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The Dark Side of Digital Platforms

While intolerant, abusive and hateful speech online has received a lot of attention by researchers in social, media and communication studies, its linguistic aspects have yet to be thoroughly investigated. This book contributes to filling this gap by showcasing how a linguistic perspective has much to offer in unravelling exactly what is occurring. With a common goal to interrogate the linguistic aspects of negative online behaviours on different social media platforms and against different targets, the authors approached the phenomenon from a different methodological frameworks. While primarily interested in identifying, describing and understanding intolerant, abusive and hateful speech online thoroughly and comprehensively, they also had a common belief that their work could inform efforts to contain or mitigate the impact of negative online behaviours regardless of where they occur.Each chapter interrogates a different communicative practice in a specific modality on a range of online platforms in order to offer insights into different quantitative and qualitative approaches when it comes to the complexities of the linguistic analysis of negative online behaviours. The range of methodological frameworks and theoretical approaches utilized in the explorations into online discourses of racism, misogyny, homophobia/LGBQT+ rights and islamophobia/anti-immigrant discourses presented in this volume contribute towards a comprehensive understanding of the linguistic landscape of online hate. The studies in this volume analyse data from three very different countries, cultures and languages – Cyprus, Japan and Slovenia – which demonstrates that negative online behaviours are a global problem which cannot be ignored. Therefore, the findings of these studies have much wider implications.
Online Banking Frauds – An Overview

Online Banking Fraud is a fraud or theft committed using online technology to illegally remove money from a bank account and/or transfer money to an account in a different bank. Online Banking Fraud is a form of identity theft and is usually made possible through techniques such as phishing. Now online banking is widely used to check account details, make purchases, pay bills, transfer funds, print statements etc. Generally, the user identity is the customer identity number and password is provided to secure transactions. But due to some ignorance or silly mistakes you can easily fall into the trap of cyber criminals.
과학영재학생의 수온-염분도에 대한 해석과 개념 이해

The purpose of this study is to investigate the science gifted students’ level of interpreting the oceanic graph and of understanding the oceanic physical concept through analyzing the Temperature-Salinity (T-S) diagram and inferring the SOFAR (SOund Fixing And Ranging) channel. A total of 106 gifted students in the 3rd year of a science gifted high school, using T-S diagrams published in one of the journals of Oceanology, developed descriptive questions asking the depth of the SOFAR channel to conduct the quantitative and qualitative analysis of graph interpretation ability. As a result, there was a big difference in the level of graphs interpretation and concepts understanding for each science gifted students such as interpreting, modeling, and converting, and exposed their alternative concepts about water temperature, salinity, and density. The results of this study will be used to understand the levels of science gifted students' graph interpretation in oceanology, and to provide the basic data for improving the teaching and learning methods of oceanology and also provide basic data for teaching material development related to graph analysis.
The CLASSLA-StanfordNLP model for UD dependency parsing of standard Slovenian

The model for UD dependency parsing of standard Slovenian was built with the CLASSLA-StanfordNLP tool (https://github.com/clarinsi/classla-stanfordnlp) by training on the UD-parsed portion of the ssj500k training corpus (http://hdl.handle.net/11356/1210) and using the CLARIN.SI-embed.sl word embeddings (http://hdl.handle.net/11356/1204). The estimated LAS of the parser is ~92.7.
Framing the Scene: An Examination of Augmented Reality Head Worn Displays in Construction Assembly Tasks

The aim of this work is to examine how augmented reality (AR) head worn displays (HWDs) influence worker task performance in comparison to traditional paper blueprints when assembling three various sized wooden frame walls. In our study, 18 participants assembled three different sized frames using one of the three display conditions (conformal AR interface, tag-along AR interface, and paper blueprints). Results indicate that for large frame assembly, the conformal AR interface reduced assembly errors, yet there were no differences in assembly times between display conditions. Additionally, traditional paper blueprints resulted in significantly faster assembly time for small frame assembly.
The Transmission Channels of Corruption and Economic Growth in Nigeria from 1987 to 2017

While there is a plethora of empirical studies on the relationship between corruption and economic growth, the transmission channels through which corruption affects economic growth have not been well documented in the literature. This study therefore investigates the effects of corruption on economic growth in Nigeria especially with respect to the transmission channels using Seemingly Unrelated Regression (SUR) model (SUR). Secondary time series data sourced from Transparency International, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Statistical Bulletin and World Development Indicators (WDI) for the periods of 1987 to 2017 were used. The result reveals that corruption affects economic growth through investment (GFCF), human capital (HC) and ICT expenditure channel and recommends that government should strengthen the anti-corruption agencies in order to holistically fight corruption at all levels.Keywords: Corruption, economic growth and seemingly unrelated regression model.
LibGuides: Resources for Remote Teaching & Learning: Free Resources During COVID-19

Library and Digital Learning remote teaching and learning resources for students and faculty This page aims to bring together all the free content provided by e-resource and software vendors during the time of the COVID-19 pandemic. These free resources will only be available for this limited time.
Research on the Cultivation of Critical Thinking in the Review of Postgraduate Information Literacy for the Graduation Thesis

Improving the academic information literacy of overseas postgraduate students studying in China is an important part of the postgraduate education. It has been noticed that the review section has become the bottleneck of the quality of both graduate degree theses and dissertations. The use of rich and complicated information sources to conduct an efficient, accurate and comprehensive literature review of the dissertation/thesis has become an urgent problem to be solved. According to the questionnaires, for the information quality and the review writing ability of graduate students, a total of 123 Ph.D. and Master’s Degree students studying at the Harbin Engineering University were randomly selected as research samples, and several solutions were proposed for the problems arising from the investigation results.
Derin Öğrenme Amaçlı Etiketli Veri Üretimi İçin Bir Web Platformu

Compared to conventional RGB images, new problems arise in the use of satellite images for deep learning. The absence of labeled training data for remotely sensed images is one of these problems. One of the methods that can solve the problem of insufficient labelled data available for satellite images in a short time and accurately is crowdsourcing. This study introduces a web platform created to ensure that the labelled data for high-resolution satellite images can be collected by the masses. This platform has a dynamic structure and is designed to be used by different users simultaneously. In order to create tagged data, users can use Google Earth satellite images covering the entire Earth’s surface as well as new images added to the database. In this way, it will be possible to generate labelled data for all types of classes (buildings, roads, forests, streams, hazelnuts, tea, ships, planes, etc.) that can be extracted from images around the world. Help documents have been added to the web platform to identify training classes for users, enabling them to use the platform effectively. Users can use the polygon tool to create descriptive fields for the classes specified in the help document to create labels. Data verification module has also been added to the web platform in order to determine the correct and incorrect labels. In this module, users verify and score the labels created by other people using the help document. As a result, the correctly labelled data with the highest score are selected.
A closer look on indexing and indexing parameters

This paper gives an in-depth knowledge about indexing and indexing parameters. A study of indexing and detailed calculations of indexing parameters like Impact Factor, Site score, h-index, m-index, g-index are really helpful to the new-comers in the area of research. The paper suggests some steps to get a journal to be indexed. The paper would try to have a closer look on indexing and indexing parameters.
Augmented reality procedural guide system.

This video provides a brief demonstration of an augmented reality (AR) system for the provision of guidance on correct procedures during the handling of complex equipment. This system was created as part of a project that aimed to replace user guides and manuals with AR-based solutions, using advanced image processing methods to detect and track areas of interest. The project was funded by the Data Lab Innovation Centre and was undertaken in collaboration with Cadherent Ltd.
The Development of Indonesian Sentiment Analysis with Negation Handling

The polarity of a text can be seen based on the words used in the text.The use of negation words in a sentiment can change the polarity of the sentiment.One example of a negation word in Indonesian is the word 'tidak'.If a sentiment has a word "tidak" combined with a word "jelek" to form "tidak jelek", then the sentiment is classified into positive class.However, if the combination of the word "tidak jelek" is processed as a word that has no relationship, then the sentiment will be falsely classified into negative class.The existence of negation word in a sentiment is one of the challenges in sentiment analysis, because it can cause ambiguity and misclassification when classifying text based on its polarity.This research shows that negation handling cannot be done only by doing syntactic analysis, but it also requires semantic analysis to overcome the problem of ambiguity.
A Study on Designing Service Learning Courses in University Liberal Arts : Focusing on &lt;Understanding Media Literature&gt;

This study is based on the service learning subject operating system (preparation-service execution and reflection-encouragement and evaluation), designing service learning subjects (understanding of media literacy) as liberal arts using the ADDIE teaching system model and its potential Saw.BR First, in the “preparation phase”, the analysis phase analyzed the learners and the educational environment, and in the design and development phase, the education objectives were specified and educational contents were constructed to implement them. At this time, based on the media literacy composition system proposed by Livingston,
Images in the Meranaw Rina-Rinaw: An Intertextual Criticism

This study aims to discover the images in the Meranaw rina-rinaw and the distinctive features that make it sui generis. Through intertextual criticism, this study determines how faithful the rina-rinaw has remained to the prototype, the traditional bayok, or how far it has drifted from the latter. Specifically, this study seeks to do the following: (1) to characterize the imagery of the rina-rinaw; and, (2) to analyze how these images in rina-rinaw text represent the modern Meranaw culture. The findings revealed that the rina-rinaw texts employ a rich variety of imagery which are the essential stuff of which songs are made to draw traction and engage the listeners. They vivify the experience or world portrayed in the songs. These images found in the rina-rinaw texts are representations that connect meaning and language to culture. Most importantly, this study poses a challenge to future researchers to attempt forays into other aspects of the Meranaw culture. This study on the rina-rinaw as one of the many “undocumented” Meranaw art forms provides only a foretaste of much more that the unique and rich Meranaw cultural heritage has to offer.
Light weight and privacy preserving medical services access for healthcare cloud

With the rapid climb of cloud computing technology, healthcare cloud system is turning into progressively fashionably, that reduces the time of unwellness diagnosing and brings nice convenience to people’s lives, meantime the healthcare cloud system sometimes involves user’s non-public information, and there is still a challenge the way to make sure that the sensitive information of users is not disclosed. Advanced encryption standard (AES) could be a terribly helpful technique for the privacy protection of users and is incredibly appropriate for anonymous authentication and privacy access management.
A new approach for 3D face modeling using multi-view-stereo and ICP algorithms

This paper addresses the problem of facial reconstruction, in the form of a 3D model, from images taken with different viewpoints. The system consists of two parts: 3D dense reconstruction and 3D-3D registration. A Multi-View-Stereo algorithm is used in the 3D dense reconstruction, whereas the ICP algorithm is applied in the 3D-3D registration. The proposed system has been tested against data sets from different viewpoints. The results of the proposed system reveal its superiority over the existing models in terms of quality of reconstruction.
ESP testing in the eyes of Polish tertiary teachers

The field of ESP language testing seems to represent significant challenges for trainers.The challenges frequently lie in developing reliable assessment tools, balancing background knowledge and language proficiency in ESP tests, or choosing specific language skills and competencies which ought to be tested in particular fields of academic or professional activity.The aim of this article is to report on a study conducted among ESP teachers practising in a number of educational institutions in Poland.The research sought to investigate what challenges ESP teachers face in designing tests in the context of the subject specific approach in foreign language instruction.
Case Study of the Asset Monitoring Focused on Facility Management

Background/Objectives. This study aims to propose an asset monitoring solution for company’s facility management. Asset monitoring is an end-to-end solution that collects, analyzes, and transmits various data related to business operations. Methods/Statistical analysis: Asset monitoring embedded devices or smart machines through detectors or controllers connected by wired/wireless. The validity of the study was verified by analyzing the difference between supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) and asset monitoring through a literature survey on SCADA that was used in the past. Then, in order to propose the advantages and application of asset monitoring, we conducted a case study on asset monitoring. Findings: The research on three different fields was conducted, and the final result of the asset monitoring was derived. First, we studied asset monitoring of the pipeline company. We can find several meaningful propositions like (1) take multiple networks to one network and (2) local intelligence to react quickly to local events. Second, a result of the investigation of chemical and petroleum is abstracted like (1) reduced energy costs through better management of energy consumers (e.g., forecourt lights) and (2) less downtime of money generators. Finally, we analyzed the automated meter reading/advanced metering technology (AMR/AMT). As same as the previous two cases: (1) interval billing to incent energy conservation and (2) demand response to remotely turn-off devices using high consumption during peak times were important to the company. What we intend to pursue through asset monitoring, in general, is to improve the value of business through convergence with other systems in the company, and it is confirmed that efficiency can be pursued through asset monitoring. Improvements/Applications: Asset monitoring solutions are predictable and cost-effective compared to post-maintenance. Therefore, this paper shows a method to reduce cost by introducing asset monitoring for the facility management section.
Research & Subject Guides: Integrating Library Resources Into Blackboard: Linking to eBooks

This guide will show you how to find, link to, and otherwise make use of the most appropriate library resources for your online teaching in Blackboard.
Digital Media and Students’ Writing Ability

With the development of information and technology nowadays, schools need to adapt and make changes. This research aims to investigate the application of digital media in improving students’ ability in writing a report text. This research was done in one class at one high school in North Sulawesi. The eighth-grade students consist of 30 students. In this study, digital media used was power point presentation. In collecting the data, the researcher worked collaboratively with the English teachers in the school in which Classroom Action Research was employed. The research was conducted in two cycles which there were four steps each cycle: planning, observing, acting and reflecting. The data were collected through observation check list and conducting the test after implementing each cycle. The result of each cycle showed that students writing ability was increased. The result of test in cycle 1: 76.73 and in cycle 2: 81.06. This result leads to a conclusion that students’ ability in writing report text increased. Thus, it could be recommended that writing report text should be taught using an interesting digital media like power point presentation Keywords: Digital media, Writing Skill, report text, CAR.
Фильм «Царь»: актуализация конфликта нормативностей

Media products are able to form and support a discussion environment, which presupposes a wide range of opinions and assessments of the images of the «sacred». In this environment, the problem points of competition for normativity, which is expressed in relation to the significant historical characters, their cinematic representations.
Pengaruh Model Pembelajaran dan Kecerdasan Emosional terhadap Hasil Belajar Peserta Didik

This study aims to determine the effect of the influence of learning models and emotional intelligence on learning outcomes of XI grade students of SMA Negeri 12 Makassar. This research method uses quasi-experimental methods used is "factorial design 3 x 3". Data analysis using the normality test, homogeneity test, hpotesis test and for hypothesis testing is done by one way ANOVA at a significant level of 0.05. The results of the analysis show the average value of student learning outcomes in experimental class 1 in the posttest is 51.89, experimental class 2 is 60.50 and experimental class 3 is 63.47. The average percentage of emotional intelligence in the low category is 59.6, in the moderate category is 36.11 and the value of the category 55.14 is in the high category. The results of testing the hypothesis 1 used analysis of variance (ANOVA) with the SPSS version 22 for windows program at a significant level, α = 0.05, obtained a significance value (0.313 &gt; 0.05), indicating the hypothesis was rejected. It was concluded that there was no influence of learning models and emotional intelligence on student learning outcomes. Hypothesis 2 test results at a significant level, α = 0.05 obtained significance value (0.997 &gt; 0.05), indicating the hypothesis was rejected. It was concluded that there was no influence of emotional intelligence on student learning outcomes. The results of testing the hypothesis 3 at a significant level, α = 0.05 obtained a significance value (0.583 &gt; 0.05), indicating the hypothesis was rejected. It was concluded that there was no interaction between learning models and emotional intelligence on learning outcomes of classroom students.
La facilitated collection: una riflessione sulle collezioni come servizio

This is a blog post from 1 April 2019 by Lorcan Dempsey, Vice President, Membership and Research, Chief Strategist at OCLC. The post considers how the contract termination between the University of California and Elsevier has signalled a change for our scholarly communication models. There are many discussions taking place about how institutions look at their collections. The definition of collection formerly focused on the ‘acquired collection’. Now the definition has shifted and broadened to incorporate other areas of activity like institutional research outputs, research datasets, and more. Libraries are looking at new ways of facilitating access to content, altering their perspective on what is a collection from a localized to a networked view. At the time of publication, Elsevier and University of California contract termination is still in effect, but the University of California is still engaged in conversations with Elsevier.
Generation of Virtual Microstructures for the Optimization of Lithium-Ion Battery Cathodes

The microstructure of lithium-ion battery cathodes rules their performance. However, the production of a variety of cathodes with different microstructures through laboratory experiments is very expensive with respect to costs and time. Thus, model-based simulation approaches, i.e., virtual microstructures generated and analyzed on a computer, have become an important tool for microstructural optimization. In this work, tools for the generation of realistic yet virtual microstructures are presented. Basically, three dimensional reconstructions of cathode microstructures are established by FIB tomography, and the individually shaped particles of the active material phase as well as the carbon black are extracted. A representative set of extracted particles is used to create structures with specified characteristics, such as e.g. the desired mass content of active material and conductive additive or specific particle size distributions. In combination with performance models, a preselection of promising design concepts can be conducted. The complete workflow from the generation of realistic virtual microstructures based on 3D reconstruction via FIB tomography towards the simulation of discharge curves will be shown using the example of a commercial blend cathode consisting of the two active materials LiNiCoAlO 2 (NCA) and LiCoO 2 (LCO). Figure 1
Self-organization and Swarm Intelligence and Evolutionary Computation

The group behavior of social creatures has always been a source of inspiration for computer scientists. Collaborative nature of group members exhibits an intelligent behavior which usually, cannot be obtained by any single individual of the group. This intelligent behavior commonly, known as swarm intelligence is implemented by computer scientists in the form of computational algorithms. Ant colony optimization (ACO), particle swarm optimization (PSO), artificial bee colony (ABC), glow worm swarm optimization (GSO), firefly algorithm (FA) and bacterial foraging optimisation (BFO) are some such computational algorithms and are called as swarm intelligent algorithms.