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Navigating the challenges of delivering secondary school courses by videoconference
British Journal of Educational Technology, 2016Abstract The purpose of this research is to unpack and learn from the experiences of teachers who deliver courses to remote secondary school students by videoconference. School districts are using videoconferencing to connect students and teachers who are separated geographically through regular live, real‐time conferences.
Nicole Rehn, Dorit Maor, Andrew McConney
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Course quantization techniques for correlation navigation
1977 IEEE Conference on Decision and Control including the 16th Symposium on Adaptive Processes and A Special Symposium on Fuzzy Set Theory and Applications, 1977Algorithms for correlation-type position fixing are proposed. These algorithms coarsely quantize the stored or sensed data. The algorithms are compared with the mean absolute difference (MAD) algorithm to see if computer storage requirements may be reduced without sacrificing probability of a correct match.
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Jerome Powell: Navigating a New Course?
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018In February 2018, Jerome Powell had taken over as chair of the FOMC. At first glance, the macroeconomic conditions inherited by Powell appeared favorable for continued stability: unemployment and inflation were low, and the economy had been steadily growing for nearly a decade.
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Navigating human rights across the life course
Child & Family Social Work, 2008ABSTRACTIssues related to human rights have increasingly moved to the forefront of professional concern in recent years. Despite this, there has been minimal attention paid to exploring how changing human needs across the lifespan impact upon human rights.
Marie Connolly, Tony Ward
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Isn’t there enough evidence on the benefits of patient navigation?
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023Electra Paskett
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