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Online Education: Trends and Risks of Digital Technologies

Purpose: to consider the specifics of online education in the context of trend lines, as well as digital technologies playing a significant role in education.Research subject: online education trends that capitalize on education and enable investment in the future.Materials and methods: the research is based on comparative analysis, interdisciplinary approach.The theoretical study is based on conceptual works and research results by Russian and foreign authors devoted to the analysis of online education.The article presents the results of an empirical study.Results: Online education is increasingly demanding and innovative ways of delivering quality content are searching for.In this regard, online education is attracting more and more attention to both sides of the educational process -students and teachers.Among the undoubted advantages is the acquisition of knowledge that, for one reason or another, the student is not able to have in an offline format.The most common reasons include, for example, the problem of knowledge obsolescence and the desire of students to master the latest trends.Thus, the individual can remain in the stream of the latest professional knowledge and trends.Other motives for obtaining online education include firstly, economic accessibility, secondly, the convenience of the acquiring knowledge format, thirdly, the possibility of establishing a convenient time frame for training, and fourthly, the possibility of obtaining additional knowledge.At the same time, online learning as an innovative learning format is fraught with evident and implicit risks.The article analyzes the risks of online education based on empirical results.Conclusion: online learning, on the one hand, creates the need for lifelong learning, creates opportunities for a wide range of students to receive education, on the other hand, it has limitations and risks.Today, Russian universities are required to prepare teachers to use digital teaching materials and improve technical support.
The Impact of Social Media Applications on the Value Pattern of University Rural Youth

This research aims to: 1) measure the degree of use of some social media applications (Facebook - Twitter - Instagram - WhatsApp - Snapchat - Messenger) among university rural youth, 2) identify the nature of the value pattern of the respondents (values ​​of confidence in individuals and in institutions, value pattern concerning the aspirations of the homeland, and the personal pattern of values), 3) determining the associative relationship between respondents' value pattern and their accessibility to and usage of the studied social media applications. Field data was collected from a sample of 110 respondents from rural students at the Faculty of Agriculture, Ain Shams University, representing 10% of the total of 1,100 student, during the period from Feb. to Mar. 2020. Frequencies, percentages, mean, range, standard deviation, relative weight, and Chi Square were used for data analysis and presentation. The results indicated that majority of respondents (56.97%) use WhatsApp, followed by Facebook (51.82%), and Messenger (50.91%). With regard to the respondents' pattern of trust in individuals, trust in family members came first (with a relative weight of 96.67%), followed by trust in people they know on a personal level (77.88%). As for trust in organizations, Al-Azhar institution was in the first place (76.67%), followed by trust in banking institutions (73.94%). Regarding the overall degree of trust pattern, the results indicated that the majority of respondents (75.45% and 64.55%) %) fall in the middle category of confidence in both individuals and organizations, respectively. The results of the Chi Square show the significance of the associative relationship between theoretical values ​​and the use of WhatsApp, as well as the relationship between economic values ​​and the use of Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger.
IT Risk Management Maturity Model for SOA

Risk management is an important area of knowledge in corporate environments, allowing risks to be known and adequately mitigated and addressed.A structured information technology risk management environment can influence the improvement of the flexibility and adaptability of an organization's business processes.In this context, the concept of service-oriented architecture (SOA), aims at the union of organizational processes with the resources provided by information technology (IT).Although SOA has been widely debated and applied in organizational environments, it realizes little attention has been paid to the investigation of a risk management model to assess the maturity of business processes in information technology based on SOA.This work presents a risk management maturity model, formed by the union of good information technology risk management practices and existing maturity models, to be applied in a service-oriented architecture.The proposed model aims to assist in assessing the level of risk management maturity in the SOA scope.To evaluate the proposed model, the scenario of a health organization was used, and the results showed that, the level of IT risk management maturity based on SOA was measured, which provided a holistic view of risk management on the dimensions, people, processes, and technology.
The Incidence of Economic Freedom and Foreign Direct Investment in Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Tunisia

Economic freedom is one of the most important factors in increasing economic growth.Thus, it affects the spillover effects of FDI through the improvement of the absorption capacity in the host countries.In this context, this thesis aims to study the macroeconomic impact of economic freedom on foreign direct investment inflows by basing empirical evidence for data from Tunisia over a period from 1980 to 2017.Using the famous economic method of generalized moments (GMM), the results of the estimates show that FDI positively affects economic growth and requires a high level of economic freedom, and makes it possible to increase the absorption capacity in host countries and '' attract more investors.Economic freedom increases FDI inflows to 0.098 units.More precisely, Tunisia also refers to the positive impact of economic freedom on FDI.
EmpNa at WASSA 2021: A Lightweight Model for the Prediction of Empathy, Distress and Emotions from Reactions to News Stories

This paper describes our submission for the WASSA 2021 shared task regarding the prediction of empathy, distress and emotions from news stories. The solution is based on combining the frequency of words, lexicon-based information, demographics of the annotators and personality of the annotators into a linear model. The prediction of empathy and distress is performed using Linear Regression while the prediction of emotions is performed using Logistic Regression. Both tasks are performed using the same features. Our models rank 4th for the prediction of emotions and 2nd for the prediction of empathy and distress. These results are particularly interesting when considered that the computational requirements of the solution are minimal.
Conditional Markov Chain Structures

In this chapter we extend the theory of Markov structures from the universe of classical (finite) Markov chains to the universe of (finite) conditional Markov chains. As it turns out such extension is not a trivial one. But, it is quite important both from the mathematical point of view and from the practical point of view. We will first discuss the strong conditional Markov chain structures, and then we will study the concept of the weak conditional Markov chain structures.
THE SOFTWARE CONTROLLED EXPERIENCE BASE OF A COMPUTER-AIDED SYSTEM DESIGNER

The article describes an approach to the creation of an experience base for a software design organization, which is focused on its application in the development of software-intensive automated systems (AS). The use of the proposed experience base extends the potential of the OwnWIQA tool-modeling environment in the workplace of a member of the software design team. The specificity of the toolkit includes the design of a reusable model (precedent model) in the process of work execution on the design of an AS, which is included in the experience base for the purpose of its further use in the development of AS or the creation of a new AS from the same family. The article describes the knowledge base model of software projects, tools for finding use cases, implemented in the OwnWIQA environment. Experimental studies are described that reveal the parameters of precision and recall for a precedent search in the knowledge base. The factors influencing these indicators for different users of the system are given. The article may be of interest to specialists in the field of building knowledge and experience bases.
The Content Validity on Reading Comprehensions of National Versions of National Matriculation English Test in 2020 — Based on Bachman and Palmer Test Task Characteristics Theory

Bachman and Palmer constructed a framework based on their test task characteristics theory, and designed five parts in the framework, which furnished the validity testing research with theoretical support. Based on their framework, this paper’s research objects are the national versions of National Matriculation English Test (NMET) in 2020, as well as it tests the content validity of expected answers and text input of reading comprehension in the national versions I, II, and III. The results show that the overall quality of reading comprehension of these three papers is high, which meets the requirements of the curriculum standards and examination syllabus. However, there are shortcomings in the length, difficulty, text types and reading skills evaluation. Therefore, the article length distribution should be more reasonable, the article difficulty should be more moderate, the text types should be more diversified, and the assessment of reading skills should be more comprehensive and balanced in the future, so as to further improve and perfect the content validity of the reading comprehension of NMET.
Evoluzione dell'Open Access a vent'anni dal suo esordio: un viaggio in continuo divenire

Open Access is now placed in the broader Open Science hat, important are the eight pillars of the OS and the FOSTER taxonomy. ... Open science is broadly defined as systemic change in the modus operandi of doing research and organizing science. In general, the paradigm shift embodied by Open Science refers to the rapid development of interactive and collaborative ways to acquire, generate and disseminate knowledge, facilitated by networks based on modern information and communication tools. This recent evolution includes several related trends and phenomena, ranging from citizen science to web 2.0. The presentation traces the evolution of Open Access in these twenty years, from its inception to today, touching the most important stages, looking at what point it has reached and what remains to be done, even if perhaps there is no goal Open Access because OA is a constantly evolving journey. As scientific communication changes, so do the roads and paths to reach open access. As science evolves into ongoing research work, open access accompanies this evolution by integrating the activities of related sectors. Since the rise of the OA movement in 1999 to the present, many important achievements have been achieved. There are still some critical issues that require attention, in particular in interpreting the shades of the various OA colors: the two modes, green (storage in open archives or repositories) and gold (publication in open access journals) plus the only two options, but today there are nuances that mark different roads such as the bronze way or the red way (APC and the profits of commercial oligopolies) or the black one (predatory publishing) which is also characterized by the so-called libraries of shadows. The analysis on the growth of Open Access resources in the various contexts however represents a positive progress. The repositories of the green territories (IR, repository of disciplinary and research data), the lists (journals, monographs and archives), mark a growing trend. The presentation briefly compares commercial OA archive models, also examining new pre-press archive models and the link to citizen science and science journalism.
Social media influences cosmetic business sales performance in Kelantan

Cosmetic has become one of the essentials of modern human needs. So much so, it has eventually become one of the most successful industry in the world. With the opportunity of business in place, a lot of people try their luck by venturing into this industry. With a very high number of products been produce for the market, the competition shift from producing product to make it a demand of the market. Changes in how human connect eventually significantly contribute to how the shift of marketing approach being used. With the amount of internet users increased daily, it indirectly offers another method of marketing. Using social media specifically, it offers another dimension and idea on how to reach out to the target customers. Hence, this approach provides alternatives for business personas in reaching out to their customers. The effects are different, when places of business been taken into consideration. Thus, this study aims to study on the effects of social media onto the performance of Kelantanese cosmetics entrepreneurs, through sales point of view.
ORGANIZATIONAL AND PEDAGOGICAL CONDITIONS FOR FORMING ENTREPRENEURIAL CAPABILITIES IN FUTURE TEACHERS

The article demonstrates the need for the formation of entrepreneurial abilities in future teachers, in view of the development of the educational entrepreneurship environment under the influence of the global economy. At the same time, the problems of insufficient methodological substantiation of educational entrepreneurship, undeveloped psychological and pedagogical support for the formation of entrepreneurial abilities in future teachers, organization of the educational process in pedagogical universities, excluding the action of market mechanisms are identified . To solve the problems, the objective of the study is determined, which is related to the organizational and pedagogical conditions for the development of entrepreneurial abilities in future teachers. These conditions are implemented in experimental work as a part of the developed model at the M. Kozybaev North Kazakhstan University. According to the results of the experimental work, it has been confirmed that, modeling the environment of educational entrepreneurship, organizational and pedagogical conditions motivate future teachers to educational and entrepreneurial activities, professionally enrich the educational environment of the university, lay the groundwork for self-realization in professional and pedagogical activities.
Scalable Evaluation and Improvement of Document Set Expansion via Neural Positive-Unlabeled Learning

We consider the situation in which a user has collected a small set of documents on a cohesive topic, and they want to retrieve additional documents on this topic from a large collection.Information Retrieval (IR) solutions treat the document set as a query, and look for similar documents in the collection.We propose to extend the IR approach by treating the problem as an instance of positive-unlabeled (PU) learning-i.e., learning binary classifiers from only positive (the query documents) and unlabeled (the results of the IR engine) data.Utilizing PU learning for text with big neural networks is a largely unexplored field.We discuss various challenges in applying PU learning to the setting, showing that the standard implementations of state-of-the-art PU solutions fail.We propose solutions for each of the challenges and empirically validate them with ablation tests.We demonstrate the effectiveness of the new method using a series of experiments of retrieving PubMed abstracts adhering to fine-grained topics, showing improvements over the common IR solution and other baselines.
A Novel Watermarking and Re-Encryption Approach to Avoid Illegal Content Sharing In Cloud

Cloud computing is a set of information stored in a cloud, it can be accessed by the user whenever there is a need to access. Cloud computing is a combination of large interconnected computers. Importance of clod computing are storage and processing power to run application. Information can be access from anywhere .Data management is also one importance of the cloud computing. It improves performance. And also a lower infrastructure cost. Lower bandwidth does not support. Another important disadvantage is security thread. Cloud computing requires a constant internet connection. By using watermarking and re-encryption technique we can overcome the problem of security thread in the cloud. In this article we briefly discuss about the above mentioned technique for implementing to overcome the security thread in the cloud computing.
University libraries fighting fake news: an analysis of the knowledge and practices of Portuguese librarians

The 11th International Conference on Information Science and Information Literacy – ICISIL 2021 – will take place in Brașov, Romania, on the 11th and 12th of March, 2021. The conference will be organized by Transilvania University of Brasov, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, with the support of The Public Library of Brașov County and MB Think Tank. ICISIL 2021 will focus on: The Role of Information in Services Provided to Innovative Users. ICISIL 2021 will bring together professionals, academic staff, including doctoral students, with a focus on Information Sciences, along with policy-makers and stakeholders. The conference fosters an inter-disciplinary exchange of knowledge. Sessions include contributed papers, keynote presentations and panel discussions. We support PhD students in the field through reduced registration fees. In addition, a PhD workshop will be held in the morning of 12 March 2021, as part of the ICISIL 2021 annual conference, at no extra cost for all registered students. Moreover, ICISIL 2021 will host a workshop on Innovative Technologies, focusing on 3D printing. Please submit your article via Editorial Manager Editorial Manager ABSTRACTING & INDEXING 11th International Conference on Information Science and Information Literacy is covered by the
A Method for Identifying Transverse and Thickness Compressive Modulus of Glass Fiber Reinforced Composites Based on DIC

In this paper, the short beam shear (SBS) test combined with digital image correlation (DIC) and finite element model updating (FEMU) method is conducted for identification the constitutive parameters of unidirectional composite laminates by minimizing the objective function which is established based on the variance of measured strain and numerical calculated strain. This method has the advantages of insensitive to initial value and high identification efficiency. By changing the test parameters, specimens with different principal planes were used in the SBS test and different failure modes achieved. The standard deviation of E 22 C and E 33 C was 8.47% and 3.58% respectively. The comparison of the identification results of the same batch of specimens, different principal planes, different failure modes and different ROI shows that the results of constitutive identification using the area directly under the indenter is reliable.
The Development of Python's Basic Programming Material for Vocational High School Students

The development of teaching materials is based on students 'confusion in essential programming subjects in Vocational High School (SMK) grade X. So far, the learning process has minimal interesting materials to improve student literacy students' programming knowledge is not maximal. This research aims to make teaching material products with an interactive approach to introduce students to primary programming languages that are attractive and easy to understand. The research method uses the ADDIE model (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, Evaluation). The results of this study were (1) the process of developing basic programming teaching materials was designed through five stages, namely analysis, design, development, application, and evaluation (2) the quality of basic programming teaching materials that were tested through validity and effectiveness criteria. Design experts have validated the media with a score of 94%, content experts with a value of 88%, media experts with a value of 84%, and peer-to-peer teachers with a value of 90%. The data on the effectiveness of student activity observation teaching materials was 86.00. The teacher obtained the results of 85.67 in the feasible category. Based on all the received results, it can show that the product is in a feasible category as a Python’s basic programming learning media.
SMART CITY AS AN OBJECT OF JOINT RESEARCH AS A PART OF AN INTERNATIONAL INTERDISCIPLINARY WORKSHOP

The article describes the experience of participation and joint organization of the Russian-British interdisciplinary workshop on the topic Subjectification of Smart Cities which took place at the University of Salford in June 2019. Exchange of experience between scientists from Russia and the UK specializing in BIM (Building Information Modeling) and GIS (geographical information systems) is extremely valuable not only in the field of developing solutions for the smart city, but also in terms of the methodology ofsuch events, which ensures effective participants interactions. Intensive group work, in the framework of which the phased development of innovative projects was carried out, can be applied in other areas of educational, scientiic and practical activity.
ANALISIS EFEKTIVITAS IRIGASI AIR TANAH DI DESA ASOLU KECAMATAN ABUKI KABUPATEN KONAWE

Water is a very important natural resource for human life, therefore it is proper that these resources should be utilized and controlled to the maximum extent possible so that the potential contained in them is useful for life. Water resources can come from rainwater, surface water (rivers, lakes), springs, and ground water.Irrigation area in Asolu village, Abuki sub-district, Konawe district with 45 ha area is rain-fed rice field assisted by ground water irrigation in dry season. The purpose of this research is to study the irrigation water needs of paddy field and the level of effectiveness of groundwater irrigation in Asolu Village, Abuki District, Konawe District. Based on climatology data analysis using penman modification method, and effective rainfall calculation, the value of water demand (NFR) of 0,0484 m3 / sec, with the width of rice field area is 45 ha, and the availability of the groundwater irrigation (Q) in the village of Asolu is obtained at 0.0553 m3 / sec, thus it can be said that groundwater irrigation meets the water requirement for wetland rice farming in Asolu Village Abuki Sub-district of Konawe Regency. soil irrigation can be said to be effective because the discharge that is available on well I and well II is bigger than the water requirement in the rice field
An analysis of Error Pronounciation in Arabic Vocabulary by Blind Students/تحليل الأخطاء في نطق المفردات العربية للتلاميذ المكفوفين

This study aims to describe the pronunciation errors of vocabulary and the factors causing the pronunciation errors of vocabulary that are read by blind students at MAN 2 Klaten. The method used for this research is descriptive qualitative research. The data collection methods used by researchers to access the data required in the writing of this study are the observation method, the interview method, and the documentation method. From this research, it is known that some of the mistakes made by students include errors in ibdal, hadzf, and idhafah. The factors causing the mispronunciation of vocabulary that are read by blind students are 1) The difference between the two languages in the al-letter makhariju; 2) Students cannot see the teacher who gives examples of vocabulary pronunciation; 3) A hearing mechanism that differentiates sound pronunciation; 4) Blind students do not know the meaning of vocabulary.