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The Challenges of Mobile Learning in Kenyan Universities: A Systematic Literature Review

Information Technology plays a significant role in the current era.The ease with which business operations are done has made Information Technology to be embraced widely.It brings with it low cost of operations, and a low learning curve.The education sector has benefited from Information Technology (IT) significantly, especially use of mobile phones in learning.The main objective of this paper is to represent a systematic literature review on M-Learning in Kenyan universities with the underlying aim of investigating the challenges facing mobile learning in Kenyan Universities.The findings point to the need to focus on improving the ease-of use and effectiveness of mobile learning in Kenyan universities.Systematic literature review is one of the most commonly used method to review technology content in information technology and computer science since 2006.In total, 250 articles have been collected that were written between 2005 and which were published in the EBSCO, Elsevier, Google Scholar, Science Direct, and, ProQuest One Academic were screened.After the articles were screened and selected, 50 were selected to be included in the study.The data were assessed to identify the independent and dependent variables in the study that help the researcher to identify the challenges of using mobile phones for learning in Kenya Universities.
Adopting E-learning in Academic Accounting Programs from the Perspective of Faculty Members in Sudanese Public Universities

The adoption of e-leaning in higher education in Sudan is one of the challenges of post-Coronavirus Pandemic. This study aimed to identify the reality of adopting e-learning in academic accounting programs in Sudanese public universities. To achieve this objective, the descriptive mothed was used; and a questionnaire for collecting relevant data was administered to a sample of (135) faculty members of accounting programs at 17 public universities in different states of Sudan. The study findings showed that the faculty members have sufficient knowledge of e-learning and the benefits of using it in teaching and learning. The faculty members’ sufficient level of knowledge of in e-learning had a clear impact on building sufficient conviction towards the adoption of e-learning and using it in the curricula of the accounting programs. There was also a relationship between the faculty members’ level of knowledge of e-learning and their knowledge of the requirements for adopting e-learning. In addition, there was a relationship between the requirements of the application of e-learning and the obstacles, as the requirements of the application constitute real obstacles that prevent the adoption of e-learning in accounting programs. The study recommended that the ministry of higher education should have a clear vision towards the adoption of e-learning to be gradually implemented by using a blended system of education (electronic &amp; traditional) in order to prepare and equip students with e-learning skills.
Meliorated Multi Layered Key Less Mechanism in Visual Cryptography

Visual Cryptography algorithm primarily ensures lossless recovery of the secret image, by breaking the secret message into multiple shares before sending through a channel, which increases the bandwidth requirement of the channel due to increase in the size. The proposed algorithm deals with this problem by using two exclusive locks on the image to be shared which are applied once on the sender side and once on the receiver side. Thereafter sender and receiver open’s their individual locks to finally retrieve the secret image at the receiver end.
Inventory of the Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery (1615): An Experience of Using Spectrosonal Visualization to Reconstruct the History of the Text

The article describes the results of a codicological study of the Inventory of the Kirillo-Belozersky (St. Cyrill of Beloozero) Monastery (1615). The main codicological problem for the researchers posed by this monument is its numerous and asynchronical edits. It is possible to identify edit layers by studying the ink by means of spectrosonal imaging in near-IR wavelength region of the spectrum. This method is based on the property of inks (except those with a carbon base) to acquire transparency beyond the visible region of the spectrum (after 700 nm). As additional information, visually observed (in natural indirect daylight) color differences between inks have been used, as well as color estimation using a digital portable microscope Dinolite with Dinoscope software. As a result of the study, the main stages of work on the Inventory have been established. A significant part of the marginalia are in the same ink and handwriting as the main text: brown, with moderate transparency in near-IR wavelength region. Thus, the text was probably supplemented in the course of creation. This edit was accompanied by the text on the insert sheets made in ink that is slightly translucent in the IR region of the spectrum and has a dark brown color. The same ink was used in the main text of the manuscript. When the main text was rewritten in 1616-1617, it was compiled in a codex and significantly revised for the first time. The marker of this revision stage is light brown and yellowish-brown ink with high degree of transparency in IR wavelength region of the spectrum. In addition to the editing, the notebooks are numbered in the same light brown ink. The edit of this layer mainly included clarifications to the items description. The next significant revision of the inventory text, marked with brown ink that has low transparent in the IR wavelength region of the spectrum, refers to the period after July 22, 1621. Most of these edits, as well as the earlier ones, were devoted to clarifying descriptions, to clarifying location of objects, and to describing the monastery’s acquisitions and losses. Apparently, the later stage of editing is associated with the use of gray-brown ink, similar in spectral behavior to the ink of the main text. The record of the contribution of Prince Khvorostinin made in 1622–23 was written in this ink.
Re-Reading Smarthavicharam

Smarthavicharam is a ritually sanctioned procedure of ostracizing an accused women from her Namboodiri community for sexual offences based on sankarasmrithi.With this article I would like to put forth the argument that the world hasn't moved much forward from the old smarthavicharam since the recent cases like the then celebrities swapna and saritha are the best examples.The cases won't be different in the future too.
Implementation of User Authentication System in Smart Hospitals Useful in the Age of the Covid-19 Pandemic

The security system for authentication and user records in a smart hospital is part of an integrated security system consisting of various authentication devices. The security system should be adapted to different characteristics of users, their user processes, but also to periods when the possibility of infection is increased due to a virus pandemic and contamination during multiple touches of different persons on authentication devices. The use of gloves and a medical face mask during a pandemic limits biometric scanning of fingerprints and facial images. During a virus pandemic, some authentication devices have limitations that need to be considered when creating an integrated security system that will have the purpose of securing doctors, staff, patients, information, and things in a smart hospital. In this paper, the parameters on the basis of which it is possible to design an optimally integrated security system are recommended.
Dominasi Mendeley sebagai Manajer Referensi pada artikel Ilmiah di Indonesia

The favorable growth of monthly scientific journals in Indonesia over the last three years has prompted them to improve the quality of their published papers, including the use of reference managers in manuscripts. The goal of this study is to provide a broad picture of how to reference managers are used in periodic scientific articles. A descriptive study using a cross-sectional technique was conducted. This study included 51 editors as subjects, including 27 editors in chief and 24 editors who manage Indonesian periodical scientific publications. Kobotoolbox and STATA were used to collect and analyze data. According to the report, 51.8 percent of original submission papers in recognized journals use reference managers, compared to 42.7 percent in unaccredited journals. Conclusion: Overall, only 48.0 percent of manuscripts employ reference managers when submitting them for the first time. The fact that 76.5 percent of journal editors are willing to give training on the use of reference managers is encouraging.
Certainty and Uncertainty in Education - A Contemporary Challenge for Teachers

This study is a reflection on educational reality based on certainty and uncertainty coordinates. Exploring the significance of the binomial reality, generated by the different degrees of certainty, perceived by the actors involved in teaching, the article proposes a few acting options, in order to develop an appropriate orientation of the teacher training process, in a contemporary society marked by the “certainty of uncertainty”. Embracing the unknown, coping with unfamiliar situations, reflecting constructively on one’s own mistakes, as part of a teacher daily activity, are generated by a genuine positioning towards uncertainty in education, raising it from the status of a problem to the hypostasis of an opportunity. Mapping uncertainty through resilience, building confidence in experiencing doubt, reshaping learning by daring to approach dilemmas and stepping out of inaction can be viewed as valid alternatives in developing a professional self in a changing environment. That claims a rethinking of teacher training in terms of developing abilities for sustaining appropriate responses and a proper understanding of the relationship between certainty and uncertainty in education, having the intention of building quality learning experiences. The concepts of choice and change are about to conquer the ideas of standards and stability in educational context as proofs of a renewed approach in order to delineate core drivers of human development in contemporaneity. That is why rethinking teacher training needs to focus on articulating the reflective practicing with experiencing a constant change, integrating the multiplicity of opportunities in a supportive learning environment for developing a global competence, in order to respond effectively to the contemporary challenges.
Effects of Recipients’ Negative Emotional Expressions on Donors’ Preference for Survival Helping Versus Developmental Helping

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CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN L. N. ANDREEV AND I. I. YASINSKY

This article is devoted to the creative ties and relations between L. N. Andreev and I. I. Yasin-sky, as well as to the history of their personal contacts. The article outlines Yasinsky’s attitude to the personality and art of Andreev after the October Revolution of 1917. Their correspondence is reproduced in the Conclusion; the publication of the epistolary dialogue is accompanied by historical and literary commentaries.
Real Time Traffic Detection using Semantic Analysis

Social networks have recently come across as a great source of information for detecting congestion, accidents, as well as crowding due to numerous festivals.Twitter is one of the most popular sites because it expresses knowledgeable information in minimum words.Since the tweets have limited words, processing it becomes easy.Hence, This project uses Twitter as a source of information.This project focuses on classifying whether a tweet is a traffic related tweet or not using Semantic technologies.In this project, the system fetches the tweets using the Twitter Api and then pre-process it, converting into tokens and cleaning all noise.These tokens are then semantically processed and classification is performed using Naïve Bayes multinomial classifier.Different types of tweets data are used for prediction, including tweets from selected road-traffic Twitter accounts, tweets that contain road-trafficrelated keywords and geo-tagged tweets.These classified results are then plotted as a colored path on the android application.Such information can help the traveler to make a better travel plan.
Developing Education Media of Health Protocol utilizing Live Coloring using Augmented Reality Technology

The objective of the present study is to produce a learning media product of health protocol implementation to children entitled "Awas Ada Virus Corona". This media utilized RD method and took several steps, namely preliminary research and data collection, research planning, product development, expert validation, product revision and final product. Feasibility testing is carried out by media experts by examining the multimedia construction domain consist of 3 aspects, namely guidance and information, program performance as well as systematic, aesthetic, and design aspects. Furthermore, a filled questionnaire by media experts was used to collect the data needed. Meanwhile, the descriptive statistic was used to analyzed the data gathered. The result of the present study is an application that can be used by children entitled " Awas Ada Virus Corona " as an educational media in implementing 3M of health protocol, namely wearing masks, washing hands, and maintaining a safe distance. The addition of Augmented reality technology with a live coloring feature is added in this application in reading markers to increase children's attractiveness. This augmented reality technology is applied in order to avoid the children only focus on gadgets, so children feel happy in using the familiar media and still interacting with the environment.
RETORIKA INFOGRAFIS PANDEMI CORONA VIRUS MEDIA JURNALISTIK DIGITAL ONLINE

AbstractThe phenomenon of infographics as a visual strategy to attract readers of digital newspapers in order to realize the importance of the protocol issued by WHO and the government of the Republic of Indonesia in an effort to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic, is currently quite prevalent by online media press. The visual form of infographics published by the digital-based press (online) is usually derived to accompany the main article on the front page (headline). The important message of the infographic that is prioritized is not to spread quickly, namely by maintaining social distancing, encouraging work at home, and always maintaining cleanliness and wearing a mask when leaving the house, even then with restrictions. How the form of visual communication design in the form of an infographic is able to provide aesthetic appeal in visual rhetoric to readers who will be the attention of this study. Through a qualitative research method approach to the phenomenon of infographic design from the perspective of text study from the aesthetic value of symbolic visual rhetoric with visual communication design analysis in terms of harmony achievement through its persuasive informative constituent elements. The findings of this study are related to the form of the infographic which is more portrait or vertical dominant. Colors tend to be strong colors red, yellow, blue, and black to indicate pandemic-related color psychology. Visual rhetoric tends to be iconic and header and copy letters are dominant in using sanserif to persuade understanding and reading of information to the reading audience. To remind adherence to health protocols, such as messages from mothers, namely wearing masks, washing hands and maintaining social distancing are the keywords to break this pandemic.Keywords: Covid-19 infographics, aesthetics, visual rhetoric, online press media
ASSOCIATION RULE MINING BASED GENDER CLASSIFICATION USING FINGERPRINT

Integration is a promising method of extracting data that combines the division and acquisition of organizational rules to create a separation (separation) model. Many AC algorithms have been proposed over the past decade, such as the Association Based on Classification (CBA), Classification Based on CBA-M1, CBA-M2 using Association Rules, and C4.5. This algorithm uses a variety of methods to learn rules, sort rules, cut rules, create divisions, and assign test cases to classrooms. According to our research work it is concluded that for Gender classification by using association rules, fingerprint classification extraction better choice CBA-M1 algorithm is to generate association rules.
Features of Application of Data Compression Methods

The article describes the known methods of data compression, considers the features of compression statistical and linguistic methods, with and without losses, relatively static and dynamic models. The capabilities of archivers are described and discusses the various data compression techniques, including statistical and linguistic methods, with and without losses, as well as relatively static and dynamic models. Archivers' capabilities are listed. Data compression is used everywhere. Without data compression a 3-minute song would be over 100Mb in size, while a 10-minute video would be over 1Gb in size. Data compression shrinks big files into much smaller ones. It does this by getting rid of unnecessary data while retaining the information in the file. Data compression can be expressed as a decrease in the number of bits required to illustrate data. Compressing data can conserve storage capacity, accelerate file transfer, and minimize costs for hardware storage and network capacity.
Automated Creation of Expert Systems with the InteKRator Toolbox

Expert systems have a long tradition in both medical informatics and artificial intelligence research. Traditionally, such systems are created by implementing knowledge provided by experts in a system that can be queried for answers. To automatically generate such knowledge directly from data, the lightweight InteKRator toolbox will be introduced here, which combines knowledge representation and machine learning approaches. The learned knowledge is represented in the form of rules with exceptions that can be inspected and that are easily comprehensible. An inference module allows for the efficient answering of queries, while at the same time offering the possibility of providing explanations for the inference results. The learned knowledge can be revised manually or automatically with new evidence after learning.
THE USE OF THE TEXT IN THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE DIDACTICS

In the didactics of the foreign language, the notion of text is very important as it favors success in language teaching. All the linguistic-communicative contents are based on a wide array of texts that will have to respond to the needs of the students. Our work presents the importance of choosing the texts in the didactic of the Italian language, focusing on the concept of the text, the presentation of the various types of text also analyzing the various criterians of textuality. Analyzing the characteristics of the texts in the didactic field our contribution underlines the analysis of the learners' needs which leads us to consider the various texts to be used in a language course. Some important considerations in this context are the nature of the learner, his age, his culture of origin, the training needs and his linguistic and communicative competence. The focus is also on the analysis of the texts that we find in some Italian books that are used in our schools and in our language courses.
Study the Multiplication M-sequences and Its Reciprocal Sequences

M-Sequences play a big important role, as the other binary orthogonalsequences, for collection the information on the input links and distributionthese information on the output links of the communication channelsand for building new systems with more complexity, larger period, andsecurity, through multiplication these sequences. In our article we try tostudy the construction of the multiplication sequence {zn}and its linearequivalent, this multiplication sequence is as multiple two sequences, thefirst sequence{an}is an arbitrary M-sequence and the second sequence{bn}is not completely different but is the reciprocal sequence of the firstsequence {an} that is the reciprocal sequence has characteristic polynomialg(x) is reciprocal of f(x), which is the characteristic polynomial of the firstsequence {an}, also we will study the linear equivalent of the multiplicationsequence {zn}and we will see that the length of the linear equivalent of {zn}is equal to ((deg f(x))2 - deg(f(x)).
USING CONCEPT MAPPING TECHNIQUE TO IMPROVE STUDENTS’ READING COMPREHENSION AT THE FIRST GRADE OF SMA NEGERI 7 AMBON

Reading is complex interaction between the reader and text. Actually reading is not a simple one, because in this skill, students do not only read a text but also try to understand the message or information about the text they learn. In reading process students must know what they get from a passage. This study was conducted to determine students’ improvement in reading comprehension by using concept mapping Technique. The result shows that this technique can be used to improve students reading comprehension of SMA Negeri 7 Ambon especially class X is successful. Although there were some problems which raised during teaching learning process but collaboration between English teacher and the writer help this study going smoothly. Through the technique the students can organize and identify information deeply in the text before they come to reading activity. Besides, this technique has good influenced in group discussion where the students can share their ideas and work actively to fill concept mapping sheet. The students also show positive responses toward Concept Mapping technique in the teaching learning process so the result in the class is more lively and enjoyable
The Effect of Different Scale on Object to the Approximation of the First Order Polarization Tensor of Sphere, Ellipsoid, and Cube

Polarization tensor (PT) is a classical terminology in fluid mechanics and theory of electricity that can describe geometry in a specific boundary domain with different conductivity contrasts. In this regard, the geometry may appear in a different size, and for easy characterizing, the usage of PT to identify particular objects is crucial. Hence, in this paper, the first order polarization tensor for different types of object with a diverse range of sizes are presented. Here, we used three different geometries: sphere, ellipsoid, and cube, with fixed conductivity for each object. The software Matlab and Netgen Mesh Generator are the essential mathematical tools to aid the computation of the polarization tensor. From the analytical results obtained, the first order PT for sphere and ellipsoid depends on the size of both geometries. On the other hand, the numerical investigation is conducted for the first order PT for cube, since there is no analytical solution for the first order PT related to this geometry, to further verify the scaling property of the first order PT due to the scaling on the size of the original related object. Our results agree with the previous theoretical result that the first order polarization tensor of any geometry will be scaled at a fixed scaling factor according to the scaling on the size of the original geometry.