowledge spaces as a result of continuity well-graded, learning smooth and accessible have been kept in continuity. Thus, a minimal set of requirements for a knowledge structure whose emphasis is the modeling of students' learning can be described as a minimal set of requirements for making up a different knowledge space. Keywords: Continuity, topological knowledge, topological spaces References Cosyn, E., & Uzun, H. B. (2009). Note on two necessary and sufficient axioms for a well-graded knowledge space. Journal of Mathematical Psychology , 53 , 1 , 40-42. Doignon, J. P., & Falmagne, J. C. (1985). Spaces for the assessment of knowledge. International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 23 , 175–196. Doignon, J. P., & Falmagne, J. C. (1999). Knowledge spaces ., Berlin, Heidelberg, NY: Springer-Verlag. Falmagne , J. C., & Doignon, J. P. (1988). A Markovian procedure for assessing the state of a system. Journal of Mathematical Psychology , 32 , 232–258. Falmagne , J. C. (1989). A latent trait theory via a stochastic learning theory for a knowledge space. Psychometrika, 53 , 283–303. Falmagne , J. C. (1993). Stochastic learning paths in a knowledge structure. Journal of Mathematical Psychology , 37 , 489-512. Koppen, M. (1998). On alternative representations for knowledge spaces. Mathematical Social Sciences , 36 , 127–143. Kreyszig, E. (1989). Introductory functional analysis with applications . New York: Wiley Classics Library Edition Published.
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Evaluasi Sistem Informasi Manajemen Puskesmas (Simpus) (Studi Kasus : Puskesmas Induk Di Wilayah Kabupaten Sukoharjo)

The public health center management information system (SIMPUS) is used to provide services at public health center, from patient registration to medical services. There are some inconsistencies regulations happen, so it is needed evaluation using COBIT 4.1 to evaluate the level of capability (As-Is) and draw conclusion.This research uses primary and secondary data collection methods. This study uses primary and secondary data collection methods. The author conducts an evaluation process using Framework COBIT 4.1 domain Acquire and Implement (AI) process Acquire and Maintain Application Software (AI2), Delivery and Support (DS) process Educate and Train Users (DS7) and Monitor and Evaluate (ME) process Monitor and Evaluate IT Performance (ME1). There are 154 respondents with details of AI2 27 respondents, DS7 100 respondents, and ME1 27 respondents. The AI2 questionnaire has 24 questions, DS7 and ME1 have 18 questions. The maturity level of AI2 is 3.29 and DS7 is 2.59, the value of CO maturity is at matury level 3, which means the condition in which the entire process has been documented and has been communicated, and implemented properly, but there is no evaluation process of the system. The ME1 maturity level of 3.58 at matury level 4 means that the computerized process can be monitored and evaluated properly. Based on the expected level, it is concluded that the average expected ideal value for AI2 and DS7 is at level 4 while ME1 is at level 5.Keywords: The public health center management information system (SIMPUS) is used to provide services at public health center, from patient registration to medical services. There are some inconsistencies regulations happen, so it is needed evaluation using COBIT 4.1 to evaluate the level of capability (As-Is) and draw conclusion.This research uses primary and secondary data collection methods. This study uses primary and secondary data collection methods. The author conducts an evaluation process using Framework COBIT 4.1 domain Acquire and Implement (AI) process Acquire and Maintain Application Software (AI2), Delivery and Support (DS) process Educate and Train Users (DS7) and Monitor and Evaluate (ME) process Monitor and Evaluate IT Performance (ME1). There are 154 respondents with details of AI2 27 respondents, DS7 100 respondents, and ME1 27 respondents. The AI2 questionnaire has 24 questions, DS7 and ME1 have 18 questions. The maturity level of AI2 is 3.29 and DS7 is 2.59, the value of CO maturity is at matury level 3, which means the condition in which the entire process has been documented and has been communicated, and implemented properly, but there is no evaluation process of the system. The ME1 maturity level of 3.58 at matury level 4 means that the computerized process can be monitored and evaluated properly. Based on the expected level, it is concluded that the average expected ideal value for AI2 and DS7 is at level 4 while ME1 is at level 5.Keywords : Puskesmas Management Information System, Framework COBIT 4.1, Maturity Level
PENINGKATAN HASIL BELAJAR SISWA DENGAN METODE EKSPERIMEN PADA PEMBELAJARAN IPA TEMA BENDA-BENDA DI LINGKUNGAN SEKITAR DI KELAS V UPT. SD NEGERI 18 BARINGIN

This research is motivated by the problems that the authors found at UPT. SD Negeri 18 Baringin. These problems are obtained from the results of observations and observations of the author in the field, where the learning process shows that students are less active in the learning process, the difficulty of students in remembering the material that has been studied. The objectives of this study were (1) to determine teacher activity using experimental methods, (2) to determine student activity using experimental methods, (3) to determine student learning outcomes using experimental methods in science learning in class V UPT. SD Negeri 18 Baringin. This research uses classroom action research (PTK) with the subject of students of class V UPT. SD Negeri 18 Baringin which consists of 23 students. Based on the results of the research data analysis, it was found that (1) Teacher activity in cycle I was 70% (good category), and increased in cycle II by 83.2% (very good category), (2) Student activity in cycle I was 69.2% were in (good category), and increased in cycle II by 84.8% (very good category), (3) Student learning outcomes in cycle I were 69.6% (Good Enough), and increased in cycle II amounted to 87% (very good category). Thus it can be concluded that the use of the experimental method in science lessons to improve the learning outcomes of class V UPT students. SD Negeri 18 Baringin. has been accomplished.
Identifikasi Mahasiswa Berprestasi Menggunakan Algoritma Backpropagation

Determination of performance students requires a gradual process. To speed up the process of determining performance students, the Artificial Neural Network method was used. The method used is Backpropagation on student data on AMIK Tunas Bangsa Pematangsiantar. This research produced five architectural models, they are 5-5-1, 5-6-1, 5-7-1, 5-8-1, 5-9-1 and 5-10-1 with models 5-5-1 the best in accelerating the process of determining performance students. So that this architectural model is best to be used to determine the better performance students
Perencanaan teknis instalasi pengolahan lumpur tinja (IPLT) di Kota Tangerang sampai tahun 2023

Tangerang as the supporting city of DKI Jakarta has rapidly population growth, in both birth factor or migration from othe city which caused by development of economic and industrial activities. To meet population needs in daily activities, it must balanced by facilities and supporting facilities such as city road and environment road. Supply of clear water, drainage system, location of moving the rubbish and sanitation system. Tangerang has centered sanitation system (offsite) by IPAL (corrousel system) and oxidation pond. Whereas the local system (on site) uses septic tank especially in housing area.Installation of Managing to Feaces Sludge (IPLT) is building to manage feaces sludge from individual and communal household septic tank, so it can reach processing effort quality which meet quality standard provision.Methodology of IPLT planning is started from evaluation of existing wastewater management system, need or not improving of facilities service and water facilities, processing of survey data, choosing of IPLT unit, and detail planning of IPLT.We assume population which use W.C or lavatory and open area to throw its waste water, and it used septic tank in final year planning'. Percentage of population service which serviced by IPLT each year is 33.29% per year. It is assumed that decreasing of WC user is 0.55% per year, and decreasing of open area user is 0.26% per year, in order to WC and open area users become 0% in 2023. Estimating of IPLT capacity which needed by Kota Tangerang until 2023 to services their population that using septic tank is 90 m3 /day.Building and maintaining expenses can determined minimally by considerate supplying of area is enough large, because by using such area to social and communal facilities. Based on this consideration, the processing unit which used is stabilization pond system which consist . from anaerobic pond, facultative pond, maturation pond and using sludge drying bed as dewatering unit.Expenses which needed to IPLT building by design capacity is 90 m, it needs expenses amount Rp. 3.456.060.000,-. This expense is not only needed to build IPLT building, but it include the supporting facilities such as office room, security post, laboratory equipment, telephone and other facilities.
LibGuides at Priddy Library: ECED 360: Early Literacy: How to cite ENCYCLOPEDIAS

Emerging literacy process in children, birth to age five. Examination of strategies, materials, and experiences for literacy development
A Country-Level Analysis of Worldwide Official Financing by International Financial Institutions

This study aims to evaluate worldwide official financial flows by international financial institutions to selected 123 countries of the world. The design of the study is composed of a review of literature elicited from research databases, extraction of secondary data of World Development Indicators (WDI) 2020, and mathematical analysis. In real time, cross-sectional country-level data, a classical process of Grey Relational Analysis (GRA) has been applied. Results of the study show that Argentina, Ethiopia, Bangladesh, India, Egypt, Arab Rep., Kenya, Costa Rica, Vietnam, Chad, Tanzania, Colombia, Uzbekistan, Nepal, Indonesia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Cameroon, and Uganda have exceptionally high grey relational grade meaning thereby, having an effective system of obtaining official international financial flows. Zimbabwe, Russian Federation, Botswana, Afghanistan, Bulgaria, South Africa, Burundi, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Pakistan, Peru, Romania, and Ukraine have poor grey relational grade meaning thereby, having a relatively weak system of obtaining official financial flows. It is a unique study that provides extensive information on the official financial flows of more than a hundred countries of the world and provides the basis for the informed opinion of policymakers, political governments, economic policymakers, researchers, and academia. It also provides valuable information useful for international financial institutions.
Application of Density Based Spatial Clustering Application With Noise (DBSCAN) in Determining the Quality of Keprok Orange and Siam Orange Hybrid in the Research Center of Orange and Subtropic Plants Batu City

Abstract. One of the tasks of the Indonesian Citrus and Subtropical Research Institute is research on crossing between citrus varieties to produce saplings with the best quality products through observation of the fruit produced. Because the amount of fruit production studied is very large, it requires a fast and accurate observation process, one of which is the clustering method of data mining. Observations were made using a clustering process or grouping Density Based Spatial Clustering Application with Noise (DBSCAN) on fruit characteristics that indicate quality. DBSCAN works by grouping data based on density, so that it is expected to find several data groups that are close to each other which shows the tendency of the quality of the observed fruit data as well as labeling outlays for data that are too far from the crowd. The results of the grouping will be analyzed to find out the number and characteristics of the groups formed where the results of the grouping are assessed using the Silhouette Coefficient method to determine the best parameter values. The results obtained in this study are obtained three group results which will be divided into medium quality, good, and not so good. The quality of grouping using the Silhouette Coefficient value of 0.69.
Enhancement of Medical Information Security Through Lightweight Cryptography and Steganography in the Platform of Cloud-IoT Ecosystem

In the 21st century, an innovative method is the online medical integrated system. It has significant applications, such as reducing the expense of the healthcare system, enhancing the efficacy of the hospital management system, and improving the effectiveness of human capital. The online medical system can undoubtedly play a critical role in the COVID-19 pandemic scenario, and it does as well. A road map of the secured acquisition of medical data from COVID-19 patients, encoding, and distribution to the cloud will be seen in this article. The major aim of this paper is to design a framework for protecting cloud medical data where resources are very limited. Blowfish and Elliptic-curve hybrid cryptographic techniques have been used for encryption. Using the 2D Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) method at the fog layer of the cloud, the encrypted data is then embedded into a stego-image format. For a stego-image, the distortion of the cover image must be left unnoticeable. The PSNR, MSE, and SSIM values are most important for maintaining this hiding capacity. The PSNR value differed from 53.08 to 60.36, while the MSE value varied from 0.06 to 0.31 with different data sizes with respect to different formats of the grayscale cover image. For all experimental conditions, the Structural Similarity Index Test (SSIM) values were 1. The proposed model with its stego image PSNR, MSE, and SSIM values has demonstrated that this proposed model can be a suitable substitute to secure medical data in cloud.
Atuação do Bibliotecário Clínico em tempos de pandemia da COVID-19

The aim of this study is to report the performance of the clinical librarian in the medical library and in the assessment of health technology during the COVID-19 pandemic. The methodology was based on a report experienced by the clinical librarians in the search for information about COVID-19 in order to assist the health team in decision-making skills when facing the pandemic. The study was supported by bibliographic and documented research. The results describe the activities performed by clinical librarians in the library located in a hospital serving in the assessment of the health technology service of the health care provider. The research period was between March and June 2020, during the social isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic, and after social isolation, which happened until December 2020. The main activities included conducting bibliographic surveys, mapping sources of information about COVID-19, acquiring a new software that enable online meetings, training the medical team on data base and sources of health information. As a final consideration, it is emphasized that practices by medical libraries and specialized health information services were essential to support the health team face the pandemic. The assessment of health technology is a necessary tool to incorporate medication in coping with COVID-19. Information skills of Librarians are a differential for health institutions in the research, dissemination and management of knowledge about COVID-19.