Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Penerapan Model Bounded Inquiry Lab Berbantuan Macromedia Flash untuk Meningkatkan Hasil Belajar dan Sikap Ilmiah Siswa Kelas VIII SMP Kristen 2 Salatiga

This research was classroom action research that implemented of bounded inquiry lab model assisted by macromedia flash to improve learning outcomes and scientific attitudes. This research method used the design model Kemmis and Mc Taggart which in class action research conducted with 2 cycles for one cycle of research there were 4 phases include planning, action, observation and reflection. The results of applying the bounded inquiry lab model assisted by macromedia flash to improve learning outcomes of the largest percentage cycle I, namely the medium category with a percentage score of 52% and a decrease in value of 4% from 25 In the second cycle, the average score was 32%, spread in three categories, namely medium, low, decreased and there was also no increased. students' scientific attitudes from cycle I to cycle II students were measured through observation of activities based on aspects of scientific attitudes and student response questionnaires. The average increased that occured from each aspect is 10%, with the average percentage of the overall indicator is 60%.
Comparative Analysis of Different Groups of Employees Receiving Trainings at NGOs

The purpose of this study is to carry out the mean comparison between different groups of employees i.e. male and female individuals and then single and married employees working at Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in Hyderabad Region, Pakistan. The technique specifically carried out by the researcher for this purpose is Independent Sample T-Test that first determines the mean difference between male and female employees and later on between single and married employees. The results of the study conclude that mean of male and female working in NGOs of Hyderabad Region is insignificantly different while the mean of single respondents and married respondents of the study is significantly different.
Library Consortia : Over View

This research papers describe the concept of “E Journal Consortia” highlighting the advantage and disadvantages. Consortium is gaining in the development countries and in future more and more consortia would emerge to serve their members. The Consortia should take lead role in the development of a national strategy for information provision for research in higher education. The growth of information technology Proliferation of Information, increased demand of users, financial constraints , inflammation in Indian currency etc, makes the library impossible to acquire all the information resources it fulfil the needs of information seekers self sufficiently. The use of E-Consortia in 21 st century libraries and Information Centres in India is discussed. Key words: - Library Consortia, E-Journals, UGC INFONET, E-Consortia Initiatives in India Cite this Article G N Panchal, Sambhaji G Patil. Library Consortia: Over View. Journal of Advancements in Library Sciences . 2019; 6(Special Issue 1): 488s–491s.
Research on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Actual Survival of Human Beings

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been called the fourth industrial revolution. With the advent of artificial intelligence, great changes have taken place in the countryâ€™s development momentum, social operation mode and peopleâ€™s lifestyle. However, while providing convenience to human beings, artificial intelligence also brings a tangible and intangible impact to the actual survival of human beings. Stephen Hawking, the renowned physicist, has repeatedly warned, making it all the more urgent to reflect on the negative effects of artificial intelligence. A better development path can be found through the analysis of the impact of AI and its causes.
"INSIDER-OUTSIDER-INTRUDER" - ETHICAL ASPECTS OF FIELD WORK IN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH

Appears in: INTED2019 Proceedings Publication year: 2019Pages: 816-821ISBN: 978-84-09-08619-1ISSN: 2340-1079doi: 10.21125/inted.2019.0282Conference name: 13th International Technology, Education and Development ConferenceDates: 11-13 March, 2019Location: Valencia, Spain
Konflik Batin Tokoh Utama dalam Kumpulan Cerpen Jodoh Karya A. A. Navis dan Relevansinya dengan Bahan Ajar Sastra di SMA: Kajian Psikologi Sastra

The purpose of this study is (1) to describe the socio-historical setting of A A. Navis, (2) to describe the structure that builds a collection of Jodoh short stories by AA Navis (3) revealing the inner conflicts of the main characters in AA Navis's collection of short stories (4 ) describe the relevance of the collection of Jodoh short stories by AA Navis with Indonesian language teaching materials at ŚMA. This study uses descriptive qualitative research methods. This research data is a sentence that shows the inner conflict of the main character in five short stories in the collection of Jodoh short stories by A. A. Navis. Source of Jodoh short stories by A. A. Navis. The data is validated by theoretical triangulation techniques. Data analysis techniques using a semiotic reading model consisting of2data derived from a collection of A. Navis; (2) the structure in the collection of Jodoh short stories by A. A. Navis consists of themes and facts of the story. The theme of the five short stories in this short story collection is about the life issues of the main characters before and after meeting a soul mate. The facts of the story consist of plot, character and setting. The flow in the collection of Jodoh short stories by A. A Navis consists of forward grooves and backward grooves. Figures are displayed in the sociological and psychological dimensions. The background of the five short stories is in a collection of heuristic and short stories. The results of this study (1) the socio-historical setting of the soul mate of AA Navis has a similarity in taking the background of West Sumatra (3) Inner conflict contained in the collection of short stories consists of conflicts approaching - approaching, conflict approaching - away, conflict away - away, and (4) the results of this study were implemented in literary learning in class XI high schools with KD 3.9 and 4.9 and in accordance with the criteria of high school literary teaching materials.
Information Security Policy Compliance: A Broad-based Literature Review and a Theoretical Framework

Despite a plethora of studies in the field of information security and a vast pool of measures to mitigate insider threats, risks still exist especially with the challenging environment information security practitioners experience due to noncompliance with information security policies.Employee's noncompliance is made even worse since third parties contracted by organizations cannot guarantee that whilst handling their respective information assets, the respective information security managers of the said third party entities will not guarantee information security policy compliance on the other side.Therefore, getting a solution that assists the information security managers handle the "Phantom insiders" in the same way they mitigate internal insider would be ideal.This review steps in to this gap and reviews what has been covered and what still needs to be done, then proposes a future framework for researchers alongside other recommendations for practitioners.We add a dimension to the insider threat meaning to broaden the scope to include employees and stakeholders of third-party entities.We define four thematic areas that can inform future research by grounding our analysis in extant information security policy compliance literature within a span of 15year.We finally propose a framework that will work as a foundation for future information security policy compliance research and practice.
Dynamic Task Allocation for Data-Intensive Workflows in Cloud Environment

Cloud environment provides high performance computing services to process massive data for data-intensive workflows. Due to the different functional requirements, tasks in a workflow might be allocated to multiple cloud servers. The massive data among these tasks have to be transferred and this greatly increases the execution cost. To decrease the transferred data size during the workflow execution, this paper proposes a dynamic task allocation method based on the data dependencies. The workflow with data dependencies and typical control logic, i.e., sequential, parallel, and exclusive choice, is described based on process algebra. The data size relevant to a data dependency can be obtained only after the task is executed. Each task is allocated to a certain server according to relevant data size and maximal data paths. A case study is presented to illustrate the feasibility and effect of the proposed method and the related work is discussed based on the case study.
Text to Speech Synthesis for Bangla Language

Text-to-speech (TTS) synthesis is a rapidly growing field of research.Speech synthesis systems are applicable to several areas such as robotics, education and embedded systems.The implementation of such TTS system increases the correctness and efficiency of an application.Though Bangla is the seventh most spoken language all over the world, uses of TTS system in applications are difficult to find for Bangla language because of lacking simplicity and lightweightness in TTS systems.Therefore, in this paper, we propose a simple and lightweight TTS system for Bangla language.We converted Bangla text to Romanized text based on Bangla graphemes set and by developing a bunch of romanization rules.Besides, an xml-based data representation is developed as a feature of the system.It gives the flexibility to modify the data representation, parsing data and create speech based on one's own dialect.Our proposed system is very lightweight which takes less processing time and produces a good understandable speech.
Custom R Packages

R owes its popularity in the data field largely due to its extensive library of third-party packages that add significant functionality to the core R language. We have already seen how using the tidyverse package can transform the experience of using R. Many data problems have already been solved and R programmers make these solutions available for anyone to use. In fact, many data projects are started with a search for R packages that already exist that solve the problem at hand.
Pervasive SLA and Energy Aware Dynamic Virtual Machines Consolidation in Cloud Data Centers

The Cloud Computing (CC) model is also referred to as Pervasive Computing and proved promising by complicated automation, provisioning and virtualization technologies.The shifts to the computational demands results in greater power consumption, increased operational costs and high carbon emissions to environment.The challenge for the Cloud Provider is to deal with necessary requirement of powerperformance trade-off by satisfying high Quality of Service (QoS) defined by Service Level Agreements (SLAs) while maximizing their profits.Out of several issues, Optimization of Energy consumption has gain extensive attention for enhancing the profit.Dynamic Virtual Machine (VM) Consolidation is potential approach for reducing energy consumption by dynamically adjusting the number of active machines to match resource demands and it is one of the most important challenges in the ubiquitous computing.The theme of this work is to propose the 'Pervasive SLA and Energy Aware Dynamic VM Consolidation' policy and provide the baseline for better performance and environment.By conducting a performance evaluation studies a comparative analysis of proposed and various existing energy efficient VM consolidation techniques are presented.For experimentation purpose, in CloudSim toolkit, real world workload traces from more than a thousand VMs are taken.The results help in analyzing the effectiveness of existing policies.The experimental results also demonstrates that the proposed policy is scalable and offers substantial cost savings by saving energy while effectively dealing with firm QoS requirements negotiated by SLA.
CONTRIBUTION TO THE GEOLOGY, PETROLOGY AND AIRBORNE GAMMA-RAY SPECTROMETRY OF GABAL EL-MUEILHA GRANITIC ROCKS, SOUTHERN EASTERN DESERT, EGYPT

Gabal (G.) El-Mueilha Granitic rocks are represented by an oval shaped stock that intruding thesurrounding older rock units including ophiolitic melange, metavolcanics, older granitoids and youngergabbros and sending several offshoots into them. The study area is affected by several fault systems inNW-SE, NE-SW and N-S directions. Petrographically, these younger granites are mainly represented bymuscovite granite (syenogranite) that shows different degrees of albitization especially at the peripheralparts of the stock beside the ferrugination and silicification. The main accessory minerals are cassiterite,fluorite, zircon, beryl, monazite, thorite and uranothorite which are responsible for the radioactiveanomalies in G. El-Mueilha syenogranitic mass. The airborne gamma ray spectrometry shows highradioactive anomaly restricted to the younger granitic mass relative to the other surrounding rocks that havelow to moderate radioactivity. The eTh/eU ratio of G. El-Mueilha syenogranite indicates U-enrichmentespecially during albitization processes.
LibGuides: Copyright: The Basics

This guide contains information (but not legal advice) about aspects of copyright most commonly encountered by the students, faculty, or staff of institutions of higher education.
Speaking Skills: Teaching of English Using Computers to Rural Students of IX Standard

There are a growing demand and pressure on students to have a fair knowledge and command of English at present owing to the vast expansion of the knowledge era. It will not suffice if the students know about constructing sentences based on simple patterns. Command of expression is what is needed students are at a bay when they face interviews Inadequate possession of speaking skill of the students at the Higher secondary result in difficulty in attaining better speaking skill Teachers, have to find a way to enhance the performance of the students in learning Grammar. Ample opportunity should be given for promoting intellectual skills, critical thinking, reasoning and problem-solving ability. A suitable environment is to be created to develop the required skills to have a command over speaking skill.
The Role Of Collaborative Work In Blended Learning

This research was carried out at the School of Social Sciences of the Universidad Nacional of Costa Rica using a pre-experimental descriptive study. Blended learning was applied in three groups, all of whose members had university degrees. Teaching-learning strategies oriented towards collaborative work were analyzed from a hermeneutic perspective, using a mixed methodology to obtain a better understanding of the object of the study. The data analyzed was obtained from students and professors who participated in the pre-experiment, through a survey, an interview, and a focus group. The criteria of scientific rigor are based on the validity of the content and the construct used in the instruments, as well as on the analysis of internal consistency, and, in the case of qualitative data, on issues of credibility and transferability. The results show that collaborative work is the result of correlated factors, such as autonomy, and the attitude of key actors (professors and students) in the educational process, based on key elements such as curiosity, planning, organization, and discipline, as well as attitude, commitment, intellectual capacities, the use of ICTs, knowing how to analyze, think and reflect, and working individually and in a team. This study therefore provides sufficient scientific support to undertake a quasi-experimental study about the impact of collaborative work on blended learning among university students.
Implementation Agreement of Confucius Institute Exchange between Hebei University and UMP

Hebei, 6 & 7 December 2018- Exchange Ceremony of Implementation Agreement between Hebei University and Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP) for the development of Confucius Institute (CI) at UMP has been organized at Hebei University (HBU), China.
Broad spectrum micronutrient supplementation for irritability, inattention and post-disaster stress

In this paper, we give a new concept that is the minimum stability control problems for fuzzy linear control systems and our observations revolve around this object. At the same time, study the existence of solutions for some kinds of this problem by generalized Hukuhara derivative. In addition, we present the time-optimal fuzzy control problem for this problems. An algorithm to find the time-optimal is described and illustrated by a basic example.
A Proposed Application based on Mobile Learning Techniques to Manage Electronic Tests

The current research aims to identify the effectiveness of a proposed application based on mobile educational techniques for the management of electronic tests.The sample consisted of a group of students of the fourth division of computer teacher preparation department in the Faculty of Specific Education in Damietta during the academic year 2018/2017) and the number (20).The results of the current research showed that There are statistically significant differences at level 0.05 between the average scores When pre and post applying the achievement test .The results indicated that There are positive trends among experimental group students (which study the network course using the proposed system) towards the use of the proposed system and there is the effectiveness of the proposed system to assess the learner and to get feedback and show the shortcomings of the learner that measure target at 0.05 level of significance.
The Effect of Interactive Reading Aloud Activities on the Reader Self-perception of Primary School Students

The objective of this study is to examine the effect of interactive reading aloud activities on the reader self-perception levels.The study is an experimental study, which aims for revealing and describing the existing situation.The study group consists of 82 students receiving education at the second grade in a public school affiliated to the MNE (the Ministry of National Education) and located in Çankaya district of Ankara province.With 42 students included in the experimental group, "Interactive Reading Aloud" activities covering a total period of 33 course hours have been carried out for 11 weeks; as for 40 students in the control group, they have not attended these activities.In the study, "Reader Self-perception Scale" developed by Chapman and Tunmer [9] and adapted to Turkish language by Yıldız and Bulut [35] has been used as data collection tool.The obtained data have been analyzed by the statistical package SPSS.In consequence of analyses, it has been determined that the reader self-perception levels of the students having attended the interactive reading aloud activities are significantly high.
Novel For Requirement Management and Traceability Module

Project requirements writing is a very important role in every Software organization, yet relatively little research effort has focused on how to write them. This Project takes note on issues arising in requirements and their traces to other requirements and presents an approach to requirement writing, traceability, team management, and describes agenda to facilitate the use of our project approach. Requirement writing plays very important role in successful and smooth flow project completion. A framework for writing requirements is introduced. A complete tool set, based on this framework, has been prototyped. The components of this system are a requirement suite tool that gathers project requirement information, a grouping tool that groups various requirements, a team tool that stores team members working for a project, and a traceability tool that traces different requirements
DIGITGAME PROJECT: COMMUNICATE STEM THROUGH AN INNOVATIVE TEACHING METHODS

Appears in: INTED2019 Proceedings Publication year: 2019Pages: 2911-2915ISBN: 978-84-09-08619-1ISSN: 2340-1079doi: 10.21125/inted.2019.0773Conference name: 13th International Technology, Education and Development ConferenceDates: 11-13 March, 2019Location: Valencia, Spain
A Hybrid Deep Learning Based Visual System for In-Vehicle Safety

In the automotive industry, researchers, AI experts, and developers are actively pushing deep learning based approaches for In-vehicle safety. In this research paper, we propose a hybrid deep learning based visual system for providing feedback to the driver in a non-intrusive manner. We describe a hybrid SSD-RBM (Single Shot MultiBox Detector - Restricted Boltzmann Machine) model for face feature identification. In this system, object detection, object tracking, and observations are processed through a full pipeline of image processing and detect the driver's movements and generate a safe and efficient action plan in real time. This in-vehicle interactive system assists drivers in regulating driving performance and avoiding hazards.
Senior High School Students’ Self-Regulated Learning Using Mobile Devices

The objective of this study is to investigate how senior high school students utilize their mobile devices during self-regulated learning in chemistry, what are their attitudes toward mobile devices as a learning tool in chemistry and determine if there is a significant relationship between the frequency of usage of mobile devices as learning tool and academic performance. The research was carried out using researcher-made questionnaire distributed to 162 Grade 12 students who are currently taking up General Chemistry 2 course this second semester of AY 2018-2019. Statistical treatment of data include weighted mean and Pearson’s r. Results revealed that there is no significant relationship between frequency of mobile device usage as a learning tool during self-regulated learning and academic performance in terms of midterm grade in General Chemistry 2 course based on Pearson’s correlation coefficient of -0.057 with a corresponding p value of 0.236.
Parameters of Quadratic Residue Digraphs over Certain Finite Fields

Linking graph theory and algebra has been a rich area of mathematical exploration for a long time. Cayley digraphs and Zero-Divisor graphs are two such examples. In this paper, we make another connection by constructing and studying digraphs whose vertices are the elements of the multiplicative group of the finite fields \(\mathbb{Z}_{p}\) for certain primes \(p\). In particular, we determine parameters, including the diameter of such digraphs and the eccentricity of certain vertices of these digraphs. We also find some results on the quadratic residues and nonresidues of \(\mathbb{Z}_{p}\).
English Education Department Alumni’s Perspective On English Curriculum Development Of IAIN Antasari Banjarmasin

Curriculum is the foundation of the teaching-learning process. One of the most important activities of the university is the development of curriculum or course outlines in consonance with the national and international demands and realities.This study was conducted to the 29 alumni of English Department of Faculty of Tarbiyah and Teachers Training. The data needed were the perspective, opinion and suggestion from the alumni of English Education Department Faculty of Tarbiyah and Teachers Training of IAIN Antasari Banjarmasin. These data gained from the result of questionaire, in depth-interview and documentation. This research found out  that the course of English department curriculum has given perspective for alumni which most of them said that this curriculum has been run well and have good content. The courses have to be developed to address specific set of needs and to cover a given set of objectives. This English curriculum  develop students’ awareness of the learning process and their role as learners by developing their knowledge and skills, how to use reference words,  design to assist them in independent study, awareness of their own learning styles, strengths and weakness, familiarity with various techniques, foreign culture and  nature of learning strategies.