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Increasing Industrial Productivity by Employing a Smart Speech-Based Question Answering Assistant

This paper proposes a system design for a question-answering assistant,aiming to increase the productivity in industrial environments. The systemis characterized by the fact that its components and domain specific knowledgeare embedded on a given hardware platform locally. The effects of introducinga prototype-assistant on the productivity and the perceived workload are exploredempirically by conducting experiments designed for this purpose. As a result, userswere able to answer the given questions faster when using the prototype than whensearching manually. Moreover, after employing the prototype, users reported theirtask to be less demanding, with a positive effect on the human-machine interaction.
Research collaboration: enhancing the research skills and self-confidence of early career academics / Faridah Mydin, Radin Siti Aishah Radin A. Rahman and Wan Muna Ruzanna Wan Mohammad

An academic’s career development chiefly depends on research and publication performance. For young academics, support and guidance are needed to help with the transition to new work culture and practices in the early phase of their career. This study intended to explore the benefits of research collaboration activities in relation to young academics’ knowledge, skills, and personal development. A total of 15 young academics from one research university with each having less than five years of work experience selected using purposive sampling. In-depth interviews were used to collect data. The data transcribed and analyzed using thematic analysis. The findings revealed that research collaboration activities have substantial impact on young academics in updating their research knowledge and skills, and this subsequently caused them to be more confident with their ability to manage research independently. Collaboration activities also have remarkable impact on young academics’ generic skills development and psychological well being, increase young academics’ self-confidence, to reduce isolation as well as overcome the problem of low performance. Based on the findings, it is suggested that collaborative working culture is promoted and enhanced by universities as a practical platform for young academics to continue upgrading their knowledge and skills.
Towards the operationalization of the value creation network in airlines

In times of uncertainty like the present, value creation is a critical factor that determines airlines’ competitive capacity and their ability to survive. Understanding the value creation process in a more realistic way and facilitating a tool that helps managers to anticipate performance under simulated scenarios is the objective of this article. A Delphi survey of 28 executives from major airlines around the world was conducted that procured the knowledge for the so-called Airline Value Creation Network (AVCN), an operational analytical framework presented in this article along with its benefits and limitations. Implications for researchers and managers are discussed. For researchers, novel data and methodological inroads are offered that address the creation of value as a complex adaptive system. The use of Fuzzy Cognitive Maps for modeling and simulation proves to be a viable computational method in this context. For managers, the research reveals key empirical evidence of reality that explains the creation of value as a network and provides an easy-to-use, fast-to-grow tool that can help inform airlines' value creation policies and decision-making.
On Reducing Repetition in Abstractive Summarization

Repetition in natural language generation reduces the informativeness of text and makes it less appealing. Various techniques have been proposed to alleviate it. In this work, we explore and propose techniques to reduce repetition in abstractive summarization. First, we explore the application of unlikelihood training and embedding matrix regularizers from previous work on language modeling to abstractive summarization. Next, we extend the coverage and temporal attention mechanisms to the token level to reduce repetition. In our experiments on the CNN/Daily Mail dataset, we observe that these techniques reduce the amount of repetition and increase the informativeness of the summaries, which we confirm via human evaluation.
The Enhanced Security in Process System - Evaluating Knowledge Assistance

We present evaluation results of our enhancements to the Security in Process System [14] developed by Lohfink et al. to support triage analysis in operational technology networks. To ensure fast and appropriate reactions to anomalies in device readings, this system communicates anomaly detection results and device readings to incorporate human expertise and experience. It exploits periodical behavior in the data combining spiral plots with results from anomaly detection. To support decisions, increase trust, and support cooperation in the system we enhanced it to be knowledge-assisted. A central knowledge base allows sharing knowledge between users and support during analysis. It consists of an ontology describing incidents, and a data base holding collections of exemplary sensor readings with annotations and visualization parameters. Related knowledge is proposed automatically and incorporated directly in the visualization to provide assistance that is closely coupled to the application, without additional hurdles. This integration is designed aiming on additional support for correct and fast detection of anomalies in the visualized device readings. We evaluate our enhancements to the Security in Process System in terms of effectiveness, efficiency, user satisfaction, and cognitive load with a detailed user study. Comparing the original and enhanced system, we are able to draw conclusions as to how our design narrows the knowledge gap between professional analysts and laymen. Furthermore, we present and discuss the results and impact on our future research.
An infrasound signal classification method based on non-negative matrix factorization

Non-negative matrix factorization (NMF) is a principal component analysis method. Previously, several researchers have applied it to the field of infrasound noise reduction. This paper presents a method of combining the results of non-negative matrix factorization with information entropy theory as a signal feature. Firstly, the short-time Fourier spectrum of the original infrasound signal is factorized by NMF, then the entropy of the coefficient matrix’s singular value is taken as the signal feature. This feature is combined with several classical features to form a feature vector and input it into the classifier for classification. The classification results show that the proposed NMF singular entropy is an effective signal characterization method.
MONOPOLY GAME TOWARD STUDENTS’ WRITING SKILL: ANY EFFECT?

This research purposes to set the effect of Monopoly Game on students' writing skills at MTsN Tanjungpinang. A quasi-experimental design was used in this research, by involved experimental and control class in eighth-grade students of MTsN Tanjungpinang as samples. The both of class were given the pre-test at the first meeting of the study. After that, it was followed by the use of the Monopoly Game as a treatment in the experimental class. The experimental and the control class were given the post-test when the study has ended. Minitab 19 was used to find the average of the scores from collected scores in pre-test and post-test. Then, the research hypothesis was tested by using the two-sample t-test. The statistical test analysis used in this study proves that the use of Monopoly games has a significant effect on the writing skills of students in Tanjungpinang in 2021. Thus, it answers the hypothesis that Monopoly Game has a significant effect on students' writing skills at MtsN Tanjungpinang.
Peat water quality in Block C Pulang Pisau Regency, Central Kalimantan

Abstract The increasing need for agricultural land has led to a shift in the cultivation of vegetation on peatland especially food crops. Agricultural activities on peatland require careful planning, appropriate technology application, and proper management due to the marginal and the fragile peatland ecosystem. Research and development are needed to evaluate the carrying capacity of environmental impacts on peatland use. This study aimed to obtain information on the water quality of peat domes, primary canals, and secondary canals of Block C, Pulang Pisau Regency. The study area is now mostly used for agricultural activities. The analysis was carried out in a descriptive qualitative manner based on water parameter testing results to assess the water quality of peat domes, primary canals, and secondary canals of each type of peatland use in Buntoi, Garung, and Kanamit Barat Village. The results indicated that five chemical parameters exceeded the water quality criteria for Class II PP No. 22/2021 namely BOD, COD, free chlorine, zinc, and lead in Buntoi. Further, in Garung, six chemical parameters exceeded the water quality criteria: DO, BOD, COD, free chlorine, lead, and copper. Meanwhile, in Kanamit Barat Village, seven chemical parameters exceeded the criteria: DO, BOD, COD, free chlorine, zinc, lead, and copper. Based on this research, therefore, agricultural activities on this peatland area should consider the natural characteristics of peat water and the selection of suitable plants.
Thinking on the Application of Situational Teaching in Primary School English Teaching

As an international universal language, English has been playing an important role in the process of globalization.Under the background of the new era, China's education has achieved good development.Primary School English courses have been widely opened in all primary schools across the country, and become one of the important courses.This paper mainly analyzes the specific application of situational teaching in primary School English teaching in order to provide reference for primary school English teaching in the new era.
TO ENHANCE INTERCULTURAL SENSITIVITY SKILLS BY INTERNATIONAL VIRTUAL MOBILITY LEARNING. THE TOTEMM PROJECT: AN INCLUSIVE VIRTUAL ERASMUS EXPERIENCE FOR STUDENT MIDWIVES

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Efektivitas Pengelolaan Dana Bantuan Operasional Sekolah (BOS) pada SD di Kecamatan Jambo Aye, Aceh Utara: Partisipasi Stakeholder Sebagai Variabel Moderasi

This research is intended to determine how much influence accountability and transparency have on the effectiveness of the management of School Operational Assistance (BOS) funds with Stakeholder Participation as a Moderation Variable in Elementary Schools (SD) in Tanah Jambo Aye District, Aceh Utara Regency. In this study, samples taken were all committees and treasurers of SD in Tanah Jambo Aye District, as many as 50 people. The data collection technique used in this study was to distribute questionnaires to all committees and treasurers of SD in Tanah Jambo Aye District, North Aceh Regency. The data analysis method used in this study is to use multiple linear regression analysis. The results of this study indicate that accountability and transparency have a positive and significant effect on the effectiveness of the financial management of BOS funds at elementary schools in Tanah Jambo Aye District, Aceh Utara Regency. Then stakeholder participation was able to moderate the accountability, transparency and effectiveness of the management of BOS funds at SD in Tanah Jambo Aye District, North Aceh Regency. It is hoped that all school parties concerned should always be open to issues of accountability, transparency in the management of School Operational Assistance funds. Keywords: Accountability, Transparency, Effectiveness of BOS Fund Management, Stakeholder Participation
Developing a risk-informed decision-support system for earthquake early warning at a critical seaport

Earthquake early warning (EEW) systems are used to provide timely alerts on ongoing earthquakes, which can facilitate important risk-mitigation actions before potentially damaging seismic waves reach target sites. A major shortcoming of existing EEW approaches is that the earthquake-related conditions for activating alerts are not generally defined according to a formal decision-support system (DSS) that accounts for possible risk-based consequences of triggering/not triggering the alarm. This paper exploits a next-generation risk-informed EEW DSS, which incorporates Multi-Criteria Decision-Making for evaluating the optimal decision. The proposed DSS integrates engineering-driven loss predictions associated with issuing/not issuing an EEW alert during an event, also considering possible system malfunctions. The DSS is demonstrated for the strategic Gioia Tauro seaport, located in the region of Italy with the highest seismic hazard. Real-time seismic risk analyses are conducted for various earthquake scenarios, accounting for event-parameter uncertainties that are integral to any EEW process and considering the multicomponent nature of the port as a system of interconnected elements. The results of these analyses are used as input to the proposed EEW DSS along with end-user risk preferences, to evaluate the optimal decision in each case and to define a series of risk-informed EEW warning thresholds for the port.
Personal Qualities in The Structure of The Subject of Pedagogical Activity

The article considers about the general definition of the personality traits of a teacher, the professional and pedagogical qualities of the personality, personal orientation in the structure of the subject of pedagogical activity, professional self-awareness in the structure of the subject of pedagogical activity, the teacher as a subject of pedagogical work and the definition of pedagogical abilities.
Promotion of Small and Medium Scale Enterprises: A Pathway to Nigeria Economy Growth

Small scale business remains the most popular business sector in virtually all the economies all over the world. Numerous studies have asserted that SMEs act as stimulus for economic growth and development, however; to add to existing body of knowledge, this study investigated the SMEs and economic growth of Nigerian over the period of 35 years spanning from 1981-2015. This study adopted ex-post-facto research design and econometric method of data analysis. Time series data was obtained from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) statistical Bulletin and Nigeria Bureau of statistics. The method engaged for the data analysis was error correction model using Johansson co-integration test which was complimented with Vector Auto Regression (VAR). The result portends a significantly positive co-integrating relationship between SMEs and economic growth in the short and the long run. Based on the findings, it was concluded that SMEs are essential for rapid and sustainable economic growth and development; and in line with this it was recommended that Government should provide enabling environment for SMEs to thrive and provide accessible funds for SMEs
An Online Voting System using Face Recognition for Campus Election

Online voting has been implemented in various countries for different purposes. It helps to improve accessibility and efficiency to the voter and organizer. Student council election in Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka has been using an electronic voting machine that is placed at the polling site. Students need to come to the polling station to cast their votes thus causing an accessibility issue. This project was aimed to develop a remote voting system for easier access during voting day that allows voters to cast their vote remotely that is convenient and helps to improve accessibility to the student. Trust is highly related to the voting mechanism as it should be free and fair. To increase trust in online voting a better authentication should be implemented. The inherence-based factor would be able to verify a person's characteristics, and they should be present at the moment of the verification process. This study implements facial recognition as a form of authentication to authenticate legitimate voters. Students and organizers would benefit from this system as it is remotely reachable, trusted, convenient, and reduces the time taken for the voting process.
Teachers’ Perceptions, Plans, and Their Practices on TeachingVocabulary in Context At SMP N 1 Parakan, Temanggung

This study is aimed at examining teachers’ perceptions, plans, and practices onteaching vocabulary in context at SMP N 1 Parakan. A case study wasemployed to describe the phenomena happened in this study. Two teacherswere selected to become participants of the study. The data gathered throughquestionnaire, interview, observations, and document analysis. The resultshowed that both teachers had good perception on teaching vocabulary. Bothteachers perceived that vocabulary became the important aspects in English inenabling the English skills both receptive (listening and reading) and productive(speaking and writing). In planning vocabulary teaching, both teachers plannedtheir teaching by involving some elements of vocabulary material in the lessonplans. Teachers inserted vocabulary material, list of vocabulary, and activitiesto learn vocabulary. However, teachers did not provide certain strategy appliedin the classroom. In the real practices in the classroom, the teachers applied adirect method while teaching vocabulary by providing students a listvocabulary. This direct vocabulary learning built a large recognition ofvocabulary for students. Relating to the alignment and misalignment ofteachers’ perception, plans and practices on teaching vocabulary, it wasrevealed that those aspects were aligned proved by teachers had goodperception, plans and practices on teaching vocabulary. It was expected forfurther research to continue this study by adding another subject such asstudents so that it will give another perspective.
THE DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN HIGHER VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

Abstract. The development of a series of information trends, such as electronic computers derived from information technology, plays a positive role in modern society. Electronic computer has been widely applied in various fields, and it also plays an important role in polytechnic college education. It is not only applied in education and teaching, but also in the management system of the polytechnic college. This paper discusses and analyzes in detail the impact of informatization on the management system of polytechnic college and the impact of informatization on the informatization management of students' status files of polytechnic college.
Building Digital Archive through Collaborative UX Research Relationship-Building with the Community or Knowledge-Building about the Community

When digital archives are increasingly becoming a space for knowledge production, construction, consumption, maintenance, dissemination, and amplification, the necessary questions to be interrogated are: Who has access to write, participate, and construct pasts, memories, and collective public imaginations through these digital domains? How can the ones who have access to engage in epistemological performances through digital archives make these domains a space to deconstruct essentialized identity categories forced upon the Other by the (hetero)patriarchal and/or imperial-colonial Self? And how can participatory design frameworks contribute to that? Triggered by these questions, my critical digital archival research project attempts at finding theories-praxes to make dialogic rooms in digital archives to build a relationship with historically, structurally, and/or systematically minoritized communities and their distinctive, transitory, plural, and conjunctural narratives. This paper introduces my ongoing doctoral project of the critical digital archive where I am documenting and theorizing a digital archive of my street photography in Nepal that I am building through participatory design frameworks with South Asian communities. In this paper, I offer a look at how the complexities and obstacles faced during UX research can enable technical communicators to rupture the essentialist foundation of identity constructions of Non-Western communities. My paper aims to communicate the necessity of conducting UX research through participatory-design frameworks not only to find answers to design technology but to see a way of completely subverting epistemic violence of colonial discourses through the “failure” to find answers.
Smartphones in and Outside Classroom

As we have seen in the previous chapter, students see their smartphones as absolutely essential for their social, recreational and personal lives and continue to use them in school or university settings. In this sense, teachers and instructors can try to use the mobile devices with students as bridge for a “seamless learning” between formal and informal contexts, so it is possible to increase students’ motivation to learn. Many teachers can struggle to conceive of approaches that differ from traditional practices, and thus replicate methods centred on the formal, physical classroom environment so they will need training not only in order to acquire technological skills in using specific software and apps, but above all in order to build the pedagogical and methodological competencies required to design integrated and effective learning environments. To do so, many frameworks and methods are available and are based on learning theories that differ from the traditional models and it is difficult to say which theory will best underpin any given mobile learning activity. Anyhow, it may be useful to adopt theories with the highest degree of involvement such as situated cognition and experiential learning in such way that curricular knowledge can be socially constructed.
URGENSI INFORMASI DAN PERKEMBANGANNYA DALAMREVOLUSI INDUSTRI 1.0 HINGGA 4.0

Abstract: Information is a set of data or records of events that are organized and thencommunicated in an easier to understand form. Information aims to make it easier to findnews that will be used in making decisions. Information will also provide standards, rulesand more targeted decisions to better achieve predetermined goals and objectives basedon the information obtained. Information can also reduce uncertainty and increaseknowledge and insight. Information is something that is very much needed in everydaylife, not only in the field of education, information also has a very important war inchanges made in the economic sector or what is more popularly called the industrialrevolution. Looking at the development of the industrial revolution 1.0 to 4.0, it is clearthat these changes were made based on information obtained from recorded events or datafrom research and research conducted by scientists in the early 18th century.
DIGITALIZATION OF TESTING AND ASSESSMENT

Nowadays there have been a lot of innovations in the teaching system. The same improvements have been introduced to the assessment process as well in which students are assessed by a range of digital tools. The following article looks into the ways to make an assessment using digital systems.