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This document summarizes Professor Marilyn Leask's presentation on making online collaboration work through examples and challenges. It discusses communities she helped launch for educators in the UK and Europe from 1995-2010, funded by various government and university sources. Key lessons included ensuring communities have a clear purpose that engages members, easy-to-use technology, facilitation of high-quality content, and integrating use into members' work through appraisals and job descriptions. The document also briefly defines the evolution of the web and concepts like semantic web and augmented reality, and provides statistics on communities launched for public services and education.
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This document discusses schematic eyes and cardinal points. It provides an overview of different types of schematic eyes including paraxial and finite models. Paraxial eyes are simplified models useful for basic calculations while finite eyes are more accurate by including aspheric surfaces. The document also describes the six cardinal points - focal points, principal points, and nodal points - which define the optical properties and image formation of an eye. It explains how the locations of these points change under different conditions like aphakia. In summary, the document provides a comprehensive overview of schematic eye models and the important cardinal points used to analyze the optical performance of the eye.Retina and layers
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The retina has 10 layers and contains photoreceptors that convert light into neural signals. The macula contains the highest density of cones and allows for sharp central vision. The fovea within the macula contains only cones laid out single file, allowing for the highest visual acuity. Photoreceptors synapse with bipolar and horizontal cells in the outer plexiform layer. The retinal pigment epithelium supports the photoreceptors and forms the blood-retina barrier.Marilyn Leask: University of Bedfordshire
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This document summarizes Professor Marilyn Leask's presentation on making online collaboration work through examples and challenges. It discusses communities she helped launch for educators in the UK and Europe from 1995-2010, funded by various government and university sources. Key lessons included ensuring communities have a clear purpose that engages members, easy-to-use technology, facilitation of high-quality content, and integrating use into members' work through appraisals and job descriptions. The document also briefly defines the evolution of the web and concepts like semantic web and augmented reality, and provides statistics on communities launched for public services and education.Delitos inform叩ticosCristian Camilo Arredondo Sep炭lveda
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En la presentaci坦n se mostrar叩 que son los delitos inform叩ticos, cuales son y en donde se pueden ver m叩s estos delitos.Basics guide to personalized video
Basics guide to personalized videoThijs Viguurs
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In this guide Thijs Viguurs covers Personalized Video.
What's it? How to avoid the four most common pitfalls? Where do you use it for? What is the difference between Rendered and Layered? And much more!
The guide is written for for Marketers, Productmanagers, Procurement staff, Videomanagers, Projectmanagers, Senior management and others who are involved in ordering and managing Personalized Video.