Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Technical Vocational Education in the Context of Globalization: Its Pedagogy and Strategies

Aims: The aim of this study was to determine the personal experiences of the teacher-participants in the teaching of Technology and Livelihood Education. It also ascertained and met the following objectives: 1) determine the teaching experiences of the TLE teachers; 2) to identify the training needs of TLE teachers; 3) ascertain the challenges faced by the TLE teachers; 3) discover the pedagogy and strategies used by the TLE teachers; and 4) find out the recommendations of the TLE teachers to improve the delivery of the course.&#x0D; Study Design: Qualitative-phenomenological approach.&#x0D; Place and Duration of Study: The study was conducted in Sta Cruz National High School, Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur. The study was conducted for 6 months.&#x0D; Methodology: The researchers purposely chose all the Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE) teachers. The information were gathered through Focus Group Discussion (FGD).&#x0D; Results: Six themes emerged from the data analysis. Generally, the teacher-participants found teaching of TLE subject was challenging because the activities were focused on exploration. Moreover, they felt satisfied because they were able to share their knowledge and skills to their students. It implies that the TLE teachers were committed and dedicated to their jobs despite the difficulties they encountered. However, the teacher-participants revealed that generally, they were not sent outside of the school to attend training-seminar for skills enhancement. It is an indication that the school heads lack concern for their teachers’ professional development. In addressing the challenges of the teachers, they collaborate with each other by sharing their resources. Despite the challenges they encountered, they were still optimistic to be globally competitive. It implies that the TLE teachers do not give up easily. They suggested that the school administration needed to develop the participants’ personal character so that their teaching goals were met.&#x0D; Conclusion: The TLE teachers loved and enjoyed their teaching jobs despite the challenges they faced. However, they clamored to the Department of Education (DepEd) to address their needs such as sending them to trainings and seminar-workshop to enhance their skills and capabilities. To show their dedication to their jobs, they brought their own tools and shared the same to other teachers. Notably, the participants only used three teaching strategies. It shows that TLE teachers lack the knowledge of other teaching strategies. The participants were optimistic that sooner or later their TLE programs are accredited and recognized locally and internationally. This implies that the participants were committed to their jobs. Ironically, they suggested that improvement of the teachers’ self was better than improving the TLE implementation. This shows that the teachers believed that materials can be easily acquired but not the attitude.
스마트폰 사용, 수면양상과 간호대학생의 학습몰입도간의 관계

Purpose: In 2015, South Korea had the highest global smartphone penetration (88%). However, smartphone addiction can seriously disrupt daily life and have a major negative impact on academic achievement. Methods: A structured questionnaire was completed by 250 nursing students for this descriptive study. Results: Students who were older, more satisfied with their major, exercised, and used their smartphone for less than 30 minutes before sleeping had higher learning engagement than those who were younger, less satisfied, did not exercise and used their smartphone for more than three hours. Quality of sleep and smartphone addiction werenegatively correlated as was quality of sleep and daytime sleepiness. Interestingly, sleep pattern did not impact learning engagement directly. Conclusion: Smartphone usage influences learning engagement of nursing students rather than their sleeping patterns, which suggests a need to develop self-disciplining strategies for smartphone use to enhance learning engagement.
Mnews: A Study of Multilingual News Search Interfaces

With the global expansion of the Internet and the World Wide Web, users are becoming increasingly diverse, particularly in terms of languages. In fact, the number of polyglot Web users across the globe has increased dramatically. However, even such multilingual users often continue to suffer from unbalanced and fragmented news information, as traditional news access systems seldom allow users to simultaneously search for and/or compare news in different languages, even though prior research results have shown that multilingual users make significant use of each of their languages when searching for information online. Relatively little human-centered research has been conducted to better understand and support multilingual user abilities and preferences. In particular, in the fields of cross-language and multilingual search, the majority of research has focused primarily on improving retrieval and translation accuracy, while paying comparably less attention to multilingual user interaction aspects. The research presented in this thesis provides the first large-scale investigations of multilingual news consumption and querying/search result selection behaviors, as well as a detailed comparative analysis of polyglots’ preferences and behaviors with respect to different multilingual news search interfaces on desktop and mobile platforms. Through a set of 4 phases of user studies, including surveys, interviews, as well as task-based user studies using crowdsourcing and laboratory experiments, this thesis presents the first human-centered studies in multilingual news access, aiming to drive the development of personalized multilingual news access systems to better support each individual user.
Single Equipment Visualization for Improved Power System Monitoring

With the expansion of the power system scale, the demand for power system visualization is increasing in the recent of years. A stable operation of the power system is very important for people’s n ...
System Infrastructure Maintenance Call: IT Collaboration for Environmental Sustainability in HEI

This IT contribution to environmental sustainability in HEI. For opening of occurrences, communication by QR code in each place. A drop-down shows the potential problems. For the maintenance area, it is possible to observe backlog with the call location, based on HTML, PHP, CSS, and also JQuery.
한국어 보편 의존 관계 분석에 관한 제언

This paper suggests annotation guidelines to build a Universal Dependencies (UD) treebank for Korean. We discuss the part-of-speech annotation of Korean specific-categories such as prenouns, numeral classifiers, and (pre)final endings, and propose how to implement UD scheme in Korean regarding selecting a head and assigning dependency relations to dependents. UD prioritizes content words over functional words since the former exhibits less cross-linguistic variations. In a noun phrase, for instance, a core noun is always a head of the entire noun phrase independently of a language. The rest are treated as a dependent: not only a modifier such as an adjective but also a functional category such as an article, numeral quantifier, demonstrative, and so on. However, when it comes to head-less constructions such as coordination or predicate ellipsis, UD firmly advocates the head-initial strategy. The present application of UD to Korean tries to follow UD’s principles as much as possible. Korean is a head-final language, so that headed constructions are analyzed head-finally. In contrast, head-less ones are tagged head-initially. This might disregard language-specific characteristics from a linguistic perspective, but the strategy allows us to build up a set of treebanks in a cross-linguistically consistent way (i.e., the fundamental purpose of UD).
Fast Cube Matching Using Orthogonal Tree-Structured Haar Transform for Multispectral Images

Multispectral images contain several wavelength bands and hence have rich information. All the methods for grayscale images can be applied to multispectral images by processing each band separately. However, it requires a vast computational time, especially for the task of looking for overlapping patches that are similar to a given query patch. To address this problem, we propose cube matching using orthogonal tree-structured Haar transform (OTSHT) for multispectral images. By using three-dimensional integral images, we reduce computational complexity significantly. We demonstrate superior performance of the proposed cube matching.
The Impact of Internet on Economic Growth: Evidence from North Africa

The purpose of this paper is to treat the impact of the internet on growth for a sample in the case 4 economies of the North Africa over the period 1995-2017 using various techniques such as the ARDL bounds testing approach, Panel ARDL Model, OLS Fixed Effect, OLS Random Effect, FMOLS, 2 SLS, RLS, GLM, and GMM. Indeed, for the time series results, the ARDL highlights reported the presence of a negative impact of the internet on economic growth in Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia. Also, the main results of the Panel data models confirm the fact that the internet exerts a significant negative impact on growth for North Africa as a whole. These economies are invited to orient the use of the internet towards productive ways in order to reap the benefits of the spread of the internet and proactively enhance the prosperity in this region as a whole.
OpenPGP Example Keys and Certificates

The OpenPGP development community benefits from sharing samples ofsigned or encrypted data. This document facilitates such collaborationby defining a small set of OpenPGP certificates and keys for use whengenerating such samples.
Sistem Informasi Reservasi Gedung Menggunakan Metode Rapid Application Development (Studi Kasus Gedung Graha Tharra Palembang)

In this globalization era, need for information more quickly, and continues to grow. A wide variety of companies, ranging from small, medium, and above have started to make such changes in the computerized system his company, so they can compete and increase profits for the company. Looking at the current conditions, information technology can be used by several groups, which is business people to expand market promotion with Reservation information system. On the reservation system is running today still use the conventional method is by customers come directly to the place to see the package price, as well as the availability of the building and the transaction process is recorded using the reservation book and making the report still had to move to another application. With  reservation information system built using Rapid Application Development will help Graha Tharra Palembang to deal with the reservation process, transactions and report transactions online reservation to help customer and marketing become more effective and efficient.
IT Risk Management Implementation as Socio-Technical Change: A Process Approach

This study introduces a new process for implementing risk management in IT departments, promoting a socio-technical change approach. This research steps outside the conventional factor analytic perspective of IT risk management by embedding contextual and processual elements (e.g. socio-technical interactions and interpretations) to explain successful implementations. Adopting a multi-case approach for obtaining richer data from a problem domain, we outline new details of an implementation process. The proposed process model represents how these elements work together to produce a successful outcome. Grounded theory-like analysis of the case findings helped us to understand and explore conceptual categories and themes that are relevant to the proposed process. By developing the conceptual model of IT risk management implementation with a socio-technical perspective, we generate a set of propositions in this paper that explains the dynamic nature of IT implementation.
Nilai Moral Dalam Kumpulan Cerpen Titip Rindu Untuk Ibu Karya Eidelweis Almira: Tinjauan Sosiologi Sastra dan Implementasinya Sebagai Bahan Ajar di SMA

Adetiya / A310130160. MORAL VALUES IN EARELWEIS ALMIRA'S TITIPRENTAL COLLECTION COLLECTION: REVIEW OF LITERATURESOCIOLOGY AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION AS LITERATURETEACHING IN HIGH SCHOOL. Essay. Teacher Training and Education Faculty,Muhammadiyah University Surakarta. May 2019.This study aims to (1) describe the structure that builds the story of TitipRindu forthe by Eidelweis Almira, (2) describes the moral value in the title ofTitipRindu for by Eidelweis Almira with a review of Sociology of Literature,(3) describes the short story implementation Request Rindu for Ms. EidelweisAlmira's work as a literary teaching material in high school. This study uses aqualitative descriptive method with the object of research being moral values inTitipRindu's short stories for Mothers. Data collection is done by library techniques,see, and note. The validity of the data uses the theory of triangulation. The dataanalysis technique is done by the dialectical method. The results of this study are (1)the story structure of TitipRindu for Mothers, among others, the theme is about thestruggle of a to raise her child in reaching her child's dreams. The facts of thestory, a) the plot used is the forward and backward flow, b) the main character in theshort story of the Little Angel is Rina, then on the short story My MotherMy Hero is Rini, then on the short story Love Your Mother is Vi, and the last oneon He is also Your Mother is Heni, c) the background of the four short stories is inthe Jakarta area, (2) The moral value contained in the collection of short stories,Titeng Rindu for the of Eidelweis Almira consists of a) short story Motherof Little Angels there are moral values of humanity, b) short stories My MotherHeroes there are human moral values, social moral and religious morals, c) shortstories Love your mother there are human moral values, social morality and moraldiversity, d) short stories He is also your mother there are human moral values,social morality, and religious morals, (3) this study is in accordance with the criteriafor selecting teaching materials, namely a) aspects of language, b) aspects ofpsychology, c) aspects of student background so that they can be implement it asteaching material in class XI high school in accordance with KD 3.9 Analyzing thebuilding blocks of short stories in a collection of short stories and KD 4.9 constructsa short story with attention to the short story building elements.
Ett webbaserat närvarosystem för hantering av när- och frånvaro inom barnomsorgen

Today there is no digital attendance system in a leisure home in Karlstad commune, instead the current system consists of pen and paper. Since their current system for checking the attendance takes ...
Usability evaluation of Beebyte’s website

For companies operating on the web, a high usability on their website are of outmost importance for customers to keep using their services. Over the years many usability principles and methods have ...
Preference-Based Batch and Sequential Teaching: Towards a Unified View of Models

Algorithmic machine teaching studies the interaction between a teacher and a learner where the teacher selects labeled examples aiming at teaching a target hypothesis. In a quest to lower teaching complexity and to achieve more natural teacher-learner interactions, several teaching models and complexity measures have been proposed for both the batch settings (e.g., worst-case, recursive, preference-based, and non-clashing models) as well as the sequential settings (e.g., local preference-based model). To better understand the connections between these different batch and sequential models, we develop a novel framework which captures the teaching process via preference functions $\Sigma$. In our framework, each function $\sigma \in \Sigma$ induces a teacher-learner pair with teaching complexity as $\TD(\sigma)$. We show that the above-mentioned teaching models are equivalent to specific types/families of preference functions in our framework. This equivalence, in turn, allows us to study the differences between two important teaching models, namely $\sigma$ functions inducing the strongest batch (i.e., non-clashing) model and $\sigma$ functions inducing a weak sequential (i.e., local preference-based) model. Finally, we identify preference functions inducing a novel family of sequential models with teaching complexity linear in the VC dimension of the hypothesis class: this is in contrast to the best known complexity result for the batch models which is quadratic in the VC dimension.
The Effect Of Dictogloss Technique Toward Students’ Writing Mastery On Narrative Text At The Second Grade Students Of Senior High School Pandeglang 11

This research aims to investigate the effect of Dictogloss Technique as learning media to improve students’ narrative writing at the second grade students of SMA 11 Pandeglang. The researcher paper employs the quantitative research design with the quasi experiment. It used test to collect the data involving observation pre-test and post-test. The observation is conducted before the research was done. The researcher asked to the teacher and students about teaching learning process in the class. The pre-test is conducted to know their basic writingmastery. And the post-test conducted after the treatment. The data analysis is conducted to identify important finding as it is expected by the objective of the research.Based on the results of research and analysis of the data, obtained mean of post-test score in the experiment class was 72,89and the control class was 43,58. It  shows that there are significant differences from the results obtained both of classes. The results of hypothesis testing by using Mann-Whitney found that on degree of significance 5% ( α= 0.5) two-tailed was 0,00 was α= 0,05 or two-tailed< α= 0.5 (0,00<0,05) it means  was rejected and   was accepted.The findings reveal that the effect of Dictogloss Technique is helpful and easy to conduct. In addition, this media can improve students’ narrative writing. In relations to the students response on the media, found that students response the media positively. Moreover, they feel happy and enthusiastic to practice this media in narrative writing mastery.Based on finding of research, it is significant for the teacher to choose the appropriate media for improving students’ narrative writing mastery, particularly Dictogloss Technique as mentioned above.
Performance Analysis of PID, PD and Fuzzy Controllers for Position Control of 3-Dof Robot Manipulator

Robot manipulators are extensively used in industrial applications because of their immense importance such as in constructions automation. Therefore, designing controllers to suit the intensive purpose of the application is one of the major challenges for control researchers. This paper presents comparative analysis of three controllers on a 3-DOF robot manipulator. The proportional integral derivative (PID), proportional derivative (PD) and fuzzy logic (FL) controllers were designed and applied to each of the link of the robot by simulation. The performance of each control method was assessed using the transient and steady state response characteristics. Comparisons of the results obtained, PID and PD performed better in terms of Rise Time and Settling Time while the FLC exhibited reduced overshoot
Solar Energy and Lighting in Serbia

In this chapter, information about geographical position, climate, solar radiationRadiation , renewable energyRenewable energy Energy policy, and solar energySolar energy research centers in SerbiaSerbia are given. Also, information about PV plants, early development of lightingLighting , development of electric lightingLighting , modern lightingLighting , public lightingLighting , street lightingStreet light , household lightingLighting , lightingLighting in the industry, and PV lightingLighting in Serbia are given.
Developing an Empirical Robotic Framework to Establish Bidirectional Eye Contact

Making eye contact is one of the most essential requirements to begin any interaction and to continue flow of a communication in human-robot and human-human communication. Simply face-to-face or eye-to-eye orientation (i.e., gaze crossing) seems enough to set up eye contact sometimes but displaying gaze awareness also a vital function to make an effective eye contact episode. This paper presents a robotic framework for bidirectional eye contact mechanism by considering two cases: human initiative and robot initiative. In order to verify the usefulness of the propose model, a robotic framework is developed which consists of four major modules: robot control, face detection, gaze awareness and gaze tracking respectively. The robot nods it’s head to show gaze awareness to the human which helps her/him to feel that s/he made eye contact. We present three methods to show the efficacy of the proposed framework. Experimental evaluation with 24 participants shows that the proposed framework is successful in establishing eye contact with 100% accuracy for human initiative case and 87.5% accuracy for robot initiative case respectively.
On the Bright Side of Darkness: Side-Channel Based Authentication Protocol Against Relay Attacks

Relay attacks are nowadays well known and most designers of secure authentication protocols are aware of them. At present, the main methods to prevent these attacks are based on the so-called distance bounding technique which consists in measuring the round-trip time of the exchanged authentication messages between the prover and the verifier to estimate an upper bound on the distance between these entities. Based on this bound, the verifier checks if the prover is sufficiently close by to rule out an unauthorized entity. Recently, a new work has proposed an authentication protocol that surprisingly uses the side-channel leakage to prevent relay attacks. In this paper, we exhibit some practical and security issues of this protocol and provide a new one that fixes all of them. Then, we argue the resistance of our proposal against both side-channel and relay attacks under some realistic assumptions. Our experimental results show the efficiency of our protocol in terms of false acceptance and false rejection rates.
Guide to the choice and correct use of the microscope.

In this chapter practical pointers as to the type of microscope to purchase, what to look for, the questions to ask the supplier, and some tips on everyday use and care of the microscope were discussed. Everything in this guide refers to the upright or compound microscope. There are other types of microscopes, such as dissecting or operating microscopes, and most of the information discussed here is applicable to these as well. However, there are specific technical differences that will not be covered. This chapter will be focused on the basic brightfield technique used for examining stained specimens on glass slides. Other highlights of the chapter focused on parts of a microscope, setting up a microscope, and taking pictures of microscope images.