...SAP Information Sheet SAP ERP Human Capital Management SAP Enterprise Learning Quick Facts Overview © 2013 SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. Boost Productivity and Employee Satisfaction with SAP® Enterprise Learning Quick Facts Overview Summary SAP® Enterprise Learning is a comprehensive enterprise learning environment in which business and learning processes can be managed and integrated. It helps ensure that employees have the right skills and qualifications by enabling course content management, providing classroom training and e-learning, and managing learning processes. Objectives • Overcome shortage of qualified, trained people in key roles • Address the development needs of a global, mobile, multigenerational workforce • Ensure that training costs, usage, impact, and effectiveness are all transparent • Adhere to regulatory compliance requirements Solution • Collaborative resources to keep worker skills current • Support for a comprehensive learning approach • Learning units based on a learner’s personal data • Modular, reusable learning content • Quick identification of information needed Benefits • Tailor-made learning opportunities for key contributors • Retention of key talent and increased employee satisfaction • A skilled workforce with better training • Reduced risk of regulatory noncompliance • Integration of the software with existing enterprise resource planning software • Streamlined processes Learn more Call your...
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...Our class attended a tour of Driscoll’s Berry in Watsonville on Thursday, October 22. Driscoll’s is a local ag company that distributes the berries that their growers grow. Driscoll’s has nurseries where they grow the plants that they give to their growers to plant and harvest. The plants are the proprietary property of Driscoll’s. After the growers harvest the crops they bring the berries to Driscoll’s coolers where the berries are inspected by graders for quality, and then the berries are chilled to thirty-four degrees in the cooler before being loaded on trucks and sent to customers. Last year Driscoll’s sold over one billion pounds of fruit, filled 150,000 orders, and loaded 38,000 trucks. Driscoll’s is the leading berry provider...
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...Before I fully understood what a pediatrician did, I told myself and everyone else, that I would become one when I grow up. While my specifical vocational interests may have changed, my passion for natural science has not. At the end of tenth grade, my biology teacher signed my yearbook and wrote in it “never stop asking questions.” Through the years, I have done well in all of my science classes; however, more importantly, I have sought ways to further my exposure to the natural sciences outside of the classroom. For my junior and senior years of high school, I was accepted into Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts. Though I am a STEM student with a science emphasis, I still took speech and composition during my first semester...
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...Turn-taking in Conversations: Overlaps and Interruptions - Recorded Conversation Analysis - Introduction Turn-taking behavior and interaction patterns play a key role in the process through which the participants interpret each-other's meanings and interactions. The study of "rules" of conversational behavior, turn-taking, overlapping of turns, pausing between the turns, etc. was pioneered by Sacks, Schegloff and Jefferson (1974). Interruption, according to West and Zimmerman, disrupts a current speaker - although disruption as such can also be regarded as interaction. Drummond claims that the disruptive potential of a turn can and should be evaluated based on the way the overlap was resolved in the interaction. Lerner (1989) observes that there are interruptions which can be justified in the ongoing interaction based on the sequential context of turns that lead to interruptive turns. He calls these justified interruptions. There are also "delayed completions", which represent a device for resolving overlap; a locator producing them might have been 'interrupted' by a current speaker before reaching the end of a (prior) turn - this gives the locutor the status of an interuptee, and thus the interuptee gains the "right" to complete his or her previous turn by interrupting the current speaker. In defining overlaps, the following qualify as important concepts: 1. Transition Relevant Places (TRPs) - they are a natural place for the occurrence of short overlaps or simultaneous...
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...AG:(Show the youtube clip) Hello/Hey, my fellow classmate once again if you don’t know my name yet but name is Rashad Copeland I’m up here to deliver my Speech. : I’m here today to convince you to change a habit or least try it once to take a 5 mixture showers SP: My main purpose of today speech is that to pursiver cut back on the water usage and save time plus h much water we use a day the effect of taking long shower. CS: My credibility on this topic that I take a 5 minute shower most on a daily base even today Preview: Today I will try to convince to take 5 minute shower and here is some of my reason why you should because of the water usage and the effect of taking long shower and the 5 minute challenge Transition I. How many times you take a shower during out the day? If you say more than 2 and you are not average person. Water usage A) Most of us in this classroom use water in an everyday routine like brush your teeth, wash clothes and ect. But do you how much water you use 1. The average person take a 10 to 15 minute that is roughly 150 to 250 liters of water is wasted you have a 10 min shower, you waste 150 liters of water. Multiply that over a week and you have 1,050 liters of water. Multiply that over one year and you waste 50,400 liters of water. 2. If you have a 20 min shower, you waste 300 liters of water. Multiply that over a week and you waste 2,100 liters of water. Multiply that over one year, and you waste...
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...for the Heart, a community service project I started to help those children staying at Valley Children’s Hospital. At one time my brother Ryan was one of those children due to complications of his Cerebral Palsy. Seeing my brother endure those experiences made me appreciate what the hospital does. Through Blankets for the Heart I have made over 200 fleece blankets to comfort patients and give them a feeling of warmth and security. The effort I exerted on extra-curricular activities was matched with hard work in the classroom. I challenged myself with honors and advanced placement courses throughout high school and am proud of the 4.25 GPA I have achieved. I have successfully taken and passed the AP European History and U.S. History tests and I will be graduating as a Lifetime California Scholarship Federation Member. By combining my passion for agriculture with my abilities to work with numbers and people, I believe I am well positioned to pursue a career in Ag Finance. My dream job is to be a Relationship Manager for an agricultural lending institution providing financial solutions for farmers and ranchers. With the Central Valley being the highest producing agricultural region in the world, I can’t imagine a better place to live and work than here. The choice to continue my education comes with many additional financial responsibilities. For this reason I am applying for scholarships to offset some of the costs for my family. I plan on using any awarded scholarship money for...
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...1 BARCASTLE LTD. On his return to work from leave on January 11, 1988, Mr. Henry Smith, Personnel Manager of Barcastle Ltd. in Barbados, knew that he would be forced to make an urgent decision. He had visited the company for a short while on Friday, January 8, 1983, when the General Manager (Ag), Mr. St.Clair Brewster, informed him that he had suspended Mr. Timothy James,' a production worker and shop steward, for the remainder of that day for refusing to comply with a managerial request. After officially discussing the incident with Mr. Brewster and other members of the Management team at Barcastle Ltd., Mr. Smith invited Timothy to explain the circumstances surrounding his suspension. Not only had Timothy refused to comment, but the President of the "local" union, Mr. John Francis, who had accompanied Timothy, informed Mr. Smith that the issue had been referred to the National Workers Union. Mr. Smith referred James to Section 4 of the Code of Discipline (See Exhibits I-III for selected articles from the Collective Agreement) and informed Timothy that his suspension would remain effective until the circumstances were investigated. Mr. Smith wanted to have this issue settled quickly. Yet, he wanted to be sure that he could defend any action taken by the company.. He wrote the Union the following day, explaining briefly the circumstances.of Timcthy's suspension, and requested a meeting. General Company Background Barcastle Ltd. was a public company registered in 1959. It commenced...
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...“Attendance Monitoring in EARIST” INTRODUCTION The emergence of electronic paradigm for learning compared to traditional method and availability of almost all information on the information superhighway(Internet), nowadays have caused students to be less motivated to come to the lecture rooms than ever before. Laziness on the part of students, nonchalance to school work, extra social activities that have no importance in aiding the objectives of the institution and a lot more, may prevent students from attending lectures. Sequel to these, lecturers and administrators in most developing countries have had to come up with ways to ensure a healthy participation from students, and make sure that the student-lecturer interactive relationship is kept intact. This in some cases have come in simple forms like roll calls, while in more interesting cases, can be formats like surprise quizzes, extra credit in class, etc. These strategies are however time consuming, stressful and laborious because the valuable lecture time that could otherwise been used for lectures is dedicated to student attendance taking [8] and sometimes not accurate. In addition to all these challenges, the attendances are recorded manually by the tutor and therefore are prone to personal errors. There arises a need for a more efficient and effective method of solving this problem. A technology that can solve this problem and even do more is the RFID technology. RFID is an automated identification and data...
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...SARCASLE LTD. On his return to work from leave on January 11, 1988, 4r. Henry Smith, Personnel Manager of Barcastle r.td. in Barbados, knew that he would be forced to make an urgent decision. He had visited the company for a short while on Friday, January 8, 1988, when the General Manager (Ag), Mr. St.Clair Brewster, informed him that he had suspended Mr. Timothy James, a production worker and shop steward, for the remainder of that day for refusing to comply with a managerial request. After officially discussing the incident with Mr. Brewster and other members of the Management team at Barcastle Ltd., Mr. Smith invited Timothy to explain the circumstances surrounding his suspension. Not only had Timothy refused to comment, but the President of the “local” union, Mr. John Francis, who had accom panied Timothy, informed Mr. Smith that the issue had been referred to the National Workers Union. Mr.. Smith referred James to Section 4 of the Code of Discipline (See Exhibits I-lit for selected articles from the Collective Agreement) and informed Timothy that his suspension would remain effective until the circumstances were investigated. Mr. Smith wanted to have wanted to be sure that company. He wrote the brief ly the circumstances a meeting. General Company 9ackground this issue settled quickly. Yet, he he could defend any action taken by the Union the following day, explaining of Timcthy’s suspension, and requested Barcastle Ltd.. was a public company registered in 1939...
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...The Bad Effects of Dynamic Learning Program approach in Physics and Math in the studies of Fourth Year students of EHSD INTRODUCTION Dynamic Learning Program was conceptualized by Dr. Christopher Bernido and Dr. Maria Victoria Carpio-Bernido. Both of them are Ramon Magsaysay awardees, they made this learning program in order to provide better education in Filipino students who have their own potentials. This school year 2012-2013 was the very first year that EHSD adapt this program. It includes tons of writings and less discussing, this helps students to study on their own. On the other hand, Physics and Math are the hardest subject areas in Fourth year, these subject areas requires a lot of skills, explanations and patience in order to understand what the concept is. Unlike other subjects like TLE and History, Physics and Math needs a lot of mathematical abilities. This research paper will soon answer what are the bad effects of having Dynamic Learning Program in Physics and Math instead of the normal approach that was given years before. This research will specify the bad effects and how can we avoid those things while studying. This will let us see if the Dynamic Learning Program is applicable and efficient for subjects which require a lot of explanations. In this research we will conduct a deeper definition of Dynamic Learning Program from where it was originated, to the people behind it up to the people who benefit from it. After knowing these all, we will conduct a...
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...THE SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT The term environment refers to the place where we able to move freely and safety, for the learning process to be effective, the learning environment or the school environment must be conducive and safe for the learners. The Cooperating school where I was assigned is Digos City national High School. In my first time in Digos City National High School I was confused because I saw the police officer the guard house, the school provides police officer it just because of the safety and protection of the learners from bad elements and also to control the gangsters and fraternity of the school. Much have changed with the school, now, it provides more facilities for students and teachers to make use of. There are more classrooms, to accommodate more students. The Digos City National High School develop learning environment where the safety and resourceful is demonstrated among students, teachers, parents and financial community. The school they maintain the allocation of physical and financial resources in li8ne with the goals and improvement of the environment of the school. The schools implement management policies that support efficient learning and effective administration. The schools establish a school structure which support the students a good quality to learn that makes physical environment safe and conducive for learning. Their learning facilities like the library is the most important facility it just because it provides learning materials like books...
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...Company Profile Robert Bosch Engineering and Business Solutions Limited (RBEI), is a 100% owned subsidiary of Robert Bosch GmbH, one of the world’s leading global supplier of technology and services, offering end to end engineering, IT and Business solutions. With over 9000 associates, RBEI is the largest software development center of Bosch outside Germany, indicating we are the Technology Powerhouse of Bosch in India. We have a global footprint with presence in US, Europe and the Asia Pacific region. RBEI is ISO 9001:2008 certified (2009), appraised at CMMI-L5 as per version 1.3 (2011) and also ISO 27001(2009) with five state-of-the-art facilities spread across Bangalore and Coimbatore in India and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. RBEI provides solutions for businesses in primarily three areas: Engineering Services, IT Services and Business Services with the focal industries being Automotive, Industrial Technology, Consumer Goods and Building Technology. Company Overview: Bosch has grown phenomenally in India, way back since 1922 when the Illies company established a Bosch agency in British India. The founding of Motor Industries Company Limited in 1951 spurred off an accelerated growth in the automotive industry segment which has not stopped till date. Bosch has a strong and voracious presence in the country today, in diverse industry segments at numerous locations. In India, Bosch is represented in by its subsidiary companies - 1) Motor Industries Company Limited - MICO...
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...expectations for earning a good grade. By basing survey statements on widely embraced learning goals and common critiques of teaching labs, the E-CLASS serves as an assessment tool for lab courses across the undergraduate curriculum and as a tool for PER research. We present the development, evidence of validation, and initial formative assessment results from a sample that includes 45 classes at 20 institutions. We also discuss feedback from instructors and reflect on the challenges of large-scale online administration and distribution of results. I. INTRODUCTION Laboratory courses offer significant opportunities for engagement in the practices and core ideas of science. Laboratory course environments typically have apparatus, flexible classroom arrangements, low student/teacher ratios, and opportunities for collaborative work that promote students’ engagement in a range of scientific practices (e.g., asking questions, designing and carrying out experiments, analyzing data, developing and refining models, and presenting results to peers). Creating such opportunities requires significant investments in physical space,...
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...that I have taking over the last four year have been kinda easy to where I can teach myself and home which I realized works better than being in a classroom. My strongest subject has always been English i just find it fun and easy to learn. Math as always been the hardest subject no matter how hard I try to understand it but once I understand it we move on to another thing which I quite understand so I stay after school. Throughout the different math teachers that I have had the experience and their learning styles the one thing that I have noticed about myself when I learn math I learn better when teachers go step by step, do multiple examples, and spend a bit more time on the unit. Overall my math grades have kinda have always stayed at C. Yes, I could've tried harder but I was okay with the C because the way that I see it is that is not a D or an F. The Summer of going into my freshman year I finished my hours at the Family Resource Center where they have taught me to be more of an organized person and they also taught me to understand the meaning of “ There is always something to do”. Doing my hours at the Family Resource Center has gave me a taste of what the real world work force will feel like. Throughout high school I was not the type of person to participate in like school clubs and all, but I was part of the Woodlake FFA Ag class for 2 years. It really wasn't into my Junior year where I decided to join clubs and the club that I joined was SHAPE. SHAPE has really opened...
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...Izaak Walton League of America, Frederick Chapter #1's youth program. I've watched kids from all over Frederick County, even WV and PA, come into Coach Ben Kelkye's youth hunter education program as shy preteens and leave it as self-confident young adults. What I have rarely seen are Emmitsburg kids on the firing lines or in the classroom. If there is a reluctance to promote firearms and/or hunting the Gettysburg Archery Club is to our north. Some of that club's founding members were Emmitsburg residents. Bob Eiker comes immediately to mind. While the club had declined over the years it currently has new members interested in expanding the sport beyond those only in it for hunting. Archery events do not generate any more noise than a ball game would, nor present the serious safety issues firearm events do. Some of the IWLA kids tell me their public schools now offer archery classes. I'm sure some of the local arrow slingers would leap out of the woodwork should the town take an interest in promoting this sport with or without coordination with the public schools. And last, a youth market garden run primarily by children not involved in the area's school Ag programs. I send emails to all the committee members I have addresses for. I can already hear the refrain: “You can't, we can't...” I am not Socrates. I do not love this place more than I love life itself. I sleep here, but I don't live here, though I'll likely die here. I've no money, no political clout, no entrepreneurial drive...
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