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...most essential skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint. Available on your PC or mobile phone, Compass is an online, at-your-fingertips resource for tech savvy students who need help and answers right away. Where Do I Find Compass? www.myitlab.com/compass How to use Compass Open your web browser and navigate to www.myitlab.com/compass Search for a skill by typing a key word or phrase in the SEARCH box To find a FREQUENTLY SEARCHED SKILL click on View Skill next to the skill you are interested in. The search results display in a concept map, centered on the skill you searched. Each skill you click centers the concept map to show additional skills related to your search. When the skill you are looking for appears in the search results, click on the skill name to launch step-by-step instructions. Click on the VIEW AT A GLANCE or WATCH VIDEO button to see how to execute the skill. RETURN TO MAP will always bring you back to the map where you last left it. Learn more about using the skill in Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint, by clicking the OPEN tab in the lower right hand corner of the screen. Click the CLOSE tab when you are finished. To search for another skill, type a key word or phrase in the search box at the top of the screen or click the HOME button to go to the home page. Exit the program by closing your browser window. How Do I Use Compass on My Mobile Phone? Open your mobile browser and navigate to www.myitlab.com/compass Search for a skill by typing...
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... and quickly upload to a processing server without users having to use a desktop system. I will evaluate benefits realized by consumers because of the ability to gain access to their own data via mobile applications. Examine the challenges of developing applications that run on mobile devices because of the small screen size. Describe the methods that can be used to decide which platform to support, i. e., iPhone, iPad, Windows Phone, or Android. I will also talk about Mobile applications require high availability because end users need to have continuous access to IT and IS systems. I will discuss ways of providing high availability. Finally I will discuss mobile devices are subjected to hacking at a higher rate that non-mobile devices and discuss methods of making mobile devices more secure. Table of Contents Abstract ………………………………………………………………………………....... 2 Contents ………………………………………………………………………………….. 3 Effectiveness & Efficiency mobile-based applications to capture Geolocation data ……. 4 Benefits realized by consumers to access their own data via mobile apps ………………. 5 Challenges of Developing apps to run on mobile devices because of small screens …….. 6 Methods that can be used to decide which Platform to use………………………………. 7 Mobile apps require high availability for end users need continuous access IT/IS systems. 8 Discuss ways of providing high availability …………………………………………… 9 Discuss methods of making mobile...
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...USING THE CLASSROOM TAB 5.1 CLASSROOM TAB The classroom tab is located at the top of the page next to the home tab. Click the classroom tab. The student’s next page will be the current class the student is participating in. Under the classroom tab are four new tabs. They are materials, discussions, assignments, and grades. The University of Phoenix is geared for adult learners. UoP has a very extensive user friendly website for the active learner. Figure 1.3 CLASSROOM TAB 5.1.1 COURSE OUTLINE When the student has clicked the classroom tab, the next screen will be automatically being the materials tab. The tabs are located at the top of the screen, directly under the classroom tab. In the materials tab the student will have a variety of information at their fingertips. Located on the left will be the course outline. The outline will give the student an overview of week to week activities. It will also give the student a course overview, and course policies. The student has the ability to access an overview of the course. Figure 1.4 MATERIALS TAB, COURSE OUTLINE 5.1.2 POLICIES Under the course outline there is a link for policies. When the link is clicked on, it will open another window. It will give the student the opportunity to read all the policies and procedures of UofP. It gives the user the opportunity to read all the rules and policies under several different types of students. 5.2 DISCUSSION TAB Next to the materials...
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...tips and then wash their hands. Collect unwashed nail tips and dough samples and tell learners you will explain the results of this activity at the end of the lecture. Video: INFECTION. Don’t be the one to pass it on * For germs to enter our bodies to cause disease and infection, they must pass through a portal of entry, whether it is an eye, ear, nose, mouth, cut, incision or any other bodily orifice * As we saw in the video, when germs enter through these portals they mostly come from our fingertips when we eat, scratch, or blow our nose, and not from the back of our hands or palms. * Nails trap all sorts of germs and debris, and these germs mostly reside under the nails.OpeningFingernail length self-test * Hold your hand up with your palm facing towards you * Can you see the fingernail extending over the top of your finger? * If so, it is too long for optimum hand hygiene and safe patient careQuestionsRaise your hand if: * you are currently wearing nail polish * your nail polish has been worn for more than 4 days and starting to chip * you are wearing artificial acrylic fingernail tips or nail extenders * you are wearing any earrings or rings * you have...
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...THE IPHONE * In January 2007, Steve Jobs introduced the Apple iPhone during his keynote address at the Macworld Conference and Expo. In its first appearance on screen and in Jobs's hand, the phone looked like a sleek but inanimate black rectangle. * Then, Jobs touched the screen. Suddenly, the featureless rectangle became an interactive surface. Jobs placed a fingertip on an on-screen arrow and slid it from left to right. When his finger moved, the arrow moved with it, unlocking the phone. To some people, this interaction between a human finger and an on-screen image was more amazing than all of its other features combined. WHAT CAN WE DO WITH IPHONE? In some ways, the iPhone is more like a palmtop computer than a cellular phone. As with many smartphones, you can use it to make and receive calls, watch movies, listen to music, browse the Web, and send and receive e-mail and text messages. You can also take pictures and video (using an iPhone 3GS or later model) with a built-in camera, import photos from your computer and organize them all using the iPhone's software. IPHONE The basic idea is pretty simple -- when you place your finger or a stylus on the screen, it changes the state that the device is monitoring. STRUCTURE OF THE IPHONE The iPhone is a flat, rectangular phone with a touch screen and a camera lens. The narrow outer edges have several controls and plug receptacles. The off and on button is located on the right side, with the receptacle for the...
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...intuitive than ever, and the next generation of screens promises to revolutionize our habits yet again. Several companies are working on the first phones with flexible screens, expected to hit the shops by late 2012. The innovation inside these bendy screens is OLEDs (Organic Light Emitting Diodes) - thin films of organic molecules that produce light when you run an electric current through them. Often less than a millimeter thick and offering a bright, crisp image with low power consumption, it’s not just flexibility that makes OLEDs a popular choice. Mobile phone business is one of the most rapid growing industries. Not so long ago, the popular check phone was Nokia 3310 with mere basic functions: call, text messaging and the only bearable game, snake. However, significant improvement has been made since then. We now have so many variety of phones that surpasses the basic function, smart phones for example allows you to connect to social media conveniently, GPS, video conferencing etc Flexible bracelet The Philips Fluid Smartphone designed by Brazilian designer Dinard da Mata looks like one of those "Slap Wrap" slap bracelets kids used to wear in the 90s. Flexibility is one thing that makes it differ from conventional smart phones. Made of OLED, it can keep all the features of a smart phone available while adding the extra advantage of turning into a bracelet. it’s a simple trade off: the more processing power is packed into your smartphone, the faster its battery charge...
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...Protection Research and Evaluation Report Technology in the 21st Century “Whatever people thought the first time they held a portable phone the size of a shoe in their hands, it was nothing like where we are now, accustomed to having all knowledge at our fingertips. A typical smart phone has more computing power than Apollo 11 when it landed a man on the moon. In many parts of the world, more people have access to a mobile device than to a toilet or running water; for millions, this is the first phone they’ve ever had. In the U.S., close to 9 in 10 adults carry a mobile.” (Gibbs, 2012) Technology surrounds us and is now part of our everyday lives and almost everyone relies on some form of technology for entertainment or communication. When traveling to Las Vegas it is important to have connection with friends and family as well as the ability to do work-related projects if necessary. According to the Las Vegas Visitors Report, about 55% of all Las Vegas visitors planned their trip using the internet, as compared to only 40% in 2007. Having access to the internet via a smartphone or laptop is essential for checking travel itinerary, using price checking applications to find the best deals, and keeping track of your expenditures especially when gambling and shopping is involved! The study done by Marketing Tech Blog and compiled by Compendium has shown that 80% of people in the world currently use mobile phones and 50% of all people in the United States will own a tablet...
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...There are two reasons for the relationship between ownership and self identity to be a good or bad thing. Ownership can be beneficial or detrimental; Beneficial ownership is when an individual is growing with good character and developing skills to become more responsible. Detrimental ownership being that a character is growing poorer due to selfish believing of the object consuming their life. I believe that ownership becomes a problem when how you act, what you stand for, and ultimately who you are, is destroying your character and self-identity There is a great importance to self identity; how you act stems from what you believe your self-worth is, which comes from the dependency on objects in your life. Especially in kids, there is a wealthy mentality, suggesting that when kids get the idea that they have money and need...
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...Windows. This new window is called GodMode because it puts all aspects of the management of Windows at your fingertips in one location. This allows you to quickly configure Windows settings or hardware from one screen. In order to access GodMode you must first create a special folder on your desktop as described below. It is important to note that GodMode only works for 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows 8, Windows 7, 32-bit versions of Windows Server 2008, and 32-bit versions of Windows Vista. It is know, though, to crash Windows Vista 64-bit, so please do not create this folder on those versions of Windows Vista. If you decide to test it on 64-bit versions of Windows Vista, you may need to reboot into safe mode to remove this folder. To enable the GodMode folder on your desktop, please follow the steps below. 1. Close all open windows so you are at your desktop. 2. Right-click on an empty portion of your desktop and select New and then select Folder as shown in the image below. A new folder will appear on your desktop with the title of the folder in edit mode 3. Edit the title of the new folder so that it is named the following and then press enter. GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C} 4. Double-click on this icon to open GodMode. You can now scroll through the list of available configuration options and tasks that are available for your version of Windows and tweak Windows from one location. From Lawrence Abrams, the creator and owner...
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...worldwide” Most adults consider themselves addicted to the speed of information that is transmitted through these handheld devices. The Blackberry is a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) that has many features. These features include: internet connectivity, email, text messaging, navigation, photo storage, alarm clock, calendars, electronic file storage, video viewing and we are now getting into have the cell phone screen as a keyboard and your fingertip as a cursor. Some examples by owning a Blackberry are: Using the alarm icon in the phone; there is no need to buy an alarm clock. Simply use the one that is already built in. There is also no need for daily planners, the built in Calendar let’s you input birthdays, deadlines, tasks and works as a friendly pop up reminder until the task is completed. The camera also comes in handy, taking a picture of your vacation in Hawaii and sending photos to your friends and family in California in a matter of seconds is a great feature. Built in Navigation helps you check traffic before you go on the freeway and helps you get to your destination. Most important feature is the Internet, the feature we can’t live without. Send and receive messages worldwide and go online and surf the...
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...many similarities between our society and the one portrayed in Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451. In both societies, people are becoming addicted to their TV screens, sacrifice intellectual development for quick entertainment, and are losing patience with trivial matters. Nowadays, TV is so addicting that many people end up watching hours of TV at a time; setting aside other important matters. There has been a term made up for this- binge watching. Binge watching is when you “watch multiple episodes of (a television program) in rapid succession, typically...
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...web fonts have really emerged as the accepted technique using the @font-face property in CSS3. The use of web fonts has gained industry support from designers and developers, and more importantly, from companies that make and license fonts. Web fonts allow you to embed any font within a page by declaring the font you want to display and placing this font on your web server. When users visit your site, their browser rendered the page using this font wherever specified. In Dreamweaver adding web fonts is a straight-forward process; therefore, there are still some details that you will need to be aware of. When using Dreamweaver and you add a when font to your page it also add a script tag to instruct the browser to download the font from a different location. Working with Tables in lesson 9 it covered information on importing table data using a .cvs file to help import the data to the table in the website. It discusses selecting table elements of the table. It also covered how to select a table rows and columns both by hand and using the controls that is located in the property inspector. You want to make sure that all your data fit into the table so you will have to modify the table width and height. You will also need to modify the table structure, so in addition to modifying the width of the columns and rows, the structure of the table often need to be modified also. You will need to add a new row at the top of the table and then convert it into the header row. You will...
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...America’s Next Top Model, about how social media is ruining relationships. Stolz states, “Our obsession with our smartphones has not only changed the way we spend time, but the way we feel and think.” With social media being so popular, people do not care what they say online or do online. We post before we think of the consequences; consequences that can end our relationships. The more we invest ourselves in our social media accounts the less we think about what we say and how much words could hurt others. Relationships are suffering because social media has no boundaries. Social media has a grey area of temptation; a grey area of the ex-boyfriends and ex-best friends. You reconnect with old flames, stumble upon a new one, or get jealous by your significant other following or liking images of the opposing sex. I know I get irritated when I see my boyfriend following all these girls I’ve never heard of and vice versa. Social media makes us insecure; we care about our image and how people judge...
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...Interaction Frameworks and Styles By: Terry Rigney IT302: Human Computer Interaction December 21, 2011 Interaction allows the users actions to be translated into information that flows from a system (perhaps a computer or a smartphone) through a person and back through the system again. The user has a goal and he/she acts to achieve it in an environment by providing input to the system then measures the effect of their action on the environment (interprets output from the system; feedback) and then compares the results with the goal. The response directs the next action, beginning the cycle again. Goals do not specify particular actions; they must be translated into intentions that specify the actions that lead to the completion of a goal. Goals and intentions do not have a one-to-one relationship, however; there may be many different ways to achieve a goal, each with its own unique sequence of actions. These actions are the specific tasks that must be accomplished to achieve the user’s goals. The developments in wireless communication, distributed systems, and increases in the power and interactive capabilities of hand-held and portable devices, provide us with the possibility to have wide-ranging and continual access to computing resources in a variety of contexts (Mobile Device World referatele, n.d.). These technological changes make increasing demands on the quality of the user interface and offer the potential to further progress the functionality of computing...
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