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Design principles for collaboration platforms for open education

2015

Increasing the current low uptake of Open Education Resources (OER) is a key challenge for researchers and practitioners in the field. User studies have shown that collaboration is a main success factor for successful open educational activities. However, effective collaboration in open educational contexts requires well planned processes and platforms supporting collaboration, in particular in physically distributed settings. We have been investigating the value of such platforms, their main features and user requirements to enable collaboration from immature ideas to completed resources. We used quantitative and qualitative research methods to collect insights from potential users of such…

ta113Collaborative softwareKnowledge managementopen educational resourcesbusiness.industryComputer scienceIntellectual propertyUser requirements documentOpen educational resourcesFocus groupcollaborationTerminologyOpen educationcollaboration platformsOERopen educationbusinessQualitative research
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Teaching Knowledge Management by Combining Wikis and Screen Capture Videos

2011

PurposeThis paper aims to report on the design and creation of a knowledge management course aimed at facilitating student creation and use of social interactive learning tools for enhanced learning.Design/methodology/approachThe era of social media and web 2.0 has enabled a bottom‐up collaborative approach and new ways to publish work on the web, promoted by tools such as YouTube video service. In this spirit a knowledge management course was designed aiming to facilitate university students to compose videos on different difficult concepts in the theory part of the course by searching for explanations on the web and by creating a Windows Media Player video focusing on the self‐defined pro…

ta113Collaborative writingKnowledge managementMultimediaComputer Networks and Communicationsbusiness.industryComputer scienceWindows MediaLibrary and Information Sciencescomputer.software_genreInteractive LearningWorld Wide WebProblem-based learningConstructivism (philosophy of education)The InternetSocial mediabusinessSocial constructivismcomputer
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Citizens' Communication Habits and Use of ICTs During Crises and Emergencies

2014

In this article, citizens’ communication habits and use of information and communication technologies during crises and emergencies are discussed from the perspective of community resilience. The topic is approached qualitatively by exploring citizens’ perceptions, and the data were gathered by means of focus groups in storm-prone and flood-prone areas in Finland. The results indicate that citizens consider emergency communication to be mostly unidirectional: from authorities to the public. However, because crises are often complex and fast developing, cooperation among response organizations and citizen groups is needed to coproduce safety and in adapting to changing situations. Organizati…

ta113Community resilienceKnowledge managementSocial PsychologyEmergency managementlcsh:T58.5-58.64business.industrylcsh:Information technologyCommunicationInformation sharingInformation technologyPublic relationsFocus groupHuman-Computer Interactionemergency communicationInformation and Communications TechnologyICTPolitical sciencePublic participationSocial mediacitizen participationta518businessinformation and communication technologyHuman Technology
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Why Do Users Switch Mobile Applications? : Trialing Behavior as a Predecessor of Switching Behavior

2018

Mobile application providers face high user losses because users can easily and often switch to an alternative application. Researchers have recently started to study information technology (IT) switching. However, no studies have concentrated on the unique context of mobile applications. Mobile application switching differs from the switching behavior related to many other IT products and services because of the highlighted role of alternatives, beta versions, updates, reviews, and users’ spontaneous behavior. To address this gap, we develop a mobile-specific model by using a qualitative research approach. As a theoretical contribution, we introduce trialing behavior as a predecessor of sw…

ta113Computer science020204 information systems0502 economics and business05 social sciences0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringswitching behavior02 engineering and technology050203 business & managementmobile applicationsInformation Systems
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SearchBot: Supporting voice conversations with proactive search

2018

Searching during conversations and social interactions is becoming increasingly common. Although searching could be helpful for solving arguments, building common ground, and reinforcing mutual assumptions, it can also cause inter-actional problems. Proactive search approaches can enrich conversations with additional information without neglecting the shared and established social norms of being attentive to ongoing interaction. This demo showcases SearchBot, a tool that minimizes the issues associated with the practice of searching during conversations. It accomplishes this by tracking conversational background speech and then providing continuous recommendations of related documents and e…

ta113Computer science05 social sciencesCommon ground020207 software engineering02 engineering and technologyVoice user interfaceHuman–computer interaction0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineering0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesProactive searchTracking (education)Background speechSpoken conversation support050107 human factorsVoice user interface
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Introduction of Multiflow for HSDPA

2012

This paper introduces a multi-cell transmission scheme for High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) networks, called Multiflow. In this concept, downlink data is transmitted to a user terminal at the border of two cells from one or both of the cells. The cells may belong to same NodeB or to two different NodeBs. The data flows are separated by different scrambling codes used by each associated cell, thus the flows can be treated independently. This provides increased multi-user diversity by means of flexibility in downlink resource management, in addition to the spatial diversity of multiple transmission locations. Another important gain mechanism for this scheme is realized by short-term …

ta113Computer scienceNetwork packetbusiness.industryHSDPALoad balancing (computing)Antenna diversityMonipistelähetysScramblingHandoverTelecommunications linkNetwork performanceNodeBbusinessMultipoint transmissionComputer network2012 5th International Conference on New Technologies, Mobility and Security (NTMS)
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Software-as-a-Service Revenue Models

2013

This paper give an overview of the three main revenue models, focusing on the advantages and disadvantages for SaaS providers and their customers. Also identify the most effective revenue model for particular situations.

ta113Computer sciencebusiness.industrycomputer.internet_protocolSoftware as a serviceSoftware developmentInformation technologyCloud computingService-oriented architectureComputer securitycomputer.software_genreComputer Science ApplicationsEngineering managementRevenue modelHardware and ArchitectureRevenue assuranceYield managementbusinesscomputerSoftwareIT Professional
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How Students Get Going : Triggers for Students’ Learning in Project-Based Education

2018

Repeatedly documented positive student responses to project-based learning during its decades-long tradition in CS attest to the effectiveness of learning by doing. Support for reflective learning nevertheless continues to be a topic worth studying because the intensity of project work together with a high technical orientation among CS students often complicate reflective practice. A critical incident-inspired assignment was added to a project-based course to support reflective practice in spring 2017. In a previous study, the authors analyzed how students approached the assignment and whether they found it supportive for learning. The present study content-analyses the situations that tri…

ta113Computer sciencegovernment.form_of_governmentReflective practice05 social sciences0211 other engineering and technologiesprojektioppiminen050301 education02 engineering and technologyProject-based learningLearning-by-doing (economics)Work (electrical)Project basedproject-based learningMathematics educationgovernmentlearning triggersStudent learning0503 educationCritical Incident Techniquereflektio021106 design practice & managementIncident reportreflection
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Is My Office 365 GDPR Compliant? : Security Issues in Authentication and Administration

2018

The General Data Protection Regulation, commonly referred as GDPR, will be enforced in all European Union countries in May 2018. GDPR sets requirements for processing EU citizens’ personal data regardless of the physical location of the organisation processing the data. Over 40 percent of European organisations are using Office 365. Microsoft claims that Office 365 service is GDPR compliant, and has provided tools to help Office 365 customers to ensure their GDPR compliancy. In this paper, we present some security issues related to the very foundation of Office 365 service, namely Azure Active Directory and administrative tools, and assess their GDPR compliancy. Our findings reveal that per…

ta113Computer scienceinformation securityOffice 365Microsoft OfficeComputer securitycomputer.software_genreAuthentication (law)pilvipalvelutGDPRtietoturvacomputerAdministration (government)Azure
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DOBRO : a prediction error correcting robot under drifts

2016

We propose DOBRO, a light online learning module, which is equipped with a smart correction policy helping making decision to correct or not the given prediction depending on how likely the correction will lead to a better prediction performance. DOBRO is a standalone module requiring nothing more than a time series of prediction errors and it is flexible to be integrated into any black-box model to improve its performance under drifts. We performed evaluation in a real-world application with bus arrival time prediction problem. The obtained results show that DOBRO improved prediction performance significantly meanwhile it did not hurt the accuracy when drift does not happen.

ta113Concept driftComputer scienceMean squared prediction error02 engineering and technologyARIMAconcept drifton-line prediction error correction020204 information systems0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringRobot020201 artificial intelligence & image processingAutoregressive integrated moving averageSimulation
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