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Open science and the academic profession

Open science is considered a new science paradigm to make research accessible, accountable, and effective. Open science is already changing the academic profession starting from micro-practices to professional relations with epistemic communities and stakeholders, with implications that we are not yet able to predict. The article delves first into literature and official documentation to unfold the discursive regimes which sustain the spread of open science. A specific focus is then devoted to the professional transition, highlighting the role of funding organizations in setting the new science environment and the subjective experience of academics. The article is completed by a case study in the field of Research Data Management where the misalignment among incumbent/changing processes can be more apparent. Finally, a research agenda that focuses on how academic micro-practices are affecting organizations and science structures is proposed. This article aims at beginning to plow the ground for new research directions to emerge.
TAEP4.0: Teacher Assistance Educational Process Based in the Context of Education 4.0

This dissertation presented an educational process to assist Basic Education teachers in preparing classes with technological resources, focusing on the skills and competencies necessary for Education 4.0 called TAEP4.0 (Teacher Assistance Educational Process). The ADDIE model was used to guide the development and evaluation of TAEP4.0 through studies. The results indicated that TAEP4.0 could increase teachers' knowledge and interaction with the characteristics of Education 4.0, such as integrating Computing and Informatics into classes and encouraging 21st-Century skills and competencies. In general, it is believed that TAEP4.0 can contribute to the advancement of Education 4.0, mainly in schools with few resource options.
Information and analytical center in the context of development of modern technology of scientific communication

The purpose of the article is to identify the specifics of the information and analytical center of a highereducational institution in the context of the development of modern technology of scientific communication in Ukraine. Methodology. The article uses a cognitive approach to the concept of “information and analyticalcenter”, which allowed us to identify its basic essential characteristics and determine the principles offunctioning and development of the information and analytical center as a project group, the activity of whichis aimed at the evolution of information support of domestic science and education, as well as the formationInformation culture skills of employees, students and faculty of universities. In the context of the specifics ofthe study, general scientific methods were applied, in particular, analogies, abstractions, system analysis, aswell as an informational, descriptive method and a theoretical generalization method. Scientific novelty. Thespecifics of the activities of the information-analytical center as a structural unit of the university; traced thetransformation of the library of a higher educational institution into an intellectual center; traditional andinnovative functions, directions, as well as methods of this project group, were identified and analyzed; Theperspective of the functioning of the university’s information and analytical center in the domestic socioculturalspace is described. Conclusions. A study of the specifics of the information and analytical center of a domestichigher educational institution of the XXI century revealed that the implementation of organizational andmethodological support and the use of innovative technologies in the process of managing the scientific andeducational activities of a university, in particular, the introduction of innovative methods and informationtechnologies, the formation of a register of structural units, scientific groups and individual scientists, aswell as calculating their ranking, cataloging journals, identifying groups of scientists with excellent potentialand competencies, etc., in order to optimize the management of the scientific potential of the university andincrease its rating and publication activity – a priority result for these project groups. The development ofmodern technologies of scientific communication on the basis of the information and analytical center ofa higher educational institution is positioned as a promising trend - libraries of domestic universities areconstantly improving their own services in order to develop information infrastructure, positive changes, andadequately provide research results.Keywords: information and analytical center, higher educational institution, science, modern technologies,publication activity.
Private Drivers Identification based on users’ routine

This paper presents Private Secure Routine (PSR) as a paradigm with two main objectives: i) identify drivers depending on their habits/routine and ii) keep private drivers&#x2019; data. We implemented PSR exploiting the secure Multi-Party Computation (MPC) technique against a honest-but-curious attacker model. Moreover, we evaluated PSR by establishing its accuracy in combination with other existing research works based on machine learning techniques. Evaluation of PSR is performed on different test-beds, considering single-owner and two-owners identification.
Artificial Intelligence And Communication Management : A Study On Communication Practitioners

Development of society in terms of technology, especially the digitization and automation of economy is going to have the impact on every profession and businesses.Artificial Intelligence in products and services have been transmuted from theoretical concept into actual reality because of the high-speed growth and evolution of deep learning.The usage of AI has both impacts positive as well as negative that includes the threat of changes and even extinction of some professions also.Artificial intelligence might have the impact on the communication practitioners tremendously but on this topic very less research is being done.The main aim of this research paper is to investigate the impact of Artificial Intelligence on the communication practitioners, challenges and risk they might face.To achieve the objective of this research paper quantitative research was done and 150 respondents' responses were recorded via a questionnaire.Respondents included journalists, advocates, professors, managers and principals.The study highlighted that practitioners were having limited knowledge about AI , there was a element of uncertainty in the responses.The study is limited to Punjab only due to the ongoing pandemic situation, so because of which my study cannot be taken as statistically correct for communication practitioners because of the demographic limitation and time constraint.
Sentiment Analysis of Office Automation Application in One of Indonesian Ministries

The Office Automation application is a common application in one of the ministries in Indonesia that contains features of correspondence management, task management, collaboration tools, attendance, and meeting management. The application is expected to be used for all Echelon I Units and helps smooth business processes at the Ministry during the pandemic. Unfortunately, not all Echelon I Units use the application because the application still requires many improvements and additional features according to the needs of the Echelon I Unit. Based on this, sentiment analysis of the Office Automation application was carried out based on user reviews using text mining techniques with Naive Bayes classification, SVM, K-NN, Logistic Regression, Decision Tree, and Random Forest. The analysis is done by looking at the evaluation results in accuracy, precision, and recall and based on the Feature and Post Tagger combination, which produces the best evaluation value in the Logistic Regression model. In addition, the results of the built model also analyze reviews from Office Automation users in it. In recommendations, positive and negative reviews are assessed from 5 aspects: User Interface, User Experience, Functionality and Performance, Security, Support, and Update.
Exploring E-tutors' Technological Knowledge of the Design Process to Facilitate the Design Step to Advance Giftedness of students in an ODeL Education

In an ODeL context, the design step of the design process is regarded a vital component that should be taught in the Technology curriculum.Teaching the design step in an ODeL setting places specific expectations on qualified e-tutors who can prepare students for the workplace.The central question of this research is "How does e-tutors' technical knowledge influence effective teaching and learning of the design step?"The study focused on 560 postgraduate students enrolled in a semester module in 2020.An online survey was used to investigate the technological expertise of e-tutors in order to facilitate the design process step for advancing giftedness in students in an ODeL setting.The information gathered from five e-tutor sites was analyzed.The findings reveal that etutors in ODeL settings lack the ability to choose technologies that will help students understand the design step content.Suggestions: based on the present model, an alternate technique for e-tutor appointments is proposed.
20 Situated cognition 360° editor 2021: a solution for interactive medical training during the COVID-19 pandemic period

<h3>Introduction</h3> Imagine entering an operating theatre or developing clinical skills in empathy and communication through Virtual Reality. To enhance the experience of learning, novel methods using VR have been researched and simulated for clinicians. This is because some aspects of clinical training, like conducting procedures and effective team communication focus on ‘learning by doing’ which is difficult to recreate remotely. Here we present a proof-of-concept prototype of a 360°-video editor that augments 360° videos with media to create a mixed reality learning experience. <h3>Method</h3> An editor was built inside Unity to augment 360°-videos of real-world scenarios in healthcare with interactive data. Unity is a cross-platform games engine used to create two-dimension, three-dimension, virtual reality, and augmented reality games, as well as video players to play panoramic 360°-videos. The video player is attached to a Render Texture and a Skybox material that provides the spherical surface for the 360°-video achieving an immersive experience. <h3>Results</h3> The editor comprises two software packages, one for the trainer, another for the learner. As a unique feature, we introduce clickable Hotspots. This enables users to annotate the 360° film by tagging specific artefacts in the environment and create a place-based interaction. These Hotspots are anchored to a position and can display text and images, and form part of a novel branched timeline of nested data. The intention being the trainer would create the film and annotate the environment with interactive media. This would then be available to the learner, who would use the player to view a bespoke teaching package. <h3>Conclusion</h3> Situated Cognition 360 Editor 2021 envisages trainers creating interactive 360°-video learning experiences using real life scenarios in healthcare. Future steps involve user experience evaluations, co-design and development of new learner interactions that deliver low cost, remote and easily deployed healthcare education through immersive learning environments.
Employing Graph Theory on Social Networks by Data Encryption to Enhance Privacy

Abstract: Now a day’s users of Online Social Network have been increased by the Internet usage. As huge number of online social Network users, it becomes more and more interactive and privacy becomes a matter of increasing concern. To solve this problem, graph structure, Proposed Algorithm, Encryption Algorithm used, which excludes the users which combine the information of the status of privacy users. By using these methods, the experiment can be done which helps to show how the server works in between the sender and receiver and to receive their information without knowing third parties. And it would be easier by using graph that shows it can be efficiently helps the users to improve their privacy disclosure. Keywords: Graph theory, social network, Privacy, Data Encryption, end to end encryption, Encryption Algorithm.
Automatic device for remote measuring of circularity: Development and implementation in education courses

In conjunction with the development of technology, teaching in educational institutions around the world has also changed from traditional teaching, where blackboards and chalk were used, to modern teaching with blended or completely online learning environments. Online teaching became a necessity over the past year as the COVID-19 pandemic occurred throughout the world. One of the biggest problems that arose was the impossibility of students to work with equipment on the spot during laboratory exercises. In turn, many universities have used labs with physical devices that can be launched remotely through the Internet from anywhere. One such device is presented in this paper. An automatic device for the remote measurement of geometric tolerances, circularity, was developed and applied in the teaching process at the University of Novi Sad. The exercises were performed by students who remotely started and controlled the device and measured the deviation of the actual from the defined diameter of the work piece in the desired cross section. At the end of the semester, students completed an evaluation questionnaire and expressed satisfaction with the implementation of this exercise.
POSTER ABSTRACTS

Objectives: To understand Black women's perspectives on family planning experiences to inform messaging strategies for a county-wide contraceptive access program Methods: Partnering with a human-centered design research team and our community advisory board, we recruited 15 self-identified Black women who resided in Marion County to participate in a survey to enlist participant perspectives and experiences. We asked women to write a ‘Break-Up Letter’ and/or ’Love Letter’ to a healthcare provider regarding a negative contraception/family planning experience. Results: Study participants’ experiences with and feelings about pregnancy planning and contraception were largely positive–though qualitative descriptions of birth control ranged from “wonderful” to “not natural.” Break-Up letters talked about feeling “invalidated” and wanting to be heard: “I felt like when I told you I wanted more kids, you made this face that showed you didn't think that was a good idea and tried to talk me out of it.” “I will be replacing you with some one that is more informed on the things I want and more available.” “I just wish you would truly listen to me and what I am sharing about my body.” Conversely, Love letters stated: “The way you take your time and make sure all my questions are answered . . . . means a lot to me.” “Thank you for listening to me and giving me your thoughts without pushing your beliefs on me.” Conclusions: User-centered design offers innovative engagement strategies to design public health messaging for contraceptive care that is responsive to the needs of marginalized and minoritized communities.
User Interface Analysis of Gapura Universitas Multimedia Nusantara Website

The user interface (UI) of the Gapura site is proven to have various problems such as a poor visual hierarchy, UI that confuses its users, and UI that are considered unattractive by users. These things result in the poor feedback of its users. This study aims to examine the problems in the Gapura site by using the guidelines of the e-book published by UXPin, "Web UI Best Practice". The series of tests that will be conducted are blur test, scenario test, questionnaire and survey. After that, a prototype will be built according to the results of the tests with the aim of improving the UI Gapura site. The results of the prototypes made show that while there are still mistakes regarding the visual hierarchy of the prototype, the prototype was proven to be more usable by the users, and received better feedback than the Gapura site. Thus, it can be concluded that the changes applied in the prototype has made the UI of Gapura better.
ANALISIS SENTIMEN PENGARUH PEMBELAJARAN DARING TERHADAP MOTIVASI BELAJAR DI MASA PANDEMI MENGGUNAKAN NAIVE BAYES DAN SVM

The COVID-19 pandemic in Indonesia has had a huge impact on the education sector. Where it is today, it must implement and adapt a new learning model called online. motivation in learning is very important because it can improve achievements. In this case there are many pros and cons about online learning, many people's opinions on social media, especially Twitter about the influence of online learning on learning motivation. This study aims to analyze the influence between online learning and learning motivation. Public opinion on Twitter is used as a sentiment analysis to find out what people think about online learning on learning motivations whether positive or negative. The data used are tweets in indonesian with the keywords "online learning", "distance learning" and "motivational learning", with the number of datasets as many as 455 tweets are classified into 2 parts namely agreement and disagreement. The classification in this study used naive bayes classification algorithm method and Support Vector Machine (SVM) by preprocessing data using tokenize, transform case, filtering and stemming. Data is processed using rapidminer application. The highest accuracy result of this study was by the classification algorithm method support vector machine (SVM) with accuracy 97.22%, precision 94.72%, recall 100% and error 2.78%.
Sensing gravity, the quantum way

Devices that exploit the extreme sensitivity of quantum states are making their way out of the lab and into everything from construction and healthcare to seismology. Michael Allen learns more about the technology that goes into building a quantum gravity sensor, and its multitude of uses in research and industry.
Characteristics of the Finnish education system: impact on social life

In this article, the authors highlight the achievements of the Finnish education system, the most successful at the moment, in all countries of the world. The practical significance of the research for the institutions responsible for education in the Republic of Moldova and Israel, about the activity the authors are informed, is significant. In both states we have fundamental problems with reforming the education system, developing and implementing new curricula. The authors emerge from the thesis about applying the principle of learning continuity, complete assimilation of information about the researched fields. Initially, this principle was realized in Finland. In conclusion, the authors mention: the country with a high level of economic development, with an economy open to inclusion, is distinguished by a level of education, a higher technological level. In such a country, the population benefits from advanced infrastructures, a diversity of quality services, long life, and a low birth rate.
THE RELATIONSHIP OF BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY, CRYPTO MONEY AND FOREIGN TRADE

The data storage system, which was started only with the storage of files, has become a digital medium where large systems are used with the larger data day by day.Constantly changing and developing technology has prompted database technologies to change significantly in terms of needs.There are millions of data on every platform where humanity exists from production to social media, from banking to commerce, This has created new and updated database needs.By Bitcoin, which has recently increased in popularity, the blockchain technology, which forms the infrastructure system of this crypto money, has also attracted attention.The blockchain system has started to spread in many areas such as the public sector, foreign trade, and service sector, especially the finance sector with Bitcoin, claiming a secure database with a distributed network.Bitcoin, which emerged with a mysterious and legendary story, primarily with its financial features and the economic value it creates, attracted attention and.It has achieved important success by creating a value in its size.In parallel with these developments, the main building block of Bitcoin, blockchain technology has also started to attract attention and finance New products and services in many different fields, including the industry, observed
A Comparative study of SQL Databases and NoSQL Databases for E-Commerce

Abstract: With the advent of E-Commerce, businesses persistently examine various ways to improvise and accomplish their demands with web engineering that provide notable resolution. The progress in economic status demands colossal databases that store the data efficiently. The databases currently used are relational or non-relational. Both these types have their benefits and limitations that influence the overall processing of data. Non-relational databases are referred to as NoSQL-not only SQL, and Relational databases are known as SQL-Structured Query Language. It has been suggested in many studies that NoSQL databases surpass SQL databases. Our paper aims to evaluate these claims by analyzing the CRUD [Create, Read, Update, Delete] operations executed by both database types. Keywords: NoSQL, SQL, Non-relational Databases, MySQL, E-Commerce, MongoDb , Relational Databases
Pelatihan Menulis Artikel Ilmiah dan Mengirimkannya ke Jurnal Ilmiah

The community service activity was conducted in the form of online training on Zoom and Youtube platforms. The participants were 80 lecturers, teachers, and university students from 28 different institutions. It aimed to facilitate the participants to be able to improve the quality of their scientific articles and to submit their articles to ‘carefully chosen’ journals. It lasted for 100 minutes. There were six important points regarding how the quality of research articles could be maintained and improved. Firstly, the participants should do a lot of reading before writing. Secondly, they should have strong rationales of conducting their studies. Thirdly, they needed to use combination of descriptive and analytical expressions. Fourth, they should write or review only relevant literature in meaty way. Next, they should ensure that all of the in-text citations correspond to the references. Last but not least, they should implement ethical principles in research. Furthermore, regarding how the participants could choose which journal was ‘best’ for their articles, four important points were discussed: choosing a journal which ‘matched’ the quality of the article, choosing a journal with regular publication, adhering to the chosen journal’s template, and asking the journal editors about the duration of the review process. &#x0D;
The level of anxiety disorder of students majoring in pre-school education and primary education of Dong Thap University

The article approaches the basic theoretical foundation of anxiety disorders, on which “Zung Self-Rating Anxiety Scale (SAS)” and “Depression Anxiety and Stress Scales (DASS- 42)” are used to measure the levels of anxiety disorder of 260 primary school and pre-school education students in Education Faculty - Dong Thap University. The research result aimed to clarify student’s level of anxiety disorder, level of anxiety, depression and stress (factors impacting on anxiety disorder). Thereby, it examined the correlation between the factors of anxiety, depression and stress with student’s anxiety disorder.