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IMPROVING TEACHERS’ PROFESSIONALISM THROUGH MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND CLASSROOM ACTION RESEARCH Emalia Iragiliati Sukarni
TEFLIN Journal: A publication on the teaching and learning of English Vol 20, No 2 (2009)
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Abstract: One of the ways to promote the International standard schools’ teacher professionalism was to carry out weekly workshops on material development based on curriculum pathways of the National Plus High Schools using the Information Technology (IT) facilities. This research developed teacher-made materials for the X grade. The materials were graded: narrative, recount, news item, descriptive, ranging from 250 to 500 words. The materials were then tried out in a Classroom Action Research (CAR) at eight classes of X grades. Based on previous research, teachers’ preferences are made in line with the students’ choice of issues to be discussed. It aimed at knowing the feasibility of the materials, the students’ preference of exercises and students’ level of competencies of each class related to the understanding of the units. Results of the questionnaires showed that most of the materials were understood and liked by the students. Thus, professionalism was seen during the process of the CAR.
INFORMATION AND LANGUAGE FOR EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION Sammy Pitoy
TEFLIN Journal: A publication on the teaching and learning of English Vol 23, No 1 (2012)
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Information and Language for Effective Communication (ILEC) is a language teaching approach emphasizing learners’ extensive exposure in different language communicative sources. In ILEC, the language learners will first receive instructions of ILEC principles and application. Afterwards, they will receive autonomous, direct, purposeful, and intensive Input Exposure in particular source/s of information. This will be followed by an Output exposure, in which language learners are engaged in classroom actual discussion in English, analyzing information they have collected before. This article investigates the gradual development of learners’ speaking fluency after undergoing autonomous exposure, which the author used as an effective English teaching innovation for the multi-level second language learners.
Visualization for Information Retrieval based on Fast Search Technology Mamoon H. Mamoon; Hazem M. El-Bakry; Amany Salama
Indonesian Journal of Electrical Engineering and Informatics (IJEEI) Vol 1, No 1: March 2013
Publisher : IAES Indonesian Section

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The core of search engine is information retrieval technique. Using information retrieval system backs more retrieval results, some of them more relevant than other, and some is not relevant. While using search engine to retrieve information has grown very substantially, there remain problems with the information retrieval systems. The interface of the systems does not help them to perceive the precision of these results. It is therefore not surprising that graphical visualizations have been employed in search engines to assist users. The main objective of Internet users is to find the required information with high efficiency and effectiveness. In this paper we present brief sides of information visualization's role in enhancing web information retrieval system as in some of its techniques such as tree view, title view, map view, bubble view and cloud view and its tools such as highlighting and Colored Query Result.
Visualization for Information Retrieval in Regional Distributed Environment Amany Salama
Indonesian Journal of Electrical Engineering and Informatics (IJEEI) Vol 1, No 4: December 2013
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.52549/ijeei.v1i4.82

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Information retrieval (IR) is the task of representing, storing, organizing, and offering access to information items. The problem for search engines is not only to find topic relevant results, but results consistent with the user’s information need. How to retrieve desired information from the Internet with high efficiency and good effectiveness is become the main concern of internet user-based. The interface of the systems does not help them to perceive the precision of these results. Speed, resources consuming, searching and retrieving process also aren't optimal. The search engine's aim is developing and improving the performance of information retrieval system and gifting the user whatever his culture' level. The proposed system is using information visualization for interface problems, and for improving other side of web IR system's problems, it uses the regional crawler on distributed search environment with conceptual query processing and enhanced vector space information retrieval model (VSM). It is an effective attempt to match renewal user's needs and get a better performance than ordinary system.
Rural Load Management using Information Technology R L Chakrasali; H.N. Nagaraja; B.S. Shavaladi; V.R. Sheelavant
Bulletin of Electrical Engineering and Informatics Vol 1, No 3: September 2012
Publisher : Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science

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The mismatch between the generation and demand for electrical power is increasing at an alarming rate. This is mainly due shortage of conventional resources, use of appropriate technology for alternate energy sources and lack of awareness about energy conservation. Power supply to domestic, commercial and industrial consumers is a difficult task to the utilities controlled by the government. In rural India, irrigation pump sets are the major loads. The technical aptitude, attitude and co operation of the consumers helps a lot in energy management. The strategic power supply is affected if the consumers are not complying with the norms. A strategy is framed to provide power to domestic appliances around the clock and agricultural consumers on time division basis. But the local technicians play a corruptive role to violate this which is leading to overloading/failure of the distribution transformers frequently. Here, an attempt is made to devise a method to overcome the problem of agricultural consumers who are getting power on time division basis.  A control unit is installed at each distribution station to automatically monitor and control the power supply to domestic and agricultural consumers as per the pre defined schedule.  This paper explains the use of electronics and information technology in rural areas for better management of the power supply and consumption. The unauthorized connection leading to failure of distribution transformers is also taken care.
A Comparative Study of Risk Assessment Methodologies for Information Systems SANTOSH K PANDEY
Bulletin of Electrical Engineering and Informatics Vol 1, No 2: June 2012
Publisher : Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science

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In todays dynamic and changing economic environment, businesses are subjected to greater risks than ever before. As a result of this, IT Project Leaders/Managers/Director/Senior Technical Staff should be in a position to identify the business risks that an organization faces and the risk management policies that an organization has to effectively manage those risks. These risks may be related with the Finance, Accounting, Information Systems and their security etc. Here, in this paper, we are emphasizing on Information Systems Security risks. Risk assessment is currently used as a key technique for managing Information Systems Security. Every organization is implementing the risk management methods. Risk assessment is a part of this superset, Risk Management. There are various information security risk assessment methods available that can be implemented by the organization, and each has different approaches to assess the information security risks. Organizations find it difficult to select an information security risk assessment method; therefore there is a need for a critical review of existing risk assessment methodologies. This paper presents a brief discussion on the top risk assessment methodologies, particularly COBRA, CORAS, CRAMM, OCTAVE, SOMAP, and NIST Guide, along with strengths and weaknesses of each one. After that a comparative study is also done on the basis of the review results. Further research directions may also be taken by the weaknesses section. This work provides an evaluation to determine whether an information security risk assessment method is in line with information technology governance or not. The research paper will help the Senior IT Personnel to provide their recommendations for using a risk assessment methodology based on the specific requirements of an organization.
Design Of Web-based Information System for Monitoring Class Lectures Case Study : STIKOM Surabaya Hananto, Valentinus Roby; Sukmaaji, Anjik; Widodo, Arifin Puji
Jurnal Sistem Informasi dan Komputerisasi Akuntansi (JSIKA) Vol 1, No 1 (2012)
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As one of the institutions in education, STIKOM Surabaya also had evaluation of learning outcomes that is Ujian Tengah Semester (UTS) and Ujian Akhir Semester (UAS). One of the purpose is to evaluate student learning outcomes of a course for one semester. For students, the results of UTS and the UAS is also one determinant of whether they graduated or not from the course they follow. For teachers, student test results can also be a reference for monitoring the level of student material understanding. From the results of evaluation classes, professors or teachers can monitor the success of the delivery of material in class. In addition, lecturers can also compare the results of his/her class with another parallel class. However, at present, there is no application or system that aims to compare the results of examinations per subject material between parallel classes. This application or system was built to analyze the results of class evaluations to determine the level of success topics material. The application also produces comparisons of evaluation results between parallel classes with the Kruskal-Wallis test. From the implementation and evaluation that has been done, the application can display the score comparison per topic material. By using the Kruskal-Wallis test, this application can display comparison information about mastery of the material between parallel classes. From the results of Kruskal-Wallis test we know whether there are significant differences in the mastery of the material between parallel classes, so the successful delivery of material between parallel classes as possible can be controlled. Keywords: information system, monitoring, evaluation, kruskal-wallis.
Application Design of Company Asset Management Information System Case Study: STIKOM Surabaya Susilo, Franstia Wira Sukma; Sukmaaji, Anjik; Widodo, Arifin Puji
Jurnal Sistem Informasi dan Komputerisasi Akuntansi (JSIKA) Vol 1, No 2 (2012)
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UPAYA MENURUNKAN DEFECT PER UNIT DENGAN MENERAPKAN QUALITY INFORMATION SYSTEM MENGGUNAKAN METODE GUGUS KENDALI MUTU DI ASSY PLANT DEPARTEMEN PAINTING-2 Laksono, Dondon Try
Industrial and Systems Engineering Assessment Journal (INASEA) Vol 9, No 2 (2008): INASEA Vol. 09 No. 2
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Industrial company, especially automotive companies posses unique characteristics compared with other companies. One of these unique characteristics are that they must own a production system which is able to meet customer requests, who recently becomes more and more interested in paint quality. Companies compete to find defect as early as possible in their production area. Painting quality parameter can be measured in number of defects found by Quality Inspection in the Vehicle Inspection line. These defects can be monitored by applying Quality Information System. This system enables faster exchange of defect information to each production operator who made mistakes thereby not reaching quality standards. Company has to invest for this system, and the investment value can be evaluated in efficiency which can also be used to raise company efficiency.
IMPACT OF LIMITED ORAL ANTITUBERCULOSIS INFORMATION TO THE TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS’ COMPLIANCE AND THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE Handayani, Dian; Perwitasari, Diah Aryani
Pharmaciana Vol 3, No 1 (2013): Pharmaciana
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The study about impact of limited oral antituberculosis information delivered bypharmacist to patient compliance and their quality of life in two public health centers inYogyakarta has been carried out. This study was performed using cohort eventmonitoring design, with 14 pulmonary TB patients and positive Acid Resistant Basilwere treated with oral antituberculosis (OAT) for at least 1 month and were older than15 years old. We observed the compliance of one group of patients using oralantituberculosis who were serviced with OAT information and the other group withoutOAT information service. The patients’ compliance was checked by counting theremaining OAT and by interviewing the patients, meanwhile patient’s quality of lifewere measured by SF-36 instrument. The correlation between limited OAT informationservice and patient compliance were analysed using Chi Square and quality of patient’slife were analysed using Independent t-Test with 95% confidence level. It was shownthat characteristics of patients such as age, gender, education, duration of illness, andDirectly Observed Treatment involvement did not influence patient compliance. Therewas no significant correlation between limited OAT information service to patientcompliance and patients’ quality of life (P>0.05). There is no impact of limited OATinformation service to the TB patients’ compliance and their quality of life. Wesuggested that the further and deeply information service delivered by pharmacists inthe public helath centers in Yogyakarta should be carried out.

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