The document outlines the education and training needs in Maine's technology sector, highlighting job openings, growth rates, and required qualifications for various computer-related occupations. It also discusses available certifications and degree programs at Kaplan University, emphasizing the importance of soft skills and industry certifications for career advancement. Additionally, it provides guidance for students and employers on accessing career services and forming educational partnerships to enhance workforce development in technology.
This document summarizes managed care in mental health, specifically focusing on the NorthSTAR program in Texas. It discusses how NorthSTAR contracts with Local Mental Health Authorities to provide services across 7 counties. It also describes programs like Assertive Community Treatment that provide integrated services for those with severe mental illnesses. Finally, it discusses the goals of prevention and promoting mental health through approaches like Texas Resiliency and Recovery.
Calstart is a member-supported organization focused on expanding the clean transportation technology industry, promoting air quality, job creation, and greenhouse gas reduction. They provide a range of services, including consulting, technology commercialization, and policy advice to help businesses, fleets, and government agencies implement clean transportation solutions. Membership offers access to industry resources, funding opportunities, and a network of contacts to support the commercialization of innovative technologies.
Education in the Field of Technology - A presentation for (ISC)2 Maine ChapterColleen Ruggelo
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The document summarizes a presentation about education and career opportunities in technology fields in Maine. It discusses the needs of local employers, popular technology jobs and their education requirements, certificates and degrees available through Kaplan University, articulation agreements for credit transfers, and ways Kaplan can partner with employers to help employees pursue technology education and careers.
The document discusses the impact of point of care technology (health IT) on healthcare. It presents guidelines and information on how health IT can help by connecting patients and providers, improving access to information, and enabling quality care. The document examines examples of how health IT has positively impacted organizations like home health care agencies. It concludes that health IT can improve outcomes but also faces challenges that require overcoming.
The document outlines the history and development of movie technology from 1895 to present day. It discusses the earliest films shown in theaters in 1895 with no color or sound, the silent era from 1895-1929, the introduction of color in the 1920s and Technicolor in 1922, the first film with synchronized sound in 1927, the development of widescreen formats like Cinemascope in the 1950s, the establishment of the motion picture rating system in 1968, the release of DVD discs and players in 1998, the debut of 3D films in IMAX theaters in 2004, and the release of Blu-ray Disc technology in 2006.
Study of Today's Technology and Technology from the movie - SurrogatesArare Davidson
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The Study of Technology from the movie - Surrogates
consist of 3 interesting points.
1. Realistic Humanoid
2. Thought controlled robotic
3. Surrogates in daily life
The document discusses the evolution and integration of technology in tourism marketing, highlighting the importance of a national tourism platform for Britain and outlining VisitBritain's strategies. It covers the development of digital tools, social media engagement, and mobile technology's role in enhancing consumer experience and supporting traditional travel agents. The text emphasizes collaboration among stakeholders to improve tourism services and drive economic growth.
Tourism Innovation and Tourism Cluster Programme, FinlandMatkailufoorumi
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The document discusses the Finnish Centres of Expertise Programme (CoE) and the Tourism and Experience Management Cluster within that programme. The CoE combines universities, technology centers, and companies to improve innovation capacity. It offers networks, services, and funding opportunities to support regional innovation. The Tourism and Experience Management Cluster specifically works to strengthen expertise in experience management, service design, e-business, and futures forecasting across five centers of expertise. It provides tools, best practices, training and other services to tourism businesses to help them strengthen competencies and create sustainable, customer-focused business models. An example case study of an innovative tourism business developed through this network is also provided.
The document provides an overview of transportation, emphasizing its role in moving people and goods, its contribution to economic activity, and its various modes including roadways, railways, air cargo, and water transport. It discusses the advantages and disadvantages of each mode, highlighting Indian railways as a significant player in the industry while addressing current issues and technological advancements. Additionally, it covers the importance of packaging in transportation logistics, detailing its functions, types, and future prospects.
The document discusses the evolution of travel technology and its impact on tourism, highlighting how modern travelers expect personalized and relevant offers facilitated by mobile and digital innovations. It outlines various dimensions of innovation in tourism, including product, organizational, and market innovations, and emphasizes the importance of innovative entrepreneurship for advancing technological frontiers. The document also provides examples of travel innovators and their applications that enhance the travel planning and booking process.
The document provides an overview of health technology assessment (HTA) reports produced by the Malaysian Health Technology Assessment Section (MaHTAS). It discusses MaHTAS's functions, products, and processes for conducting HTAs. Key points include that MaHTAS has produced over 550 HTA reports since 1997 covering various health technologies. The document also outlines criteria for evaluating the quality of HTA reports based on a checklist from the International Network of Agencies for HTA, focusing on transparency around methods, sources of information, and conclusions.
This document provides an overview of health technology assessment (HTA) through a presentation given at the 62nd Session of the WHO Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean. It defines HTA and its goals of providing evidence-informed input to decision makers and ensuring value for money. The presentation outlines how HTA is a multidisciplinary activity that examines the effects of health technologies on resources, costs, technical aspects, and other issues. It provides examples of HTA implementation from Thailand, Iran, and other countries. The presentation calls for all countries to establish national HTA programs and capacities and emphasizes that HTA is especially important for resource-limited settings. It outlines future commitments and steps from member states and WHO to strengthen HTA in the
CGI stands for computer generated imagery and is used extensively in movies to create visual effects and animations that may not be possible through practical or live-action filming. There are two main uses of CGI in movies - realistic CGI, which aims to make computer graphics appear physically, photorealistically, or functionally realistic; and computer animation, which can be 2D or 3D. Popular animation techniques include tweening, morphing, and rendering. As technologies advance, the applications of CGI continue to evolve and allow for ever greater realism and new types of animated content in films.
The document discusses an interior designer whose primary focus is on the hospitality industry. They ensure they stay up to date on the latest design trends by attending key industry events. The designer places great emphasis on understanding client needs and meeting project briefs. They work closely with other professionals to develop functional and attractive design solutions that comply with regulations while offering creative ideas tailored to client budgets.
The document discusses key functions and modules of property management systems, point-of-sale systems, and sales and catering systems used in the hospitality industry. It describes functions like reservations, room management, guest accounting, order entry, settlement, and group booking. It also discusses common interfaces between these systems and accounting applications, as well as concepts like e-commerce, online reservations, and website development that impact the hospitality industry.
Mpla 2009 The Impact Of Technology On Searching For Health Danielle De Jager ...dloftus
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The document discusses the significant impact of technology on health information seeking, highlighting that 80% of patients utilize online resources for health information, influencing doctor-patient relationships. It also emphasizes the role of online support communities and digital divides in access to information, showing disparities based on socioeconomic and demographic factors. Additionally, the rise of social networking tools and the need for reliable online health resources are addressed throughout the discussions.
Impact of Health Technology Industry in MNGreg Groppoli
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Minnesota's health technology industry has grown significantly in recent years. Between 2013 and 2014, exports of optics and medical products from Minnesota increased by $317 million to $3.7 billion, surpassing the previous peak in 2005. The life sciences community in Minnesota employs over 41,000 people at 891 establishments, with average wages of $88,538. Within this community, the medical device industry employs over 35,000 people at 683 establishments with average wages of $103,480. Investment in Minnesota's life sciences sector hit a new high of $430 million in 2014, driven by increasing investment in medical devices, health IT, and pharmaceuticals/biotech.
This document discusses how technology is disrupting education and the impacts of educational technology (edtech). It notes that edtech is enabling more self-paced and individualized learning through tools like MOOCs and adaptive learning. This is shifting education away from standardized curricula and teaching-centric models toward competence-based assessments and learner-centric models like flipped classrooms. Edtech is also allowing universities to reach more learners through virtual classrooms and recorded lectures. The document argues that edtech will lead to more customized curricula and certifications focused on developing skills like problem solving over pure knowledge acquisition. It concludes that edtech will benefit India by helping it leverage its demographic dividend through improved education systems.
This document describes three types of computer networks: local area networks (LANs) which connect computers in a small area like a room or home; metropolitan area networks (MANs) which connect computers across a larger area like a town; and wide area networks (WANs) which connect computers across the largest geographical areas like countries. It provides details on the transmission rates, mediums, sizes, costs and errors for each type of network.
This document differentiates between three types of networks: LANs cover small geographical areas under 2 km at costs less than 10 mbps, MANs cover medium to large areas under 100km at medium speeds of 100 mbps, and WANs are the largest covering over 100km at the highest speeds of 156 mbps or 622 mbps.
The document defines software and describes different types of software including system software and application software. It discusses operating systems as a type of system software that controls computer hardware and allows users to interact with applications. It also covers utility programs, which help perform maintenance tasks. The document outlines functions of operating systems such as starting computers, providing user interfaces, and managing memory and devices. It provides examples of application software like word processors, spreadsheets, presentations, and graphics editors. The document also distinguishes between proprietary and open source software.
Software consists of instructions that tell a computer's hardware what to do. There are two main types of software: system software that controls computer operations, and application software that performs specific tasks for users. An operating system is system software that coordinates hardware, manages memory and files, and provides a user interface. Application software includes programs for word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, graphics editing, and more. Utility programs allow users to perform maintenance tasks like file compression. Software can be proprietary, where users pay for a closed source, or open source, where users can freely modify free software.
This document provides instructions for connecting a memory card cable to a floppy disk drive. The red stripe on the cable must be aligned with pin 1 on the floppy drive connector. A diagram labels the pins and shows that the red stripe should be next to pin 1 for proper installation.
Computer storage holds data and programs that can be accessed by the processor. There are two types of storage: primary and secondary. Primary storage, like RAM and ROM, is internal memory that can be directly accessed by the CPU. Secondary storage is external and includes magnetic, optical, and flash memory used to store data long-term. RAM is volatile and used for temporary storage while processing, and ROM is non-volatile and stores permanent programs installed by the manufacturer. Secondary storage has greater capacity and lower cost per megabyte than primary storage and allows for portable storage of data.
The document discusses various components of a motherboard including the CPU, expansion slots, expansion cards, RAM slots, ports, and connectors. The CPU controls the computer's operations and interprets basic instructions. Expansion slots allow additional capabilities to be added via cards. RAM slots hold the computer's memory. Ports and connectors allow peripherals to connect to the computer and send/receive data using various interfaces like serial, parallel, USB, FireWire, MIDI, SCSI, IrDA, and Bluetooth. The sound port transmits audio signals.
Dokumen ini memberikan biodata Noor Hashimi bin Hasan, jurulatih teater SMK Seksyen 19 dan penolong kanan hal ehwal murid. Teater SMK Seksyen 19 berjaya meraih pelbagai anugerah di peringkat daerah dan negeri, dengan beberapa pelajar mewakili Selangor ke peringkat kebangsaan. Terdapat juga maklumat mengenai pelajar yang terlibat dalam persembahan teater di Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka.
The document discusses the evolution and integration of technology in tourism marketing, highlighting the importance of a national tourism platform for Britain and outlining VisitBritain's strategies. It covers the development of digital tools, social media engagement, and mobile technology's role in enhancing consumer experience and supporting traditional travel agents. The text emphasizes collaboration among stakeholders to improve tourism services and drive economic growth.
Tourism Innovation and Tourism Cluster Programme, FinlandMatkailufoorumi
油
The document discusses the Finnish Centres of Expertise Programme (CoE) and the Tourism and Experience Management Cluster within that programme. The CoE combines universities, technology centers, and companies to improve innovation capacity. It offers networks, services, and funding opportunities to support regional innovation. The Tourism and Experience Management Cluster specifically works to strengthen expertise in experience management, service design, e-business, and futures forecasting across five centers of expertise. It provides tools, best practices, training and other services to tourism businesses to help them strengthen competencies and create sustainable, customer-focused business models. An example case study of an innovative tourism business developed through this network is also provided.
The document provides an overview of transportation, emphasizing its role in moving people and goods, its contribution to economic activity, and its various modes including roadways, railways, air cargo, and water transport. It discusses the advantages and disadvantages of each mode, highlighting Indian railways as a significant player in the industry while addressing current issues and technological advancements. Additionally, it covers the importance of packaging in transportation logistics, detailing its functions, types, and future prospects.
The document discusses the evolution of travel technology and its impact on tourism, highlighting how modern travelers expect personalized and relevant offers facilitated by mobile and digital innovations. It outlines various dimensions of innovation in tourism, including product, organizational, and market innovations, and emphasizes the importance of innovative entrepreneurship for advancing technological frontiers. The document also provides examples of travel innovators and their applications that enhance the travel planning and booking process.
The document provides an overview of health technology assessment (HTA) reports produced by the Malaysian Health Technology Assessment Section (MaHTAS). It discusses MaHTAS's functions, products, and processes for conducting HTAs. Key points include that MaHTAS has produced over 550 HTA reports since 1997 covering various health technologies. The document also outlines criteria for evaluating the quality of HTA reports based on a checklist from the International Network of Agencies for HTA, focusing on transparency around methods, sources of information, and conclusions.
This document provides an overview of health technology assessment (HTA) through a presentation given at the 62nd Session of the WHO Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean. It defines HTA and its goals of providing evidence-informed input to decision makers and ensuring value for money. The presentation outlines how HTA is a multidisciplinary activity that examines the effects of health technologies on resources, costs, technical aspects, and other issues. It provides examples of HTA implementation from Thailand, Iran, and other countries. The presentation calls for all countries to establish national HTA programs and capacities and emphasizes that HTA is especially important for resource-limited settings. It outlines future commitments and steps from member states and WHO to strengthen HTA in the
CGI stands for computer generated imagery and is used extensively in movies to create visual effects and animations that may not be possible through practical or live-action filming. There are two main uses of CGI in movies - realistic CGI, which aims to make computer graphics appear physically, photorealistically, or functionally realistic; and computer animation, which can be 2D or 3D. Popular animation techniques include tweening, morphing, and rendering. As technologies advance, the applications of CGI continue to evolve and allow for ever greater realism and new types of animated content in films.
The document discusses an interior designer whose primary focus is on the hospitality industry. They ensure they stay up to date on the latest design trends by attending key industry events. The designer places great emphasis on understanding client needs and meeting project briefs. They work closely with other professionals to develop functional and attractive design solutions that comply with regulations while offering creative ideas tailored to client budgets.
The document discusses key functions and modules of property management systems, point-of-sale systems, and sales and catering systems used in the hospitality industry. It describes functions like reservations, room management, guest accounting, order entry, settlement, and group booking. It also discusses common interfaces between these systems and accounting applications, as well as concepts like e-commerce, online reservations, and website development that impact the hospitality industry.
Mpla 2009 The Impact Of Technology On Searching For Health Danielle De Jager ...dloftus
油
The document discusses the significant impact of technology on health information seeking, highlighting that 80% of patients utilize online resources for health information, influencing doctor-patient relationships. It also emphasizes the role of online support communities and digital divides in access to information, showing disparities based on socioeconomic and demographic factors. Additionally, the rise of social networking tools and the need for reliable online health resources are addressed throughout the discussions.
Impact of Health Technology Industry in MNGreg Groppoli
油
Minnesota's health technology industry has grown significantly in recent years. Between 2013 and 2014, exports of optics and medical products from Minnesota increased by $317 million to $3.7 billion, surpassing the previous peak in 2005. The life sciences community in Minnesota employs over 41,000 people at 891 establishments, with average wages of $88,538. Within this community, the medical device industry employs over 35,000 people at 683 establishments with average wages of $103,480. Investment in Minnesota's life sciences sector hit a new high of $430 million in 2014, driven by increasing investment in medical devices, health IT, and pharmaceuticals/biotech.
This document discusses how technology is disrupting education and the impacts of educational technology (edtech). It notes that edtech is enabling more self-paced and individualized learning through tools like MOOCs and adaptive learning. This is shifting education away from standardized curricula and teaching-centric models toward competence-based assessments and learner-centric models like flipped classrooms. Edtech is also allowing universities to reach more learners through virtual classrooms and recorded lectures. The document argues that edtech will lead to more customized curricula and certifications focused on developing skills like problem solving over pure knowledge acquisition. It concludes that edtech will benefit India by helping it leverage its demographic dividend through improved education systems.
This document describes three types of computer networks: local area networks (LANs) which connect computers in a small area like a room or home; metropolitan area networks (MANs) which connect computers across a larger area like a town; and wide area networks (WANs) which connect computers across the largest geographical areas like countries. It provides details on the transmission rates, mediums, sizes, costs and errors for each type of network.
This document differentiates between three types of networks: LANs cover small geographical areas under 2 km at costs less than 10 mbps, MANs cover medium to large areas under 100km at medium speeds of 100 mbps, and WANs are the largest covering over 100km at the highest speeds of 156 mbps or 622 mbps.
The document defines software and describes different types of software including system software and application software. It discusses operating systems as a type of system software that controls computer hardware and allows users to interact with applications. It also covers utility programs, which help perform maintenance tasks. The document outlines functions of operating systems such as starting computers, providing user interfaces, and managing memory and devices. It provides examples of application software like word processors, spreadsheets, presentations, and graphics editors. The document also distinguishes between proprietary and open source software.
Software consists of instructions that tell a computer's hardware what to do. There are two main types of software: system software that controls computer operations, and application software that performs specific tasks for users. An operating system is system software that coordinates hardware, manages memory and files, and provides a user interface. Application software includes programs for word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, graphics editing, and more. Utility programs allow users to perform maintenance tasks like file compression. Software can be proprietary, where users pay for a closed source, or open source, where users can freely modify free software.
This document provides instructions for connecting a memory card cable to a floppy disk drive. The red stripe on the cable must be aligned with pin 1 on the floppy drive connector. A diagram labels the pins and shows that the red stripe should be next to pin 1 for proper installation.
Computer storage holds data and programs that can be accessed by the processor. There are two types of storage: primary and secondary. Primary storage, like RAM and ROM, is internal memory that can be directly accessed by the CPU. Secondary storage is external and includes magnetic, optical, and flash memory used to store data long-term. RAM is volatile and used for temporary storage while processing, and ROM is non-volatile and stores permanent programs installed by the manufacturer. Secondary storage has greater capacity and lower cost per megabyte than primary storage and allows for portable storage of data.
The document discusses various components of a motherboard including the CPU, expansion slots, expansion cards, RAM slots, ports, and connectors. The CPU controls the computer's operations and interprets basic instructions. Expansion slots allow additional capabilities to be added via cards. RAM slots hold the computer's memory. Ports and connectors allow peripherals to connect to the computer and send/receive data using various interfaces like serial, parallel, USB, FireWire, MIDI, SCSI, IrDA, and Bluetooth. The sound port transmits audio signals.
Dokumen ini memberikan biodata Noor Hashimi bin Hasan, jurulatih teater SMK Seksyen 19 dan penolong kanan hal ehwal murid. Teater SMK Seksyen 19 berjaya meraih pelbagai anugerah di peringkat daerah dan negeri, dengan beberapa pelajar mewakili Selangor ke peringkat kebangsaan. Terdapat juga maklumat mengenai pelajar yang terlibat dalam persembahan teater di Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka.
This document categorizes and lists common input and output devices for computers. It separates input devices into categories of text, graphic, audio, and video and lists keyboards, webcams, scanners, mice, microphones, graphic tablets, pointing sticks, MIDI keyboards, CCTV, digital cameras, and barcode readers. Output devices are also separated into categories and include monitors, speakers, LCD projectors, printers, plotters, and microfilm as ways for computers to output text, graphics, audio, and video.
The document lists and categorizes common input and output devices for computers. Input devices include keyboards, mice, webcams, microphones, and scanners that allow users to enter text, graphics, audio, and video into a computer. Output devices like monitors, speakers, printers, and projectors are used to display and communicate the processed text, graphics, audio, and video output from computers.
The document lists and categorizes common input and output devices for computers. Input devices include keyboards, mice, webcams, microphones, and scanners that allow users to enter text, graphics, audio, and video into a computer. Output devices like monitors, speakers, printers, and projectors are used to display and communicate the processed text, graphics, audio, and video output from computers.
This document defines input and output devices and identifies examples for different media types. It explains that input devices are used to enter data into a computer in the forms of text, graphics, audio and video. A keyboard is used for text input while a scanner can be used for both text and graphics. A microphone captures audio input and a webcam provides video input. Output devices are used to present the results of processing to users, and can output text, graphics, audio or video. A monitor displays output visually, speakers produce audio output, and a printer provides hard copies of text and graphic output.
This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about multimedia. The questions cover topics like file types used in multimedia presentations, elements of multimedia, animation, nonlinear presentations, multimedia editing software, devices for connecting cameras to computers, tools that can be used to produce multimedia, interfaces for web design workshops, phases of multimedia production, and testing and publishing phases.
Peta pemikiran diperkenalkan dalam program i-THINK untuk membantu proses berfikir. Terdapat 8 jenis peta pemikiran yang berbeza yang menggunakan proses berfikir tertentu seperti mendefinisikan konteks, membandingkan perbezaan, mengklasifikasikan, menganalisis sebahagian daripada keseluruhan, mengikut urutan, mengenal pasti sebab dan akibat, mencari hubungan analogi, dan renungan mengenai per