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Os “usos de si” por bibliotecários no serviço público federal em atividade de trabalho após formação continuada em cursos de pós-graduação

The world of work has gone through changes, and professionals are in constant need of continuing education. To improve the provision of services and value professionals, the State encourages and even formulates instruments to facilitate the management of the career of it employees.One of the instruments is the career plan for Technical-Administrative positions in Education, established by law 11.091, of 12/01/05. The goal is to investigate the uses of self made by librarians in their work activities after their continuing education in stricto sensu post-graduation courses. The study will be based on ergology theories. This proposal is justified by the importance of studying a professional practice that has historical ballast, is regulated and established in the world of work. It is believed that professionals use strategies to perform renormalizations, and thus understand and dribble the deformations of the environment and give meaning to their activities. And that continuing education at the master's and doctoral levels can be used as tools that will support and help these actions. These are postulates inspired by the theoretical review carried out and are important for the development of empirical research, which was proposed to be carried out with librarians who work in the federal public service.
Development of logical-mathematical thinking in first graders by using ict

Nowdays the implementation of teaching strategies, incorporating the most well-known Information and Communication Technologies such as ICT in the teaching-learning process have increased in different areas of knowledge, and mathematics is not exception, it allows the strengthening of logical-mathematical thinking in students and it is essential to start from the first grade of the basic primary. Taking in account that ICTs are now part of the daily lives of most of students, it was concluded that by taking advantage of the interest that students have in ICTs today, no matter their age, this interest can be channeled to strengthen logical-mathematical thinking from an early age, as ICTs allow the teaching-learning process to be more enjoyable and participatory, also the process can continue, outside the classroom.
Ambiguity in Chhattisgarhi language – Introduction and Prevention

We use sentences to express our sentiments. Sentences need to be grammatical in order to communicate. These grammatical sentences address the language. The use of words present in sentences to represent different situations is called ambiguity of the word. This research paper highlights the ambiguity and redressal of the words of natural language (Chhattisgarhi). In this research paper, we have compiled and analyzed data from various fields of Chhattisgarh language to understand the ambiguity present in Chhattisgarhi language and then highlighted their redressal. The main objective of this paper is to make aware of the ambiguity present in the Chhattisgarhi language and the rule based method used for its solution. This system is effective only for the prevention of word level ambiguity
Role of Libraries in Enhancing the Research Visibility and Collaboration of Academics

Promoting collaboration among the academics can improve the quality and visibility of research at global level. This paper discusses publication strategies that can help to achieve maximum research visibility and enhance the chances of collaboration among the academic and research community. Also presents how research and publication marketing tools such as Researcher Identifiers and Profiles, Academic Social Networking Sites, Online Reference Management Tools, Blogging and Online Magazines, Personal or Institutional Websites and Open Repository System can support in disseminating the scholarly publications for its optimal visibility. Stresses the role of librarians in guiding the academic and research community to use publication marketing tools, which can improve the visibility of their research and help them to create collaborative networks
Classification of gender and age using supervised ML technique

Programmed face recognizable proof and check from facial pictures achieve great exactness with huge arrangements of preparing information while face trait acknowledgment from facial pictures despite everything stays challengeable.We propose a system for programmed age and sexual orientation order dependent on highlight extraction from facial, pictures.Our technique incorporates Feature extraction and Classification.Our answer can arrange pictures.The arrangement is finished utilizing a Random woodland classifier for better grouping outcomes.
Penerapan Metode K-Means Dalam Mengelompokkan Banyaknya Desa/Kelurahan Menurut Jenis Pencemaran Lingkungan Hidup Berdasarkan Provinsi

Environmental pollution is hazardous for every living thing; environmental pollution can cause an imbalance in the environment or existing ecosystem. This study discusses the grouping of villages according to the type of environmental pollution based on the provinces in Indonesia. The method used is DataMining with the K-means Clustering algorithm. By using this method, the data obtained can be grouped into 2 clusters. This study uses secondary data, namely data obtained through intermediary media recorded on the Central Bureau of Statistics website with the URL address: http://www.bps.go.id. The results obtained in this study are grouping environmental pollution into 2 clusters, namely the highest cluster and the lowest cluster. In this research, it is hoped that it can provide input to related government parties to pay more attention to the provinces included in the highest cluster to tackle environmental pollution in the province.
E-learning in Higher Education of Nurse and Midwife Educators in Developing Countries: The Case of Liberia

This case study describes the use of e-learning in a new graduate program in nursing and midwifery education in Liberia, a developing country recovering from a decades long internal conflict and more recently an Ebola epidemic. The program was established to prepare the educator workforce with current educational concepts and practices as well as health information. Issues involved in making the hardware and internet access are addressed. Through the voices of eleven graduate students who were also nurse and midwife instructors in education facilities throughout the country, perceptions of using e-learning for course work as well as the experience of beginning to use technology in teaching pre-service students are identified. Sustainment and expansion of e-learning challenges are addressed. To further global health security and equity in access to education the Liberian government, administrators, educators and bi- or multi-national partnerships need to prioritize investments technology and e-learning in developing countries.
An Application of Cognitive Diagnostic Modeling to a Listening Comprehension Test

인지진단모형은 학생 개개인의 지식에 대한 숙달 여부를 판정하여 교수·학습 과정의 다양한 의사 결정에 유용한 정보를 제공할 수 있다. 최근 인지진단모형은 다양한 모형의 개발, 효율적인 엘고리듬을 통한 모형의 일관성 있는 추정과 비교, Q-행렬의 통계적 타당도 검증 등에서 많은 진전을 이루었다. 이러한 기술적 발전과 잠재적 가능성에도 불구하고 실제 인지진단모형의 적용은 전문가들에 의한 대규모 시험 자료의 분석에 주로 국한되는 문제점을 갖고 있다. 이 연구에서는 일반 단위 학교에서 흔히 볼 수 있는 규모의 영어 듣기평가 자료에 인지진단모형을 적용하여 교수·학습 과정에 유용한 진단 정보를 도출할 수 있는지 조사하였다. 연구 결과에 따르면 소규모 시험 반응 자료에도 인지진단모형의 적용이 가능하나 모형의 축소와 일부 모수 추정값의 불안정성과 같은 문제점을 관찰할 수 있었다. 이 연구에서는 이러한 가능성과 제한성을 바탕으로 인지진단모형의 현장 적용에 관한 문제점과 개선 사항을 논의하고 있다.Cognitive diagnostic modeling(CDM) is intended for fine-grained diagnostic feedback that can facilitate learning and teaching by providing valuable information about students’ current mastery or nonmastry status on a set of skills in a subject domain. CDM has now matured into a comprehensive framework in which researchers and practitioners can find rich and sophisticated models with attribute hierarchies and problem-solving strategies integrated, fast estimation algorithms, efficient model fit checking and comparisons, statistical Q-matrix validation and powerful free softwares specifically developed for CDM. CDM has also received increasing research interest in language testing for the last 20 years or so. Despite these recent developments and inherent potential in CDM, its applications to subject domains including language testing have been carried out by a limited number of researchers who somehow obtained access to large-scale test data from testing programs. This study was to apply a comprehensive cognitive diagnostic model(GDINA) and its nested models to a small data set from an English listening comprehension test and to explore whether a meaningful diagnostic information could be drawn from data that are commonly available in a unit school. The results show that CDM can be successfully applied to the small size data and provide useful diagnostic information. The study also reports and discusses problems as well as issues encountered in the process of CDM applications.
Secure communications in quantum networks

Quantum technologies have the potential to improve in an unprecedented way the security and efficiency of communications in network infrastructures. We discuss the current landscape in quantum communication and cryptography, and focus in particular on recent photonic implementations, using encoding in discrete or continuous properties of light, of central quantum network protocols, enabling secret key distribution, verification of multiparty entanglement and transactions of quantum money, with security guarantees impossible to achieve with only classical resources. We also describe current challenges in this field and our efforts towards the miniaturization of the developed photonic systems, their integration into telecommunication network infrastructures, including with satellite links, as well as the practical demonstration of novel protocols featuring a quantum advantage for a wide range of tasks. These advances enrich the resources and applications of the emerging quantum networks that will play a central role in the context of future global-scale quantum-safe communications.
Rileggere Mario Novaro

The purpose of the essay is to study the poetic collection Murmuri ed Echi by Mario Novaro (1868-1944) and to highlight some of its most relevant aspects, summarising a critical framework that appears to be fairly consolidated by now. In particular, the analysis dwells on the following points: 1) the oscillation between prose and verse, as witnessed by the collection’s publishing history; 2) the heterogeneity of the metrical solutions adopted, ranging between continuity with tradition and experimentalism; 3) the coexistence of speculative and lyrical moments; 4) the constant confrontation between thought and nature. These aspects make Murmuri ed Echi, despite its limitations, a significant example of early 20th-century Italian poetry.
Factors contributing to high failure rate of mat 183 based on students’ point of view: A case study in UiTM Pahang branch Raub campus / Nor Hidayah Hassim and Syazwani Zainal Abidin

This study was done to identify the factors contributing to the failure rate of MAT183 subject based on the students’ point of view. The method used in this study is qualitative research. This study focuses on Computer Science students who failed at least once in this subject to discuss this matter. The data was obtained by gathering a focus group and conduct an open-ended survey. Based on the discussion and interpretation of data, the findings of this study showed that the factors that contribute to the failure rate are the educational background of the students, fear of Mathematics, and lack of exercise or homework in MAT183. To overcome this problem, students need to change their way of studying or learning skills because the main problem lies in their understanding of the fundamentals or basics of Mathematics. The factors that emerged can be controlled by the students themselves. In addition, lecturers’ involvement in creating a very positive vibe during teaching can also help to boost interest in MAT 183.
Effect of Community Health Support Systems and Technology Obsolescence on Utilization of mHealth Information by Teenagers Living with HIV/AIDS in Island Communities of Lake Victoria, Kenya

The emergence of mHealth as an alternative access point for care and treatment is lauded by development agencies as ingenious innovation for bridging health care access for teenagers living with HIV/AIDS among detached communities like the islands of Lake Victoria. It is also presumed that mHealth transcends beyond teenagers’ concerns with location and unfriendly hours of operation of health facilities. mHealth is alleged to increase privacy and confidentiality, reduce the cost of service delivery, and loops over retrogressive cultural beliefs and attitudes exhibited by health care providers and caregivers, consequently increasing access to health information, care, and treatment. Specifically, the study sought to determine the technology obsolescence and explore community-based health support systems that facilitate suitable utilization of mHealth by teenagers living with HIV from the island communities of Lake Victoria and its effect on treatment access. To support this study, two philosophies: The theory of Reasoned Action and the Technology Adoption Lifecycle Model were applied. Anchored on cross-sectional study design, stratified sampling identified the psychosocial support groups of teenagers living with HIV. The probit model was applied to the study. With a study population of approximately 409 in Ringiti, Remba, Rusinga, Mfangano, and Mageta Islands, questionnaires were administered to 173 sampled teenagers living with HIV as a unit of analysis, and a control group made up of 30 percent of the sample ascertained effect of mHealth on treatment access. Five focus group discussions and key informant interviews of 10 and 3 were held on each Island. Multiple linear regression analysis was used to estimate the effect of the independent variables on the dependent variable. Further, the results showed that technology obsolescence and community-based health support systems had a significant effect on access to treatment by teenagers living with HIV/AIDS in the Island communities of Lake Victoria. Consequently, this study provides organizations promoting access to access to treatment by teenagers living with HIV/AIDS through mHealth. The study recommended that government and organizations involved in HIV/AIDS related activities should adopt a culture of enhancing mHealth by focusing on technology obsolescence and community-based health support systems. This could go a long way in ensuring there is improved access to treatment by teenagers living with HIV/AIDS in Island communities of Lake Victoria.
An Analysis of the Relationship Between Teacher’s Practical Knowledge and Teacher’s action

The practical knowledge of teachers comes from the educational practice and guides the educational practice, which is the practical wisdom to solve the problems in the actual educational situation.The practical knowledge possessed by a teacher can also promote him/her to better apply his/her theory and professional knowledge to the educational and teaching situation, and to a large extent determines the level of his/her educational and teaching ability.A good teacher should not only have sufficient theoretical and professional knowledge of education, but also have necessary practical knowledge, so as to teach and cultivate people better.Teachers' practical knowledge is not a simple accumulation of experience, but needs to be acquired through action.However, this action is not a blind action, but an action based on reflection, which requires teachers to use reflective thinking to treat teaching situations and problems.Real teaching situation is dynamic, flexible, variety, not the teacher cannot be fixed thinking and knowledge to cope with these problems, as a teacher for researchers to look at the problems in the teaching context, and to reflect on the actors of mentality in the teaching context, to constantly find, understand and solve problems.In this way, teachers will acquire unique and innovative personal practical knowledge in the process of action.Keywords：Teachers' practical knowledge, Teachers' action, Reflection 教师实践性知识与教师行动的关系探析
The Impact of Smartphone to Literature Education by Kurnia Sakti

Technological advances in this digital age have expanded the use of electronic media, smartphones for teenagers. Smartphones perform the basic functions of communication. Find remote and general information on the Internet. In addition, for young people who are still in school age, the advent of the smartphone is only improves the quality of education positively.
Lived Experience of Adult English Learners Learning English on the Phone

In line with the technological advancement during the last few decades, virtual learning has been addressed more widely, which affected English language teaching and learning as well. Since Covid 19 pandemic, which has resulted in the long-lasting closure of educational settings worldwide, virtual learning as the alternative of traditional education has been developed unprecedentedly. An option for virtual learning specifically for language teaching is teaching on the phone which has been mostly neglected in educational research. The aim of this study was to analyse the lived experience of 16 adult English language learners who experienced learning English through one-to-one, audio call sessions. Due to the pandemic, semi-structured interviews were conducted on the phone, which were recorded, transcribed and thematically analysed with a phenomenological approach. Many times revisions of the statements driven from the transcriptions resulted in six themes namely: a) learning on-the-phone as a new, satisfying experience, b) advantages, and c) disadvantages of one-to-one audio sessions, d) the participants’ preferences, e) the requisites of on-the-phone-learning, and f) the expectations of on-the-phone teacher, According to the result of this study, some educational recommendations for improving on-the-phone teaching are: covering four language skills through developing individualised lesson plans based on each learner’s needs and English language proficiency level; holding group video sessions along with one-to-one audio sessions; and using the facilities of messengers like WhatsApp to send audio, video and textual files to learners based on their needs and learning objectives.
A Novel Pipeline for Domain Detection and Selecting In-domain Sentences in Machine Translation Systems

General-domain corpora are becoming increasingly available for Machine Translation(MT) systems. However, using those that cover the same or comparable domainsallow achieving high translation quality of domain-specific MT. It is often the case thatdomain-specific corpora are scarce and cannot be used in isolation to effectively train(domain-specific) MT systems. This work aims to improve in-domain MT by (i) a novel unsupervised pipeline foridentifying distributions of different domains within a corpus and (ii) a data selectiontechnique that leverages in-domain monolingual or parallel data to selectdomain-specific sentences from general corpora according to the distribution definedin (i).
Contribution of Boat Classes to Improving The Quality of Education in Pangkajene and Islands Areas

Abstract . This study aims to determine: 1) How the contribution class boat to improve the quality of education in islands the Pangkajene and Archipelago districts, 2) what is the driving factors for the implementation of boat classes to improve the quality of education in islands the Pangkajene and Archipelago, 3) what are the inhibiting factors for implementation of boat classes to improve the quality of education in islands in the Pangkajene and Archipelago districts. Data collection techniques used are observation, interviews, and documentation. This type of research is a qualitative type with data analysis techniques through three stages, namely data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. The data validation technique uses the member check technique. The number of informants in this study werw 7 people who were determined through purposive sampling with the criteria for the principal informants and teachers who teach in the boat class. The results showed that the boat class that: 1) contribution to improving the quality of education in the archipelagic region of Pangkajene Islands Regency which can be seen from: a) effective in reducing the dropout rate (NER), b) class Repeat Rate (AMK) decreases and c) increasing student scores continuously, 2) In its implementation, of course, this boat class cannot be separated from factors that affect, among others, driving factors and inhibiting factors. As for that driving factors, namely: a) There is support form schools such as students who take boat class services who are given time to come to school after returning from fishing and students who take boat class services are specially guided outside of teaching and learning hours in class or school education service policies, b) parental support,while the inhibiting factors for the implementation of boat classes are: a) inadequate learning facilities, b) time is not optimal, c) the absence of special funds for boat class services. Keywords: Boat class, improving the quality of education, and archipelago
Evaluating word representations in a technical language processing pipeline

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Computing raster maps of Earth crust stress regimes in Turkey using WSM database and lineament analysis of satellite images

Summary The investigation of crustal stress state is an important scientific problem for the theoretical investigating of tectonic processes and solving many practical issues of mineral deposits searching and exploration, underground structures construction, disasters forecast, etc. The available measurement data of the modern stress field, summarized in the databases of the international project World Stress Map (WSM), are extremely unevenly distributed, which causes the need to search for approaches to gaps restoration. A method for assessing the crustal stress state regimes (normal faulting, thrust faulting, and strike-slip) on a regular satellite data grid is proposed based on the supervised classification in a multidimensional feature space. Features are generated by constructing and processing lineament networks and contrasting boundaries of satellite images. The projections of the measurement points from WSM database are used as references. The method was applied in the northern part of Turkey. Based on the lineament analysis of Terra MODIS and Aster satellite data, a 21-dimensional feature space was generated and used to classify the territory into three classes with the predominant stress state regimes. The forecast accuracy was estimated based on reference samples and on average is 82%. Ways of further method improvement are discussed.