Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka BEING A PAPER PRESENTED AT THE ANNUAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE (THEME: E-LEARNING IN NIGERIA: PROBLEM AND PROSPECTS) ORGANISED BY THE FACULTY OF EDUCATION, NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY, AWKA. 31ST AUGUST – 3RD SEPTEMBER, 2010. CHALLENGES FACING E-LEARNING (ELECTRONIC LEARNING) IN TEACHING BUSINESS EDUCATION COURSES: STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVEMENT Abstract Electronic learning (e–learning) which is one of the by-products of information and communication technology has changed
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still used to advertise “clue chips brand”, (Andersen, B, 2010). So far there is enough potential for the business to be made, file sharing will sustain its existence in the global internet market. This papers focuses on the legal and social issues brought up by peer-to-peer sharing of files and copyrighted information on the websites. Companies argue that limitation against file sharing will pause the technology innovation. On the other side, it is certain that file sharing may break IP protections
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possible advantages of the Internet in the classroom are as diverse as the services and tools offered by the network. The Internet offers many resources that are not usually available in any books. In addition to these resources, the Internet also improves various skills of its users. Communication and writing skills can be directly affected through the use of the Internet. It may also help in areas such as critical thinking, problem solving, and group work. This section of the paper will elaborate on how
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What do you foresee for electronic billing and payments in the future? How safe do you think your organization’s information is on the Internet? Why? How does an employer balance its right to control and monitor e-mail and Internet use against the employee’s right to privacy? What are some of the challenges facing the accounting profession when doing business on the Internet? As a child I remember everyday getting off the school bus and retrieving the mail, a nice big stack, and walking down my
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Cybercrime: The Real Deal Reginald McInnis SEC 402 Information Warfare and Homeland Security Strayer University Spring 2012 Instructor: Professor Scott McCrea In our society there are many different way of communication around the world. With the rapid usage of the Internet and the access of personal computers, we must be aware of the global threats that await the consumer and business it we are not prepared and educated. One of the fastest crime in the United States and
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Internet - The death of Newspaper? Think about it you have an ePaper with internet facility then what will you do to know about the latest situation of the country? You will simply logon to or any online news site. Yes. You are using the technology as a weapon to destroy the Newspaper. Yes. This is Internet which is causing the death of Newspaper. If you have the internet facility on your home then you will think that why am I wasting my time. I can read the newspaper on the Internet. Then
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3 Analyzing Internet Sources 1) What are the three or more best practices you learned about using the Internet for Academic Purposes? How do you think you might use them? Using the internet for academic research is different to using it for leisure and pleasure. Making best use of search engines help you identify information on a particular subject. One of the common search engines is Google, which, personally, helps me a lot when I need to find something on the internet. Also, I think
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AB DRIVING SCHOOL INFORMATION SYSTEM – AB-DSIS Overview AB-eDSIS, is an online automated driving school information system for the administration of students, courses, instructors and payment management with the present cumbersome methods and approach of most driving school around, this application will bridge the gap in information analysis and records on all student in the driving school. AB-eDSIS will not only provide adequate and accurate information on request but it will reduce the administrative
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manuals on the Internet. Printed manuals will still be available with the products but only provide essential information. Web-based user manuals provide in-depth information and include better visuals of the product. Many of the web-based manuals also offer interactivity, allowing the consumer to understand the product better. According to (Gerson & Gerson, n.d.) the techniques used for developing an effective, interactive, and web-based user manual are similar to writing a paper manual. Audience
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Accounting Information Systems are defined as a collection of data and processing procedures that create needed information for its users, and exists at the intersection of two important disciplines: (1) accounting and (2) information systems (Bagarnoff, 2008, pg. 1). Knowing and understanding accounting information systems will allow accountants to possess a level of proficiency from using computers and the specialized software required to prepare the necessary financial statements. This paper will
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