Educational Leadership

Power and the Professions

The degree of power and control that practitioners hold over workplace decisions is one of the most important criteria distinguishing the degree of professionalization and the status of a particular occupation or line of work. When it comes to organizational decisions surrounding their work, professionalized employees usually have control and autonomy approaching that of senior management. For example, academics often have equal or greater control ....etc

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HELLO SIR RECENTLY I PASSED MY SSC EXAMINATION WITH 85% BUT I HAVE MADE A BIG MISTAKE TO DO NOT PRINT THE APPLICATION AND OPTION FORM SO WHAT TO DO NEXT SIR OR WHAT IS THE OTHER WAY BECAUSE AFTER 2 DAYS COLLEGES HAD TO SHOW THE STUDENTS LIST ....etc

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Tourism Development Initiatives and Challenges of Kerala
The size and economic significance
of travel and tourism have attracted
the attention of many developed and
developing countries in actively promot-
ing tourism as a way to stimulate their
economies, and in the process, many
have been successful in attracting large
number of international tourists (WTTC,
2003). For developing countries, World
Tourism Organization (WTO, 1998) has
recognized the potential of tourism sec-
tor for the purpose of poverty alleviation
by increased j ....etc

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Introduction Indian earthquake problem is well known. In his book on Elementary Seismology, Charles Richter devoted an entire chapter entitled “Some Great Indian Earthquakes” to the large earthquakes in India. As seen in Table 1, during 1897–1950, four great earthquakes (magnitude exceeding 8.0) occurred in India. Fortunately, no earthquakes of M>8.0 have occurred in the country since 1950. Many experts argue that such an earthquake may occur anytime along the Himalayan belt. The casualty figures in Table 1 clearly underline the fact tha ....etc

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Seattle: A Platform for Educational Cloud Computing


Introduction:

Cloud Computing is Internet-based computing, whereby shared resources, software, and information are provided to computers and other devices on demand, like the electricity grid. The cloud is a metaphor for the Internet based on how the internet is described in computer network diagrams; which means it is an abstraction hiding the complex infrastructure of the internet. Cloud computing is a general concept that utilizes software as a service (SaaS),and othe ....etc

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Computers to a large extend are shall be installed in every class room to ensure that students are fully equipped to a larger extend in the circles of computing prior to graduation. Application packages must be thought fully ensuring that a graduate do not spend other resources and time after schooling to understand computer operations. ....etc

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Decision Support System for Managing Educational Capacity Utilization

Abstract

Decision-making in the field of academic planning involves extensive analysis of large data volumes originating from multiple systems.With the many new technology application areas evolving from the domain of electrical engineering, computer engineering, and computer science, deans and department chairs must ensure that new specializations and programs are adequately supported. Academic workload management is concerned with di ....etc

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E-Gov Progress…

1970: Established Department of Electronics
1977: Established NIC
1980s: Use of Computers confined to very few organizations
Late 1980s: Large no. of govt offices had computers, but only for word processing purpose.

Later computers were used for storage, retrieval and processing information.
Initial Applications: Tracking files and letters, monitoring development programmes, PIS for payroll purpose.1987: NICNET launched (National satellite based compute ....etc

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Robocode is an Open Source educational game

Robocode is an Open Source educational game by Mathew Nelson (originally R was provided by IBM). It is designed to help people learn to program in Java and enjoy the experience. It is very easy to start - a simple robot can be written in just a few minutes - but perfecting a bot can take months or more. Competitors write software that controls a miniature tank that fights other identically-built (but differently programmed) tanks in a playing field. Robo ....etc

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