Title Of Section Research Articles

توظيف التكنولوجيا في تصميم الإعلان الرقمي وتمثلاتها الإبداعية في نتاجات طلبة التربية الفنية

The research dealt with the topic of (employing technology in the design of digital advertising and its creative representations in the products of art education students). The research contained four chapters. The first chapter dealt with: the methodological framework of the research, represented by the research problem that was revealed in the following question: How has technology contributed to employment in the design of digital advertising? They have no role in enriching the creative process and are represented in their artistic productions. The researcher determined the limits of the research, which were represented by the products of the students of the Department of Art Education - First Stage / College of Fine Arts/ University of Baghdad for the academic year (2020-2021), and then the researcher moved to the second semester, which included two sections. The title of the first section was employing technology artistically for advertising, and the section included the second is the creative process and aesthetic standards in the artistic achievement, and the researcher extracted a number of indicators that resulted from the theoretical framework: 1. The use of digital technical methods in employing shapes by following the technique of assembling and composing photographs, and generating a main rhythm between images and color values, served the functional aspect and the creative process of the advertising poster. 2. The computer showed a kind of diversity and excitement in the use of letters and their formal formulation in the design space. Among the most important conclusions is that the use of digital technology in the field of art education for practical academic subjects has given students the ability to diversify the styles of artistic production and facilitate the procedures used in producing these artistic works.

Sometimes there is no easy answer: Health care protection in conflict zones

PLEASE NOTE: Section titles are N/A to article type submitted (Letter to Editor). On a global scale, health care providers and facilities are observed to be increasingly exposed to dangers amidst political instability, siege, war. Public health is indisputably at the forefront of saving lives during military operations. In the current climate of global adversity, public health professionals have the responsibility to be prepared at all times and well-informed when responding to medical conflicts. Complex humanitarian emergencies cause great disruption, disabling, damaging, destroying community well-being. Public health sciences are evidently at the leading edge of health services planning and provision in mass casualty incidents. This article draws attention to the critical and current subject of health care and medical workers under attack in war zones. Criminal violence is against the law and an action that requires punishment. Lawful conduct that is part of a legally legitimate military operation must comply with the fundamental principles that govern armed conflict. It is important not to confuse the two action in terms of clarity and purpose. As for the extremely topical and vital issue, this article calls upon all parties in relevant fields to refresh and update their knowledge of the International Humanitarian Law, the Geneva Conventions and the various additional protocols in relation to current crises. Particular emphasis is placed on alerting national and international audiences at this turning point in history. When health care is faced with war-torn ethical damage, it is incumbent upon every professional to understand the context, to refrain from getting caught up in dilemmas, avoid getting carried away by popular tabloid trends.

Simulation-based echocardiography learning contribution on training of medical residents.

Echocardiography is a pivotal exam in critically ill patients, a specific training is crucial. Medical residents often lack echocardiography practice. This study aims to evaluate the impact of simulation-based training on medical residents' echocardiography mastery. This interventional study was conducted among medical residents at the Simulation Center of the Faculty of Medicine in Monastir (CeSim) in January 2022. The intervention consisted of a theoretical training and a simulator-based practical training concerning echocardiography. Residents underwent evaluation before and after training through a "Pre-Test" and a "Post-Test," respectively, using a French-language questionnaire. Participation was entirely voluntary. A total of 28 medical residents participated in our study, with the majority being female (57.1%). The median age was 29 years (interquartile range: 28-31.75). Following training, the proportion of participants who reported having the necessary skills for echocardiography interpretation significantly increased (p<0.05). Respondents demonstrated significant improvements in their scores on theoretical tests and practical skills assessments. Concerning echocardiographic views, the percentage of participants who correctly identified the title of the parasternal small axis section increased from 53.6% before training to 100% after training (p <10-3). Significant enhancements were observed in all parameters evaluating the practice of echocardiographic sections by respondents on a mannequin after training, encompassing time to obtain the view, view quality, image quality, visualization of structures, interpretability, and image stability (p<10-3). There was a significant improvement in average response rates for echocardiographic clinical syndroms among medical residents before and after training. All participants emphasized the indispensability of ultrasound education in the training of physicians specializing in managing cardiopulmonary emergencies. This study reports the beneficial role of simulation-based training in enhancing the mastery of medical residents in echocardiography. Incorporating such training methods into their learning curricula is advisable.

Theoretical and legislative approaches to the use of certain terms and concepts in the field of environmental safety

The scientific article highlights the legislative and theoretical approaches to the use of certain terms and concepts in the field of environmental safety, on the basis of which proposals are made for their optimal use in the relevant normative legal acts and in scientific circulation. It is noted that the stability of information and legal support, including in the environmental sphere, is possible subject to the unification of legislative terms, a clear normative consolidation of their content in order to have the same understanding and application in practice. It is concluded that the identification of the concepts of “ecology” and “environment” is erroneous, because “ecology” is that part of it that concerns the natural component of the environment. In this regard, as well as in view of the need to bring national legislation to international standards in the sphere under study, it is more appropriate to use the synonymous term “environment” for the concept of “environment,” which would cover not only the natural component, but also the habitat of mankind as a whole. Arguments are given that the most acceptable title of the relevant section (Book) of the future criminal law, which would take into account the content and meaning of the terms used in it, characterizing first of all the generic object of criminal offenses in the studied sphere, is the title “Criminal offenses against nature and environmental safety.” Such a structural unit of the Special Part of the Criminal Code of Ukraine should contain both criminal offenses against environmental safety and torts against the environment, which are actually identified with criminal violations against the use of natural resources. After all, individual acts in this area can encroach both on relations against environmental safety and on the order of use of the state’s natural resources, while directly or indirectly affecting public health.

Interconnectedness between Vedanta &amp; Poetry of T.S. Eliot and W.B. Yeats’ Poetry

This paper studies the impact of Eastern philosophy on the writings of both T.S. Eliot and W.B. Yeats. The research demonstrates interconnectedness between the Vedic philosophy and the western writers particularly the thoughts pervasive in the writings of Eliot and Yeats. Eliot engaged deeply with Eastern philosophy in ways which significantly influenced his worldview and his poetry. Eliot’s PhD thesis was on the idealist metaphysics of F.H. Bradley, which he found appealing due to its affinities with Indian philosophical sensibilities. Eliot was influenced by both Hinduism and Buddhism, and especially by the Bhagavad Gītā, which he described as one of the greatest philosophical poems, and by the Mādhyamika or Middle Way Buddhist philosophy of Nāgārjuna. The references to Indian literature are particularly prominent in The Waste Land, several section titles of which they reference Indian imagery. For instance, ‘The Fire Sermon’ references the sermon of the same name delivered by the Buddha; ‘Death by Water’ engages with Indra’s slaying of Vṛtra to release the waters in the Rig Veda; ‘What the Thunder said’ references the eponymous episode from the Bṛhadāraṇyaka Upanishad.

2022 개정 교육과정의 초등교육 쟁점 분석

This study aims at analyzing the document system and content of the 2022 revised national curriculum with a focus on elementary school to explore the implications of the national curriculum revision. To this end, the critical issues related to elementary school were discussed. As a result of the study, the 2022 revised curriculum changed the order of Chapters II and III in the overall structure, and made a change by modifying its chapter headings uniformly with the word ‘design’ instead of the existing ‘organization’ term. It shows the nature of the national curriculum that school seeks to establish a curriculum autonomy. In the content of the standards for organizing and implementation the curriculum, the section title was revised to focus on ‘design’, and the content placed emphasis on equipping the student with self-directed learning ability that is suitable for the learner and reflects the student's needs and demands. Among the changes in the 2022 revised curriculum, the need to restructure the key competencies and Foundational Literacy appropriate for the future Education, the meaning of systemizing ‘safety education’ and strengthening health and physical activities, and the meaning of curriculum autonomy through the establishment of ‘school autonomous hours’. The issue was explored and the need for further discussion was suggested.

Corporate Governance, Ownership Structure and Performance of Oil and Gas Firms in Nigeria: A GMM Analysis

The Routledge Handbook of Environmental Accounting, a 2020 publication by Taylor and Francis Group, presents a comprehensive overview of environmental accounting. This review focuses on a specific chapter titled "An Overview of Legitimacy Theory as Applied Within the Social and Environmental Accounting Literature." Deegan's chapter explores the definition of legitimacy theory, emphasizing the alignment of a company's values with societal values and the distinction between actual and perceived legitimacy. Notably, the absence of discussion on 'greenwashing,' a prevalent concern, raises questions. The chapter delves into the interplay of social contract and legitimacy theory, introducing the concept of a 'legitimacy gap.' It highlights manifestations through societal shifts and the 'organizational shadow'. Strategies for companies to manage legitimacy are outlined, acknowledging a lack of empirical evidence. Historical perspectives on legitimacy theory in environmental reporting are discussed, critiquing the reliance on outdated studies. Deegan enumerates criticisms of legitimacy theory, suggesting a section title change to 'Gaps in the Literature.' Despite shortcomings, the chapter provides valuable insights for experienced scholars navigating the intricacies of legitimacy theory in environmental accounting.

Article Review: An Overview of Legitimacy Theory as Applied Within the Social and Environmental Accounting Literature

The Routledge Handbook of Environmental Accounting, a 2020 publication by Taylor and Francis Group, presents a comprehensive overview of environmental accounting. This review focuses on a specific chapter titled "An Overview of Legitimacy Theory as Applied Within the Social and Environmental Accounting Literature." Deegan's chapter explores the definition of legitimacy theory, emphasizing the alignment of a company's values with societal values and the distinction between actual and perceived legitimacy. Notably, the absence of discussion on 'greenwashing,' a prevalent concern, raises questions. The chapter delves into the interplay of social contract and legitimacy theory, introducing the concept of a 'legitimacy gap.' It highlights manifestations through societal shifts and the 'organizational shadow'. Strategies for companies to manage legitimacy are outlined, acknowledging a lack of empirical evidence. Historical perspectives on legitimacy theory in environmental reporting are discussed, critiquing the reliance on outdated studies. Deegan enumerates criticisms of legitimacy theory, suggesting a section title change to 'Gaps in the Literature.' Despite shortcomings, the chapter provides valuable insights for experienced scholars navigating the intricacies of legitimacy theory in environmental accounting.

Generating survey draft based on closeness of position distributions of key words

Automatically generating a survey draft is a challenge to text summarization research because it needs to select important sentences from important references in a large set of candidate papers for composing sections that are in line with section titles and different sections discuss the most relevant reference papers of different number, which are beyond the capability of previous text summarization approaches as they assume that all candidate papers should be included into one summary. This paper proposes an approach to generating survey draft according to a pattern consisting of sections with titles given by the user who requests the survey. The problem of generating each section can be divided into the following sub-problems: (1) rank the input scientific documents (in short documents) according to the title of a section, (2) determine the number of documents that are most relevant to the title, and (3) rank and select sentences from the selected documents according to the title. A position closeness distance of key word is proposed to rank a set of documents by measuring how closely two key words within section title are distributed within each document, which is used to rank the documents. The rationale is that the positions of the neighboring key words of a section title should be closer in more relevant documents than other words. As different sections have different number of selected documents, a method is proposed to determine the number of documents to be included into the current section based on the slope shape of the sorted rank curve of documents according to the section title. Based on the duality property of the closeness, ranks of sentences within a document can be directly obtained when the document is ranked according to the title of section, and both the importance and coherence of selected sentences can be reflected without extra calculation for ranking sentences. Experiments and manual evaluation show that the proposed methods achieve significant improvements compared with other approaches. The proposed approach is significant in applications as different surveys can be generated according to different patterns given by different users.

Aesthetic transgression, writing pain, and the construction of female subjectivities: Joyce Ash’s Beautiful Fire

Joyce Ash’s Beautiful Fire focuses on womanhood and its thematization in multiple contexts. In this collection of poems, she presents a historical trajectory of the struggles of the woman for self-definition. Her exploration of the plight of womanhood sheds light on cultural stereotypes associated with such figuration as she seeks to contest and reconfigure female identity in new cultural and geo-political spaces. In this paper, I explore the meaning of the woman as writer as she ventures into forbidden masculine spaces and claims those spaces for herself. This sense of intrusion is indicative of female resistance and reinvention. I draw from the spirit of Ellen Kuzwayo’s biography Call Me Woman, incidentally the title of the first section of Ash’s collection, to establish a framework for analysis of the poems. I make the claim that the woman writer’s use of the pen to create new genres, the biography in verse, is a mechanism of resistance, self-definition and empowerment.

An open source corpus and automatic tool for section identification in Spanish health records

Background:Electronic Clinical Narratives (ECNs) store valuable individual’s health information. However, there are few available open-source data. Besides, ECNs can be structurally heterogeneous, ranging from documents with explicit section headings or titles to unstructured notes. This lack of structure complicates building automatic systems and their evaluation. Objective:The aim of the present work is to provide the scientific community with a Spanish open-source dataset to build and evaluate automatic section identification systems. Together with this dataset, the purpose is to design and implement a suitable evaluation measure and a fine-tuned language model adapted to the task. Materials and Methods:A corpus of unstructured clinical records, in this case progress notes written in Spanish, was annotated with seven major section types. Existing metrics for the presented task were thoroughly assessed and, based on the most suitable one, we defined a new B2 metric better tailored given the task. Results:The annotated corpus, as well as the designed new evaluation script and a baseline model are freely available for the community. This model reaches an average B2 score of 71.3 on our open source dataset and an average B2 of 67.0 in data scarcity scenarios where the target corpus and its structure differs from the dataset used for training the LM. Conclusion:Although section identification in unstructured clinical narratives is challenging, this work shows that it is possible to build competitive automatic systems when both data and the right evaluation metrics are available. The annotated data, the implemented evaluation scripts, and the section identification Language Model are open-sourced hoping that this contribution will foster the building of more and better systems.

About the prospects of improving the title of Chapter VII of the Special part of the Criminal Code of Ukraine

The article is devoted to clarifying the prospects for improving the title of Chapter VII of the Special Part of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, which provides for responsibility for criminal offenses in the field of economic activity. The indicated problem is highlighted taking into account the achievements of criminal law science, foreign legislative experience and the provisions of the projected domestic criminal legislation.&#x0D; The advantages and disadvantages of each of the three main options (methods) of improving the Criminal Code of Ukraine in the studied part proposed in the legal literature are analyzed. The ratio of economic relations and property relations is shown. Arguments are presented in favor of setting out the title of the relevant section of the current criminal law in the following wording: "Criminal offenses against economic and financial activity".&#x0D; The inexpediency of separating an independent section entitled "Criminal offenses in the sphere of banking" in the Special Part of the Criminal Code of Ukraine is substantiated.&#x0D; On the basis of a brief analysis of the provisions of the names of the structural parts of the project of the new Criminal Code of Ukraine, devoted to economic torts, a conclusion was made about the general acceptability of the approach professed by the developers of this document. In particular, the comprehensive approach of the project developers is supported, who, taking into account the multifaceted nature of the objects of "economic" encroachments, not only refused to designate them with a single term (or phrase) such as "in the sphere of economic activity", "against the economy", etc., but also found it expedient to distinguish two independent structural units, which deal separately with criminal offenses against finances (Chapter 6.3) and criminal offenses against business order (Chapter 6.4).&#x0D; Prospects for further scientific research in the researched field are determined.

GIREP Malta Webinar 2021

Preface After the success of the GIREP Malta Webinar 2020, both GIREP Board members and the organisers/hosts from the University of Malta decided to plan for another meeting for GIREP members, to be organised in 2021. Restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic had automatically led the organisers of the first meeting to decide in favour of organising a webinar. There was hope, from both organisers and participants, that the 2nd meeting would be held face-to-face in Malta. But even this idea had to be abandoned in 2021. So a second webinar was organised instead. Seeing that participants of the first webinar indicated the need for further discussion related to physics teacher education, this being such an important topic, the GIREP Board decided that Webinar 2021 would still focus on ‘Physics Teacher Education: What matters?’ This was the title of the GIREP Malta Webinar 2021.During the Webinar, various keynote speeches were presented. Participants were then sub-divided into groups, according to the workgroups of their interest. The workgroups dealt with specific topics for discussion, led by experts in the field. Participants had time at their disposal to present their work and research. They actively interacted with each other and the group leaders, during discussions. A number of papers were submitted, post-webinar. Each paper was independently and anonymously reviewed by two experts.The workgroups dealt specifically with the following topics:• Preparing teachers for TPACK (technological, pedagogical and content knowledge) and Lab work;• Developing and evaluating teacher PCK (Pedagogical Content Knowledge) in Quantum Mechanics (tools and approaches);• In-service Physics teacher education for early childhood and primary levels;• Pre-service Physics teacher education at all levels;• In-service Physics teacher professional learning for second and higher level education.The topic titles shown above have been used as Section Titles for this Journal of Physics: Conference Series publication. Published papers have been sectioned according to the working group in which they were originally presented.Once again, we must admit that organising the GIREP Malta Webinar 2021 and finalising the editing process for the post webinar publications has been quite a challenge. We have worked with passion and enthusiasm. We firmly believe that discussions, interactions and publications of this kind can help improve teaching and learning at all levels, offering creative ideas that can be used personally by teachers to enhance the class environment, both physically and mentally, as well as creating the important link between theory and practice. We would like to thank all those who contributed to the publication of these papers, including the GIREP board, the authors and reviewers. Thank you for your time and effort.List of International Advisory Committee and Scientific Programme Committee, Local Organising Committee, The Editors are available in this Pdf.

Wallace Stevens and Martin Heidegger: Poetry as Appropriative Proximity by Ian Tan

Reviewed by: Wallace Stevens and Martin Heidegger: Poetry as Appropriative Proximity by Ian Tan Krzysztof Ziarek Wallace Stevens and Martin Heidegger: Poetry as Appropriative Proximity. By Ian Tan. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, 2022. Ian Tan’s book is the first extended study of Wallace Stevens devoted almost entirely to the conversation of Stevens’s poetic oeuvre with Martin Heidegger’s ideas about poetry, dwelling, and the event (das Ereignis). What sets the study apart from other scholarly books or essays that explore the relation between Stevens and Heidegger is, first, the comprehensive nature of Tan’s treatment of Stevens, which begins with Harmonium and proceeds all the way to the last poems from 1954–55; and second, the focus on Heidegger’s notion of the Ereignis. It is indeed the Ereignis that constitutes not only the pivot of Tan’s presentation of Heidegger but also the prism for his extensive analysis of Stevens’s poetry. The linchpin of Tan’s argument finds its explicit articulation in the section title “The Appropriative ‘Force’ of Ereignis and Poetry” (15). While many critical texts highlight the proximity (of poetic interests) between Stevens’s late poetry and Heidegger’s thought, Tan argues for adopting the Heideggerian lens for both early and late poems by Stevens. Such a lens does not mean that Heidegger’s work provides a rigid interpretative framework but rather that the understanding of the event as an opening to being (beyond metaphysical ideas and figurations) can be traced throughout Stevens’s poems and his reflections on poetry. Chapter 1, which serves as the Introduction, locates Stevens, and more broadly the relation of poetry and philosophy, in the context of phenomenology [End Page 117] and post-phenomenological thought (Husserl, Heidegger, Merleau-Ponty, Derrida, Nancy, among others), with the emphasis on the quasi-transcendental sense of presence elaborated there. The book patterns its approach after “the phenomenological significance of poetry in order to read Stevens’ poetic output as dramatisations of Heideggerian appropriations of Being” (16). This approach is developed in chapters 2 and 3, first by reexamining how Stevens and Heidegger can be read in conversation and then by outlining the significance of later Heidegger’s thought, especially about the event, for reading Stevens. Subsequent chapters trace the arc from Stevens’s first collection, Harmonium, through the relation between poetry and politics in the 1930s, to the idea of the Supreme Fiction, and the question of being in the late poetry. Some of the most interesting insights come in chapter 4, “Considering Presence and Place in Stevens’ Harmonium,” and in particular the discussion of poems like “Sunday Morning” and “The Comedian as the Letter C,” which are rarely studied in the context of scholarship inspired by phenomenological thought and which are presented by Tan in terms of “poetic appropriations” of being, anchored in Heidegger’s discussion of the event and poetic dwelling. What is novel, at least to my knowledge, is that the reading of those early poems focuses on tracing proximity to being in terms of a non-metaphysical sense of presence evoked in them. Tan’s claim is that these approximations of being eschew the subject-object divide and move away from the representational view of language. Perhaps the most characteristic reading for this chapter comes in the section entitled “‘Sunday Morning’ and the Post-Metaphysical Poem” (73–75), in which Tan characterizes the poem’s crucial theme in terms of freedom toward “an authentic attunement facing Being and our possibilities to be” (75). While I like the emphasis on the relation to being, a more developed analysis of Stevens’s language in the poem, tracing its “post-metaphysical” openings, would be important in this context. Chapter 5 examines the contentious interpretations of Stevens’s relation to politics, trying to nuance the approach to the political dimension of poetic writing, especially given Stevens’s predilection toward abstraction, which is often discounted as divorced from historical reality or uninterested in contemporaneous affairs. Tan’s position is that politics in Stevens does not manifest in terms of commitment, critique, or commentary but makes itself known through transforming our relation to the world by means of the imagination. In this manner, poetry “opens up...

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EntailClass: A Classification Approach to EntailSum and End-to-End Document Extraction, Identification, and Evaluation

The novelty of zero-shot text classification can address the fundamental challenge of the lack of labeled training data. With the current plethora of multidisciplinary, unstandardized text data, scalable classification models favor unsupervised methods over their supervised counterparts. Overall, the aim is to automate the labelling of each sentence in an input document consisting of section titles and section text. We propose an end-to-end pipeline that includes a document parser, a text classification model called EntailClass, and finally an evaluator to determine balanced accuracy. The suggested pipeline employs a zero-shot approach to classify text within any desired set of aspects. Moreover, text sentences are paired with their section titles and chronological order is maintained within sentences of the same aspect. The proposed automated, three-step pipeline represents a step towards solving the challenge of text classification without the need for an individual dataset for each aspect. It also offers the potential for seamless integration into existing workflows. This zero-shot, generalizable pipeline has achieved 87.2% accuracy and outperformed other state-of-the-art models when applied to supervisory documents.

Editorial

Dear Readers, I would like to wish you all the best for the new year! It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to our first regular issue in 2023, which contains 4 highly relevant and novel articles on various topics in computer science. Looking back at the past year, we successfully increased our visibility and improved the J.UCS platform by featuring the most frequently accessed articles each month on Pensoft Publishers Ltd.&amp;rsquo;s ARPHA Publishing Platform. Thanks to the combined efforts of the Pensoft team and the J.UCS publishing team, we are listed and indexed in more than 40 indexing services worldwide, including DOAJ, Web of Science, and Scopus. The increased visibility and social media presence has also led to a further increase in page views and article downloads, with around 45000 unique views, as well as an increasing number of submitted articles and special issue proposals. We are also very pleased to report that the journal&amp;#39;s Impact Factor has continued to improve with a Web of Science Impact Factor of 1.056 and a Scopus Science Score of 2.7. We are proud to look back on a total of 12 issues with 56 articles by 172 authors from 33 countries on new aspects of various topics in computer science; more precisely, the articles were published in two special issues and ten regular issues. These great achievements were only possible because of the commitment and interest of the community, the valuable support of the Editorial Board, and the support of the members of the J.UCS Consortium. In 2022, we welcomed 12 new Editorial Board members, reaching a total of 189 Editorial Board members. We also gratefully acknowledge the support of 56 guest reviewers during the past year. In particular, I would like to thank Dr. Ulrike Krie&amp;szlig;mann from the Library of the Graz University of Technology, Prof. Klaus Tochtermann from the ZBW, Prof. Christian Eckhardt from California Polytechnic State University, and Prof. Krzysztof Pietroszek from the American University in Washington DC for their generous support in offering an open content journal without charging the authors for their articles. I would also like to thank the J.UCS team, Johanna Zeisberg for taking care of the publication process, Aleksandar Bobic for his social media support, and Alexander Nussbaumer for his technical support, as well as Pensoft Publishers Ltd. for hosting our journal. I look forward to continuing to work with our editors, editorial team and technical support to maintain the success of J.UCS. I would be very grateful for suggestions and feedback on how we can make J.UCS even better and evolve in the future. We also greatly appreciate the generous support of the J.UCS community, especially in promoting the journal and citing relevant articles in their research papers. In this regular issue, I am very pleased to present 4 accepted articles from 16 authors from 6 different countries. Purvaja Balaji, Helena Merker and Amar Gupta from MIT in the USA introduce in their article an automated, three-step pipeline to solve the challenge of text classification, specifically to automate the labeling of each sentence in an input document consisting of section titles and section text. In a research collaboration between Colombia and Belguim, Oscar I. Caldas, Mauricio Mauledoux, Oscar F. Aviles and Carlos Rodriguez-Guerrero conducted a study to measure objective indicators of engagement while study subjects played an immersive virtual game with DDA to &amp;#64257;nd evidence of dynamic response similar to game performance. Robert Ehrensperger, Clemens Sauerwein und Ruth Breu from University of Innsbruck in Austria present in their article a maturity model for comparing and assessing Digital Business Ecosystems (DBE), which was developed based on the Design Science methodology, the review of 22 scientific publications and the interviews of 28 senior experts. In their joint research between Chile, Japan and Colombia, Matias Salinas, Paul Leger, Hiroaki Fukuda, Nicolas Cardozo, Vannessa Duarte and Ismael Figueroa outline their integrated programming environment Incre-IDLE, specifically designed for first-year students, and an evaluation revealed that it is easier to use for the target group compared to professional IDEs. Enjoy Reading

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