This document provides instructions to configure an Active Directory domain to enable authentication using Belgian electronic identity (eID) smartcards. It involves setting domain policies, customizing the domain controller and client registry settings, importing the Belgian public key authority certificates, and mapping a user's eID certificate to their account. The goal is to allow users to log into the domain by inserting their eID card and entering their PIN, without needing separate username and password.
Gartner research suggests that there will be 6.4 billion connected devices in 2016, and that figure will hit 20.8 billion by 2020. Here are our top 10 innovative devices.
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This document discusses a study that compared the effectiveness of different modes of mobile interaction for learning English vocabulary among Japanese high school students. The study found no significant differences in learning outcomes between using an adaptive e-book app, a regular e-book reader, or a paper book. Challenges included the books being too difficult, lack of student motivation or free time, and technology that was not engaging. However, international collaboration on mobile learning continues with the goal of designing more effective adaptive learning technologies to bridge cultural and educational divides globally.
This document discusses location-aware applications for learning. It describes location-based guides, games, and information that can enhance learning in specific locations. It also discusses how augmented reality and mobile apps can help students learn about locations by identifying landmarks and providing contextual information about the landscape directly in their view. New research is exploring how to capture and display media for distant landmarks using a 3D terrain map and computing the line of sight to identify salient features and provide information about what a student is looking at in the field.
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Mark Troester, Senior Director, Progress Pacific Product Marketing, presents slides from his Progress Software webinar, "Creating Stunning Enterprise Apps for Web and Mobile." Discover how social media and app tech has changed our lifestyles for good and will impact our business lives. How can business software application developers leverage web apps and mobile apps for business productivity?
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Vector graphics are composed of points, lines and curves that can form complex objects and be filled with colors or patterns, whereas bitmap images are composed of pixels in a literal representation. GIF images can contain up to 256 colors and are used for drawings and animations, while JPEG is used for realistic photos due to supporting more colors but using lossy compression. Linked graphics are updated if the source file changes, while embedded graphics do not change if the source file is altered.
This document explains how to install and boot operating systems from virtual hard disk (VHD) files on your own hardware running Windows 7. It involves creating an empty VHD file, using the Windows Automated Installation Kit to prepare the VHD with an OS installation image, and modifying the boot menu to allow booting from the VHD. This allows testing different OS configurations directly on your hardware without needing virtualization software or dedicating a whole system to a virtual machine.
The document summarizes the quantum model of the atom. It describes how electrons exhibit wave-like properties and have quantized wavelengths. The Heisenberg uncertainty principle states that it is impossible to know both the velocity and position of an electron at the same time. Schrodinger's wave equation defines quantized energy levels and the probability of finding an electron. Electrons occupy orbitals defined by four quantum numbers that specify the electron's unique "address" within the atom.
The document discusses Lewis diagrams and the octet rule for drawing molecular structures. It notes that most atoms form bonds to gain eight valence electrons, with exceptions for hydrogen, groups 1-3, and atoms that can exceed eight electrons. It provides instructions for drawing Lewis diagrams: determine total valence electrons, arrange atoms with singular in middle, form bonds between atoms, and distribute remaining electrons to give each atom an octet where possible. Examples of drawing Lewis diagrams for CF4, BeCl2, and CO2 are included to demonstrate the process.
Today's technology gives us the ability to know exactly where are marketing dollars are being spent, the problem is that we don't have the data. It's not that we dont't have enough data, it's that we're drowning in the data that we have. It's sorting through that data and making sense of it that's the problem. The data needs to be presented in a sensible format to use it effectively. This is precisely why we asked 274 marketing professionals from a broad cross-section of industries and roles about their experience with data in their companies. The results were insightful!
Sioux Hot-or-Not: Essential Unified Process (Ivar Jacobson)siouxhotornot
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The document discusses the need for a new paradigm in software development processes that focuses on practices rather than predefined processes. It argues that processes should be composed of lightweight, independently applicable practices from different methodologies. This allows teams to select the practices most suitable for their needs and change practices flexibly over time. The Essential Unified Process is presented as an example of a practice-centric process delivered through practices rather than rigid methodologies.
Dreams can contain messages, be strange or unknown, and sometimes dreams come true about various topics if you keep hoping and dreaming. The document also discusses dreaming of a better future without wars or global warming, and how dreaming involves hopes, wishes, good thoughts and wanting something to happen.
The periodic law states that the physical and chemical properties of elements are periodic functions of their atomic numbers. Dmitri Mendeleev was the first to organize the elements into the periodic table based on their atomic masses. Glenn Seaborg later refined the periodic table by arranging the elements according to their atomic numbers.
In our first in a series of features from former Heywire Alumni, Heywire 2000 winner Jane Hardy has put together an incredible multimedia experience comparing the similarities between Beijing, a city of almost 16 million people and Burketown, a city of 160 people.
A blog is a personal online space where one can share their voice and ideas with the world. An effective blog has a central focus, allows subscriptions and comments from readers, is connected to other blogs, is regularly updated, and has a unique personality. Blogging allows one to make their thinking public, develop their voice, and potentially create a global online community. Effective blog posts cover a wide range of topics and types, including instructional, informational, reviews, interviews, case studies, profiles, problem solving, projects, opinions, research, predictions, critiques, debates, hypotheticals, and satire. To start an effective blog, one should read critically, think about what they've read, brainstorm ideas, and
Mike Sharples discusses two challenges for mobile learning: achieving massive scale and ensuring sustainability. He argues that some educational methods improve with scale through networked effects, like the telephone, and explores how FutureLearn demonstrates pedagogy at massive scale. Sharples advocates an approach of "bricolage" - creative play with readily available technologies. He suggests smartphones unlock potential through their sensors and that bricolage apps allowing citizen science, place-based stories, or blending Minecraft with the real world could lead to scalable mobile learning.
Platform-as-a-Service is a revolutionary technology that offers rapid application development and deployment directly to the cloud. But does PaaS really pay off? Research group Vanson Bourne recently conducted a survey of 700 IT decision-makers and asked that very question.
The document discusses the Balance Scorecard performance measurement system. It provides an overview of key financial and non-financial measures used across four perspectives: financial, customer, internal business processes, and learning and growth. Specific goals, measures, and advantages of the Balance Scorecard approach are outlined for each perspective. The Balance Scorecard is presented as a strategic management tool that translates organizational vision into measurable objectives.
The document discusses Lewis diagrams and the octet rule for drawing molecular structures. It notes that most atoms form bonds to gain eight valence electrons, with exceptions for hydrogen, groups 1-3, and atoms that can exceed eight electrons. It provides instructions for drawing Lewis diagrams: determine total valence electrons, arrange atoms with singular in middle, form bonds between atoms, and distribute remaining electrons to give each atom an octet where possible. Examples of drawing Lewis diagrams for CF4, BeCl2, and CO2 are included to demonstrate the process.
Today's technology gives us the ability to know exactly where are marketing dollars are being spent, the problem is that we don't have the data. It's not that we dont't have enough data, it's that we're drowning in the data that we have. It's sorting through that data and making sense of it that's the problem. The data needs to be presented in a sensible format to use it effectively. This is precisely why we asked 274 marketing professionals from a broad cross-section of industries and roles about their experience with data in their companies. The results were insightful!
Sioux Hot-or-Not: Essential Unified Process (Ivar Jacobson)siouxhotornot
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The document discusses the need for a new paradigm in software development processes that focuses on practices rather than predefined processes. It argues that processes should be composed of lightweight, independently applicable practices from different methodologies. This allows teams to select the practices most suitable for their needs and change practices flexibly over time. The Essential Unified Process is presented as an example of a practice-centric process delivered through practices rather than rigid methodologies.
Dreams can contain messages, be strange or unknown, and sometimes dreams come true about various topics if you keep hoping and dreaming. The document also discusses dreaming of a better future without wars or global warming, and how dreaming involves hopes, wishes, good thoughts and wanting something to happen.
The periodic law states that the physical and chemical properties of elements are periodic functions of their atomic numbers. Dmitri Mendeleev was the first to organize the elements into the periodic table based on their atomic masses. Glenn Seaborg later refined the periodic table by arranging the elements according to their atomic numbers.
In our first in a series of features from former Heywire Alumni, Heywire 2000 winner Jane Hardy has put together an incredible multimedia experience comparing the similarities between Beijing, a city of almost 16 million people and Burketown, a city of 160 people.
A blog is a personal online space where one can share their voice and ideas with the world. An effective blog has a central focus, allows subscriptions and comments from readers, is connected to other blogs, is regularly updated, and has a unique personality. Blogging allows one to make their thinking public, develop their voice, and potentially create a global online community. Effective blog posts cover a wide range of topics and types, including instructional, informational, reviews, interviews, case studies, profiles, problem solving, projects, opinions, research, predictions, critiques, debates, hypotheticals, and satire. To start an effective blog, one should read critically, think about what they've read, brainstorm ideas, and
Mike Sharples discusses two challenges for mobile learning: achieving massive scale and ensuring sustainability. He argues that some educational methods improve with scale through networked effects, like the telephone, and explores how FutureLearn demonstrates pedagogy at massive scale. Sharples advocates an approach of "bricolage" - creative play with readily available technologies. He suggests smartphones unlock potential through their sensors and that bricolage apps allowing citizen science, place-based stories, or blending Minecraft with the real world could lead to scalable mobile learning.
Platform-as-a-Service is a revolutionary technology that offers rapid application development and deployment directly to the cloud. But does PaaS really pay off? Research group Vanson Bourne recently conducted a survey of 700 IT decision-makers and asked that very question.
The document discusses the Balance Scorecard performance measurement system. It provides an overview of key financial and non-financial measures used across four perspectives: financial, customer, internal business processes, and learning and growth. Specific goals, measures, and advantages of the Balance Scorecard approach are outlined for each perspective. The Balance Scorecard is presented as a strategic management tool that translates organizational vision into measurable objectives.