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Blockchain Theories and Its Applications

Stuart Haber and W. Scott Stornetta introduced blockchain in 1991 but real utilization of this technology came in view during the year 2008 in the form of cryptocurrency application by Santoshi Nakamoto. To foster digital trust, blockchain technology plays a vital role. At the early stage, this technology was used for financial transactions only. In application areas where we found the need for data storage, blockchain will add value. Blockchain technology adds verified data by the user in the form of uneditable blocks. These blocks are of fixed size structures that keep on adding in the chronological order to form public ledger in the network. Decentralized, distributed working, robustness, and auditable registry of all the transactions make this technology trustworthy and popular. This encourages utilization of blockchain technology worldwide. It supports to improve the performance and reliability of various business transactions. This chapter focuses on working of blockchain technology along with its applications. Financial applications – blockchain provides traceability and transparency to the financial transactions, which makes it as unique technology to take care of financial applications. Financial applications in the area of banking services, insurance sectors such as health insurance, economic business applications, financial auditing, cryptocurrency payment and exchange are the part of discussion. Non-financial applications like health care – in which blockchain technology helps stakeholders to maintain and share patient records with stakeholders in secure way. Governance – blockchain technology can be turned as path changer for the local and central government to take care of governance. This will help in fixing accountability, for providing automation, and safety to the various governance transactions, which ultimately support to overcome corruption. Business and industrial applications – in the area of business and industry applications, blockchain will improve credibility of the business transactions. Blockchain technology will provide visibility, optimization, and demand across the supply chain management in effective way. These are the certain areas under consideration to discuss as part of blockchain applications.
TEACHING INDONESIA LANGUAGE FOR KUN SHAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND VOLUNTEERING FOR CAMPUS GUESTS FROM INDONESIAN UNIVERSITIES TAINAN – TAIWAN R. O. C.

Community service regarding the teaching Indonesia language and volunteering were initiated by the Chinese Language Center of Kun Shan University, Tainan - Taiwan R.O.C. This activity was one of the programs implemented by CLC - KSU in collaboration with international students include me from STKIP Muhammadiyah Enrekang. The purpose were to teach Indonesia language to all Kun Shan University students who were eager to learn Indonesian and to help Indonesia partners from different universities in Indonesia who came to visit Kun Shan University. I did this activity in the campus environment. When teaching Indonesia language, I prefer to teach in canteens or campus cafes to make it more fun while volunteering activities of course I became a translator of Mandarin into Indonesian or vice versa. When Indonesian guests came to KSU, the campus and I took them around and introduced the campus. While my partner in Indonesia prepared the materials and the lesson plans and also the KSU students sometimes did a video call to have long distance conversation.
Videogame Peace Bird

El videojuego que se va a presentar es un juego estilo ‘Flappy Birds’ disenado con el programa Unity con apoyo de otros programas de diseno como XXXX. El videojuego consistira en un pajaro que debe atravesar obstaculos hasta que se choque con uno de ellos, por cada obstaculo superado se obtendra una puntuacion. Al terminar el videojuego se mostrara la puntuacion, highscore y un boton replay para volver a ejecutar el videojuego.Abstract:The videogame presented is going to be a game with similar format as ‘Flappy birds’ an infamous videogame released years ago. The game has been designed with the Platform Unity, using other programs as XXXX for the design. The videogame consists on a bird in the middle of the screen that has to dodge obstacles until it collides with one. For every obstacle that is dodge the score will increase. At the end of the game the score, highscore will be shown as well as a bottom of replay to restart the game.
Changes in Students’ Urakami’s Career Decision-making Self-efficacy Scale Effectiveness of the First Year Career Education Subject of the Faculty of Engineering

This study focuses on the lessons for the freshman career education subject “Career Design”. This subject is characterized by the use of various techniques that promote active learning. Specifically, during each lesson, the students partake in “individual work,” “group discussions,” “individual presentations,” and “group presentations,” and they “submit 200-character reports”. In addition, students have the opportunity to do “Fermi estimates”. And they have time for “sharing experiences with current students and OBOG (alumni) ”. These activities are incorporated into lessons to stimulate the interest of freshman students in the Faculty of Engineering. A high level of satisfaction and comprehension from students were confirmed through the use of such a lesson structure. Moreover, these lessons are also highly valued as a way of improving the students’ Urakami’ s career decision-making self-efficacy.
Clark Family Library: 2020 Fall Teaching Resources from the Remote 2.0 Committee: Instructional Technologies

Curated resources for faculty reviewed by members of the Remote 2.0 subcommittee. Informational resources for instructional and learning technologies, provided by ITS
The evaluation of the mental and emotional state of the university students in the situation of exam

Abstract The purpose of the paper is to describe the results of the theoretical and empirical study of the mental and emotional state assessment of university students in the examination situation. The dependence of students’ mental and emotional state during the examination on personal traits, students’ self-assessment, as well as the specificity of their mental and emotional state with different levels of examination anxiety are discussed. Materials and methods: In our research we used the following methods: Cattell’s 16-factor personality questionnaire, modified version of Max Luscher’s eight-color test – colors choice method (CChM), express test ‘The diagnostics of the examination anxiety’. The sample consisted of 72 first-year full-time students of the specialty ‘pedagogical education’. Age of the students is 17-18 years old. Methods of mathematical statistics are used to estimate data. Research results: The data of the empirical research of the students’ mental and emotional state have revealed the negative impact of the examination situation on the students’ mental and emotional state. The level of examination anxiety, formed in response to a threatening situation, is determined by a set of the students’ personality traits. It has been established that the lower the person’s self-assessment is, the higher the level of students’ examination anxiety. For students with average data of personal anxiety, the state of stress and exam stress has appeared to be tonic, what allows to keep a sufficient level of ability to work and achieve good learning outcomes. Discussion: The results of the research indicate that the assessment of the mental and emotional state of students in the examination situation will allow predicting human behavior in stressful situations, preventing the adverse impact of negative factors on human activity, and also will become the key to the developing a strategy for maintaining students’ psychological health.
Rein digital und multimedial : Das rein digitale Lehrwerk im Deutschunterricht an schwedischen Schulen aus Sicht von Lehrern und Produzenten

This paper is the second part of a study where the first part was written as a literature review on digital learning at school. In this second part the paper focuses on digital schoolbooks and thei ...
Optimal Motion Planning for Multi-Modal Hybrid Locomotion

Hybrid locomotion, which combines multiple modalities of locomotion within a single robot, can enable robots to carry out complex tasks in diverse environments. This paper presents a novel method of combining graph search and trajectory optimization for planning multi-modal locomotion trajectories. We also introduce methods that allow the method to work tractably in higher dimensional state spaces. Through the examples of a hybrid double-integrator, amphibious robot, and the flying-driving drone, we show that our planner tractably gives full-state trajectories that are probabilistically optimal and dynamically feasible.
Education Reform for First Year Students of Faculty of Science and Technology

The Faculty of Science and Technology of Gunma University started the “students’ employability program” for first year students in 2010. This program was supported by MEXT. Classes of “career planning” and “career design” were offered for enhancement of the abilities of freshman students. The career planning was a compulsory subject and was offered in the first semester. In this class, an attitude survey was carried out via questionnaire. The data of more than 4500 students was obtained from 2011 to 2019. Students’ awareness of university selection criteria and the purpose of enrollment were investigated through the data of the questionnaire. As a result, it was found that there were many students whose enrollment intentions were not clear. An additional questionnaire survey was conducted to evaluate the effects of class. These survey results showed that the students’ awareness was improved by the “students’ employability program”.
Connectivity with Strings Attached: The Hidden Cost of Free Internet in African Countries. The Case of Facebook’s Free Basics

This paper focuses on Free Basics, a Facebook- developed mobile app that provides “free” Internet accessto many African countries. However, this humanitarian initiative came at a hidden cost: lack of data protection for its users. This paper debunks Facebook’s win-win narrative arguing that the type of internet connection African users are connected to, and who gains from it, also matters.
GATOR Library: Learning Commons Stats: LOUIS Partnership

This guide displays statistics collected about the GATOR Library of Northshore Technical Community College
Educational Program for Engineering Generalists in Kanagawa University

An educational program to foster engineering generalists started in 2012 is reported. This program is focused on the ability to draw solutions through communication with partners with different specialties. Main skills to develop are discussion, presentation and making reports developed on bases of wide-ranged knowledge of natural science and technology. They are systematically developed through peer review with checklists and personal instruction by teachers.
Improving the Chatbot Experience : With a Content-based Recommender System

Chatbots are computer programs with the capability to lead a conversation with a human user. When a chatbot is unable to match a user’s utterance to any predefined answer, it will use a fallback in ...
An excellent website design enables better connection with the visitor

An excellent website design enables better connection with the visitors and provides favorable experiences. Many a times, particular essential elements ...
Exploring interaction with unmanned systems : A case study regarding interaction with an autonomous unmanned vehicle

Unmanned systems (US:s) of various kinds are becoming more and more sought after resources as they do not have an onboard driver, and thus, can be employed in situations that are either dangerous o ...
PEMBUATAN PEDOMAN STRATEGI PENGAJARAN ‘ENGLISH FOR YOUNG LEARNERS’ BAGI YAYASAN AL-KAHFI PALEMBANG

Abstract Teaching English for young learners requires a strategy that should fit in with their psychological condition. Young learners or children have such an abundant amount of energy that makes them phisically active and may not be able to sit still or concentrate for a long period of time. Therefore, giving them a series of class activities which pressure them to listen carefully to the teacher may lead to undesireable results such as their becoming bored and restrained or even worse, developing indignation towards the lesson itself. There is nothing good that can be derived from this situation in which the children have shielded themselves from learning, A strategy should be made in which young learners may have their natural tendencies to play be catered for, while at the same time they are also learning their lesson which, in this case, the English language. As for this year’s public service, the writer and his team managed to share some of the teaching strategies for young learners with Yayasan Al-Kahfi Cabang Palembang.
ENGLISH AS A STUDENT LITERATION ELECTABILITY: STUDY OF THE ABILITY OF LITERATION IN INDONESIA'S PISA (PROGRAM FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ASSESSMENT) INDEX

This study discusses the important role and what are influences the overall reading ability of Indonesian students and their effect on electability competencies that impact PISA reading index, especially in the ability of reading English texts. Indonesian students generally only have a cumulative literacy index of 397 in 2015 which rose only one point from the cumulative literacy index in 2012 which is still relatively low among countries that follow the PISA assessment. This reflects the electability of students literacy who have not reached expectations yet. The literacy skills of Indonesian students in English with the relationship to the PISA index is influenced by several factors such as the state of reading, level of reading interest, intelligence or intellectual ability, social background, economic and reader culture, reading abilities and habits and ability to absorb new reading. These factors creates continuity in the important role of building electability literacy, namely to create an objective culture, critical and open mind comprehensively in its application in various realms of activity. Knowing that anything which affects literacy skills also needs to be considered that impedes literacy skills such as no language and code similarity between the writer and reader, communication failure, disruption to speech tools, the system of educational institutions that lack sufficient opportunities for reading traditions and socio-economic factors. And nowadays when the 'borderless world' paradigm globalizes society, there must be language alignment tools in literacy, namely English, so that the ability of English language literacy should be obeyed, especially students to understand the importance of English electability in positioning Indonesian students to compete with other countries in literacy skills.
Psycholinguistic Analysis of Cognitive-Discursive Practices of Mediatext Addressee: Interdisciplinary Study

Media space is continually expanding: more and more areas of people's daily activities are connected with the media spheres.The nature of the impact of media messages on humans requires comprehensive study.This article presents the results of the complex psycholinguistic analysis of cognitivediscursive practices of the author and the addressee of the text, during which the peculiarities of the sense structure and expressive plan of publication were determined, experimental research of visual perception of the text was carried out with the help of eye-tracking as well as the readers questionnaire.The synthesis of the obtained data made it possible to determine the impact of the publication, the accounting of which is necessary to make recommendations to the participants of the media communication process.
A Framework for MultiFactorAuthentication on Mobile Devices.- A Bayesian Approach

The most authentication mechanism used in certain domains like home banking, infrastructure surveillance, industrial control, etc. are commercial off the Shelf (COTS) solutions. These are packaged ...
Best practice framework for online safety education (Stage 1)

Education is an important part of prevention and a powerful tool for behaviour change. eSafety uses a range of strategies to raise awareness and promote online safety for young people, providing resources and training programs for educators, young people and their parents. These education strategies are underpinned by a strong research and evidence base, enhanced by insights from the cyberbullying and image-based abuse complaints scheme, which provide unique insights into the nature of online harms. However, over time, eSafety has identified a gap in clear evidence and overarching information about what a comprehensive approach to online safety education should look like. This research was commissioned by eSafety in response to the identified online safety education gaps and as part of its strategic leadership role in this area. This in line with recommendations in the Report of the Statutory Review of the Enhancing Online Safety Act 2015 and the Review of Schedules 5 and 7 to the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 (Online Content Scheme) and the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. Under Section 15 of the Enhancing Online Safety Act 2015 eSafety: • supports, encourages, conducts and evaluates research about online safety for Australians • collects, analyses, interprets and disseminates information about online safety • publishes reports and papers relating to online safety for Australians. The research program is underpinned by four key themes including: 1. tracking trends 2. supporting the development of eSafety resources and programs 3. inter-agency and international co-operation 4. program and resource evaluation.
TAXONOMY ON DOCUMENT SUMMARIZATION METHODS, TOOLS AND OPPORTUNITY

In the current age, internet is formed of incredible information, it is very much needed to bring a better way to gather the information faster and proficient. For a human being it is not an easy job to manually write the summary for a large text document. Internet as ample text materials available in it. So, it is difficult to search for relevant document from N document in different sources in internet. In order to solve these problems, the there is need to automate text summarization. Text summarization is the procedure to find the most important meaningful data in set of documents and to reduce them into a brief version preserving its overall denotations. Here, we highlight the different document summarization methods existing in literature, the tools that does this summarization and the scope that shows us the limitation and possibilities in enhancing the accuracy of the results of those methods.
Research Guides: Music Theory: Starting Your Search

A guide for undergraduate and graduate researchers of music theory First steps in starting your research
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS' ATTITUDE TO LEARNING ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE : A Descriptive Qualitative Research of Seventh Grade Students at One of Public Junior High Schools in Bandung

This research sought to investigate students’ attitude to learning English as a foreign language. It also examined how students’ attitudes were reflected in their English learning process. A descriptive qualitative methodology was employed to reveal the attitudes of junior high school students towards learning English as a foreign language. There were 30 seventh grade students who were participated in this research. The data were obtained through students’ questionnaire, students’ interview, and classroom observation in order to answer the research questions. Regarding the three aspects of attitudes: cognitive, affective, and behavioural, majority of students showed positive attitudes to learning English as a foreign language. Students revealed their capability to follow the English material during learning English. They were enthusiastic coming to the English class and enjoyable the learning activities. Moreover, they also paid attention to their English teacher. Therefore, they did the task well. Students’ attitudes were also reflected in their English learning process in the class. In the sense that their attitudes seem to affect their understanding, their participation, their interest, their perceived benefits in learning English, as well as their strategies in improving their learning English.
LibGuides: Library Resources: Database "How to" Guide and Tutorials

This guide provides a starting place to get help while working in an online environment. It let's you decide what kind of help you need.
Mind Lab Pro vs Performance Lab Mind: Which is right for you?

Our current top nootropics are both fairly similar supplements. Thats precisely why theyre both on our recommended nootropics page; they both tick all ...
Role of Content Analysis in Improving the Curation of Experimental Data

&#x0D; As researchers are increasingly seeking tools and specialized support to perform research data management activities, the collaboration with data curators can be fruitful. Yet, establishing a timely collaboration between researchers and data curators, grounded in sound communication, is often demanding. In this paper we propose manual content analysis as an approach to streamline the data curator workflow. With content analysis curators can obtain domain-specific concepts used to describe experimental configurations in scientific publications, to make it easier for researchers to understand the notion of metadata and for the development of metadata tools. We present three case studies from experimental domains, one related to sustainable chemistry, one to photovoltaic generation and another to nanoparticle synthesis. The curator started by performing content analysis in research publications, proceeded to create a metadata template based on the extracted concepts, and then interacted with researchers. The approach was validated by the researchers with a high rate of accepted concepts, 84 per cent. Researchers also provide feedback on how to improve some proposed descriptors. Content analysis has the potential to be a practical, proactive task, which can be extended to multiple experimental domains and bridge the communication gap between curators and researchers.&#x0D; [This paper is a conference pre-print presented at IDCC 2020 after lightweight peer review.]&#x0D;
'Eco Sight' Amber Trip XVII International Baltic Jewellery Show 2020

Sha-green is a collection of art jewellery artefacts which form a multi-component output, having been disseminated at a series of selected and juried international exhibitions since spring 2018. A piece from this collection was awarded in the category of objects at 'Eco Sight' Amber Trip XVII International Baltic Jewellery Show 2020. The exhibition had to be closed after just two days due to COVID-19. The organisers hope to tour it across a range of venues in a series of countries at a later date.
One-click formal methods

Formal methods have been successfully applied in domains such as microprocessor hardware design and aerospace, e.g., proofs of security properties for helicopter control systems [4]. However, despite 50 years of research and development, we have not seen wide adoption of formal methods for large and complex systems such as web services, industrial automation, or enterprise support software. One of the key difficulties when proving security, safety, and robustness of these systems is the problem of finding the models of system architectures necessary for analysis. Additionally, the size of the potential user community and the business value typically does not justify the creation of scalable and easy-to-use tools for formal verification.