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Application of electronic educational resources in the preparation process for would be teachers of technologies

The article considers the use of electronic educational resources, as well as testing the feasibility of methods of applying this technology in the training of future teachers of technology. It is emphasized that updating and improving the forms, methods and means of teaching in higher pedagogical school significantly increase the level of information technology training of future specialists in technological education. In particular, electronic educational resources are used to simulate complex real events, situations, visualization of abstract information by dynamic representation of processes, demonstration of fragments of programs, movies, virtual tours and more. IT software allows modern teachers of technology education to combine text, graphics, animation, video and audio information, which significantly increases the level of learning material.In the conditions of integration of modern Ukraine into the European educational space, the form, methods and means of teaching in the higher pedagogical school need to be updated and unambiguously improved. The constant growth of educational information, the need for its analysis, assimilation, generalization, systematization and preservation, expanding the capabilities of the global Internet have led to the widespread introduction of information technology in the training of future professionals in higher education. After all, without knowledge of multimedia technologies, the ability to develop elements of e-educational resources, navigate in the modern information global space, it is impossible to achieve a high level of professionalism and become a competitive specialist.The application of technology of development and use of electronic educational resources can increase the effectiveness of active teaching methods for all forms of organization of the educational process in higher pedagogical institutions: at the stage of independent training of students, lectures, seminars, practical and laboratory classes.
Designing EVE (English Vocabulary Exercises) by using Hot Potatoes as supplementary material for teaching vocabulary to elementary level students

This research was conducted in order to create EVE, an electronic game that can be used to teach and learn vocabularies. The objectives of this research is to see whether EVE can be used to teach vocabulary to elementary school students as a supplementary teaching media. This research takes the form of developmental research. This developmental research was performed in order to create new teaching materials. The research method consists of four phases: analyzing, designing, developing, and implementing also known as ADDI method. Several vocabulary materials from different books and sources were combined with the Hot Potatoes application for teaching vocabularies to complete the designed product. The EVE was created for approximately 50 minutes in teaching and learning period. The completed research was implemented with 11 elementary students from different schools. To sum it up, the researcher found that EVE is usable for teaching vocabulary to elementary level students especially in gaining students’ interest and motivate students to learn vocabulary in more pleasing way.
Flood discharge analysis of Brang Ode River as a disaster mitigation effort in Kalimango Village

Flood is a hydrometeorological disaster that often occurs in West Nusa Tenggara, especially in the Brang Ode River, Kalimango Village, Alas District, Sumbawa Regency. One of the worst floods ever happened was on December 12 th , 2016, which caused several villages to be inundated and houses along the river to wash away. This study aims to obtain the peak discharge from the worst flood that has ever occurred. This model is simulated using HEC-RAS 5.0.7 and QGIS for mapping the flood inundation area. Terrain data used DEMNAS. The peak discharge is obtained from the modeling results based on the flood inundation area, validated with the flood map from the DESTANA (disaster resilient village) Community of Kalimango Village. The modeling results showed that the peak flood discharge is 950 m3/s, with the inundation area 150,752.07 m2. The actual peak flood discharge can be smaller or larger than the modeling results. It may be affected by the DEMNAS raster data accuracy.
Automatic Assessment Method of Oral English Based on Multimodality

With the rapid development of Internet technology and educational informatization, there are more and more oral materials available on the Internet. Therefore, how to adapt to learners’ dynamic abilities and provide them with personalized learning materials has become a very important issue in educational technology. Aiming at the inefficiency of the existing automatic assessment of spoken English, a multimodal-based automatic assessment method of spoken English is proposed. The Word2Vec model is used to extract text features, and then, speech and text are input into GRU temporal structure, and encoder coding is used for multimodal fusion to realize automatic evaluation of multimodal spoken English. Simulation results show that the multimodal model proposed in this paper is superior to the traditional oral English automatic assessment model in terms of fluency, emotional expression, and sense of rhythm and can better improve learners’ oral English level.
Episodes in Model-Theoretic Xenology: Rationals as Positive Integers in R#

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CPEM Virtual Technical Program

Compensated high input impedance stage for the measurements of four terminals resistors up to 20 kHz
Voice in Istanbul Greek: A Language Contact Explanation

The aim of this research is analyzing Voice-related constructions in Istanbul Greek, namely anticausative and passive predicates, and addressing the synchronic differences between the Istanbul dialect and Standard Greek in terms of these constructions from a language-contact perspective. As a morphosyntactic analysis of Istanbul Greek, this research is the first of its kind, and is based on data collected from native speakers, namely the Istanbul Greeks. Voice-related constructions in Greek involve regular use of non-active morphology. Hence, the empirical domain of this research covers the use of non-active morphology in Istanbul Greek. My hypothesis is that the markedness of Istanbul Greek anticausatives is correlated with the markedness of their Turkish counterparts, contrary to Standard Greek. By markedness, I refer to the existence of an overt exponent for the binary morphological distinction between active and non-active forms. I claim that language contact between Istanbul Greek and Turkish is a possible reason for the dialectal differences between Istanbul Greek and Standard Greek in terms of the marking of Voice-related constructions.In terms of setting the theoretical background for Voice-related constructions in Standard Greek, I utilized Alexiadou et al.’s (2015) work about Standard Greek marked/unmarked anticausatives. I also collected data on Standard Greek from ten speakers, which diverged from Alexiadou et al.’s (2015) explanation of Voice-related constructions in the standard dialect. For setting the linguistic background on Istanbul Greek, I utilized the study of Pandelidis (2019). To offer a morphosyntactic explanation for the dialectal differences observed in the Istanbul Greek data, I utilized language contact concepts such as interference (Thomason 2003), convergence (Clyne 2003), valency-copying (Grossman and Witzlack-Makarevich 2019), morphophonological explanations such as the presence vs. absence of an augment, and Haspelmath’s (1993) spontaneity scale, among others.
MANAJEMEN SURAT MASUK DAN SURAT KELUAR DI UNIVERSITAS NEGERI SEMARANG MELALUI SIRADI (SISTEM INFORMASI SURAT DINAS)

The purpose of the study are (1) To know the management of incoming and outgoing mail at UNNES through SIRADI, (2) To know the obstacles faced in the management of incoming and outgoing mail at UNNES through SIRADI. The type of research used is descriptive qualitative research. Data collection techniques are literature research methods and field study methods. The conclusion in this study is (1) The management of incoming and outgoing mail has been managed electronically using SIRADI, (2) On the management of incoming mail, the letter is received centrally in the General Section of BUHK UNNES, (3) At the entry letter recording stage, there is still a work unit that requires an agenda book to record incoming mail, (4) At the stage of preparation of the concept of exit letter is done manually then the letter will be processed through SIRADI, (5) There are constraints such as network and human resources factor, there are still work units that do not digitize the letter i.e. by scanning and uploading mail files. Suggestions of this study are: (1) Need to improve the quality of the internet network to reduce network disturbances, thereby expediting the process of managing incoming and outgoing mail through SIRADI, (2) Need to have a unity of understanding between the staff at each work unit, (3) Writing in an agenda book or expedition book, so that when needed can look at the book to reduce input error.
Digital Banking - Architecture Strategies using Cloud Computing

With recent advances in technology, internet has drastically changed the computing world from the concept of parallel computing to distributed computing to grid computing and now to cloud computing. The evolution of cloud computing over the past few years is potentially one of the major advances in the history of computing. Unfortunately, many banks are still hesitant to adopt cloud technology. New credit unions wanting to achieve greater business agility, cloud technology enables organizations to respond instantly to changing market conditions, leveraging data and applied analytics to achieve customer experience and operational productivity benefits. As a result, cloud computing comes in to provide a solution to such challenges making banking a reliable and trustworthy service. This paper aims at cloud computing strategy, impact in banking and financial institutions and discusses the significant reliance of cloud computing.
Prediction of CPU Utilization in Cloud Environment during Seasonal Trend

Today, the most recent paradigm to emerge is that of Cloud computing, which promises reliable services delivered to the end-user through next-generation data centres which are built on virtualized compute and storage technologies Consumer will be able to access desired service from a “Cloud” anytime anywhere in the world on the bases of demand. Computing services need to be highly reliable, scalable, easy accessible and autonomic to support ever-present access, dynamic discovery and computability, consumers indicate the required service level through Quality of Service (QoS) parameters, according to Service Level Agreements (SLAs) A suitable mdel for the prediction is being developed. Here Genetic Algorithm is chosen in combination with stastical model to do the workload prediction .It is expected to give better result by producing less error rate and more accuracy of prediction compared to the previous algorithm.
TATA KELOLA TAMAN BACAAN MASYARAKAT “MELATI” DESA KOLAM SEBAGAI SARANA BELAJAR ANAK DI MASA COVID-19

At the beginning of the establishment of the reading park it was intended as a means of reading for the community, but due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the reading garden no longer functions as it used to, there was a decrease in visits by people who initially visited the reading garden a lot. Based on observations, the decrease in the interest of reading garden visitors was caused by several things, namely 1) the design of the reading park location was not well organized; 2) A collection of reading gardens that are less varied and not updated; 3) Social restrictions imposed during the Covid-19 pandemic; and 4) the lack of understanding of the management of the reading park (Community for the Children of the Pond Village and Karang Taruna) regarding the management of an attractive reading park and in accordance with health protocol standards during the Covid-19 pandemic. Therefore, based on this problem, a solution was agreed upon to provide strengthening of the governance of the community reading garden for the Children's Community in the Pool Village and the Karang Taruna in the Pool Village as the manager of the "Melati" Community Reading Park in the Pool Village and make the reading garden a means of learning for children during the Covid period. -19. Keywords: Community Reading Gardens, Children's Learning Facilities, Covid-19
Noise Cancellation in Computed Tomography Images through Adaptive Multi-Stage Noise Removal Paradigm

Image de-noising is a noise removal approach, which is utilized to remove noise from the noisy image and is utilized to protect the significant features of images namely, corners, edges, textures, and sharp structures.For medical diagnosis Computer tomography (CT) images are mainly utilized.Due to acquisition and transmission in CT imaging, the noise that appears leads to poor image quality.To overcome this problem, an efficient Noise cancellation in computed tomography images using adaptive multi-stage noise removal paradigm is proposed.The proposed approach consists of three phases namely, Optimal Discrete Wavelet Transform, first stage noise removal using Block Matching, and 3D filtering (BM3D) filter and second stage noise removal using the bilateral filter (BF).Initially, Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) is applied to the input image to diminish noise in CT images.In this method, coefficient ranges are optimally selected with the help of Crow Search Optimization (CSO) algorithm.Secondly, to remove the noise present in the bands, BM3D algorithm is applied.Finally, bilateral filter is applied to the BM3D output image to further enhance the image.The performance of the proposed methodology is analyzed in terms of Peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR), Root Mean Square Error (RMSE), and Structural Similarity Index (SSIM).Furthermore, the multi-stage noise removal model obtained gives the best PSNR values compared to other techniques.
INTERACTIVE SKILLS OF THE BULGARIAN TEACHER IN THE CONDITIONS OF THE MODERN QUALIFICATION PROCESS

The 21st Century is characterized with fast changes in the digital world and more and more talk about interactivity - The Future of the digital education. Digital innovations are more than necessary. Nowadays we are used to everything around us to change in seconds. From smartphones to holographic watches, we live increasingly in a world where the digital reality is prevalent. To enable pedagogic specialists to meet the requirements of these fast changes, they often need to go through additional training and qualifications to acquire additional skills and competencies, as well as share good practice to educate digital citizens. Pedagogical specialists should develop creativity, analytical thinking, and teamwork skills in children. The article discusses interactive pedagogical skills in the context of the modern qualification process. The technology of interactive training is based on the phenomenon of interaction, which gives the special importance of pedagogical communication, manifesting itself as an interaction, where the tendencies for "cooperation" or the active participation of the participants in the training programs deserve attention. The exemplary model of interactive technology for training pedagogical specialists includes the description of several groups of methods that help improve the interactive skills. Interactive communication involves the creation of a dynamic area, changing space, depending on the skills of pedagogical specialists. Interactive skills are presented in detail and show the variety of techniques and technologies used in the learning process. Technology is developed for specific pedagogical work and is based on a specific methodology to build a system of actions between teacher and student to increase efficiency and interactivity. The development of the individuality of each student and the upbringing of his personality are in a situation of play. The use of interactive learning methods allows the creation of life situations, joint problem solving. There is equal communication between learner and trainer based on dialogue and negotiation. For this reason, interactivity most often within one class is achieved through group work. Several interesting concepts are known about the stages in skill development. They outline five key stages in the gradual structuring of skills, which are detailed presented. The article ends with an example of good pedagogical practice, conducted with students in 3rd and 4th grade from Varna, Bulgaria. The Mind Map method is presented.
La investigación para la generación del internet: milenialls y centenialls

Research is one of the key processes of university management, which is facing a complex situation as a result of the health crisis, exacerbated by the digital and generational gap in terms of the approach to virtual scenarios. The Objective: to determine the impact of technological digitalization and the generation gap on university research. Methodology: a documentary research was carried out by means of a bibliographic review of scientific articles taken from Latindex, Redalyc, SciELO, electronic books, documents from official organizations. Results: The university of this century should be dominated by science and technology with the participation of all its researchers. The levels of digital divide: access, use and appropriation of ICT by individuals and organizations (public or private), delay the use of these technologies. The analysis is complex and hinders the development of strategies that allow an adequate management of the generations at work and Conclusions: The challenge for teachers is even greater when being aware that they are working with students born in the digital era, and therefore are constantly receptive to all kinds of innovations.
Structuring information in the system of training masters of natural sciences

The article analyzes the philosophical, psychological, pedagogical, educational, and methodological literature on the research problem; the essence of the concepts “structuring of educational information”, “professional and pedagogical training of masters of natural sciences for structuring educational information” is revealed, methods of structuring educational information are analyzed, forms of presenting educational information are revealed.
Music Recommender System Using ChatBot

Abstract: In this era of technological advances, text-based music recommendations are much needed as they will help humans relieve stress with soothing music according to their moods. In this project, we have implemented a chatbot that recommends music based on the user's text tone. By analyzing the tone of the text expressed by the user, we can identify the mood. Once the mood is identified, the application will play songs in the form of a web page based on the user's choice as well as his current mood. In our proposed system, themain goal is to reliably determine a user's mood based on their text tone with an application that can be installed on the user's desktop. In today's world, human computer interaction (HCI) plays a crucial role, and the most popular concept in HCI is recognition of emotion from text. As part of this process, the frontal view of the user's text is used to determine the mood. The extraction of text tone from the user's text is anotherimportant aspect. We have used IBM Analyser to check the text tone of the user and to predict the mood based on the text of the user, and Last.FM API to recommend songs based on themood of the user. Keywords: Introduction, Product-Architecture, Tone Analyzer, Music Classification Based on Mood, Acoustic Analysis, Experiment, Future/Current Use, Importance, Background, Literature Survey, Methodology, Equations, Planning, Tools and Technology, Conclusion.
Grammatical Errors in the Expository Essays of Public Health Students of Njala University

The purpose of this study was to identify and analyse the grammatical errors in the expository essay of second year students pursuing a programme of study leading to the Bachelor of Science degree in Public Health at the Njala University, Bo Campus. 100 students were randomly selected from among 190 students of the same class who wrote the test on a subject matter that falls within their domain. Errors were identified and categorized into ten: verb usage, noun usage, punctuation marks, spellings, wrong words, capitalization, pronoun usage, prepositions, abbreviations/coinages and articles. To ascertain the percentage and mean score of each error category, descriptive statistics was used. Using this criterion, five error areas: verb usage, punctuation marks, spellings, wrong words and capitalisation were identified to be significant because of mean scores exceeding 2.0 in each case. The remaining error categories were not significant but show that the students have problem using them correctly in expressing their ideas in written form. Most of the errors made were as a result of overgeneralisation of grammatical rules, L1 interference and ignorance of many rules of English Grammar, and the inability of second language learners to construct the forms of the target language because of inadequate exposure to the target language. These error problems would only be overcome if the learners are adequately exposed to the grammar of English from primary school to university, and if they also adopt favourable attitude towards the learning of English.
Adjusting Financial Reporting in the Perspective of Transferring Financial Transactions to the Cryptocurrency Market

The regulation of the cryptocurrency market is becoming an increasingly debated topic in the context of the transition to the digital economy and the health security procedures adopted by the authorities in this period dominated by the pandemic and economic crisis. In this context, we propose a prospective analysis of the effects of legislative regulation and the shift to the cryptocurrency market as a unit supporting digitization. The methods and procedures used in the analysis aim to obtain the staging of the interaction between the accounting system and the cryptocurrency trading processes. Thus, we will address the issue of the digital economy and the effects produced by it, and the result of this approach will be to identify viable solutions that will prevent certain effects on financial reporting and limit tax evasion or other money laundering techniques as a result of the widespread transition to this trading system. The results obtained will be useful to economic decision-makers and tax authorities concerned with these aspects of economic development.