111 research outputs found
Author Support for Wiki Based Help Systems: Genre Conventions for Content Templates
Author support systems are critical in wiki help systems. I provide a critical review of existing research on author support systems, content strategy, content management, and how these intersect, as well as a structural content analysis of five content templates in an effort to define genre conventions
Analyse av CDS-basisen i det norske markedet : et uutforsket marked med arbitrasjemuligheter?
Denne masterutredningen tar utgangspunkt i teorien om ingen arbitrasje, og beskriver sammenhengen mellom produktene credit default swap og asset swap. Kredittderivatene reflekterer begge kredittrisiko, og skal derfor i teorien prises likt. En credit default swap fungerer som forsikring mot mislighold av en obligasjon, og fjerner i sÄ mÄte kredittrisikoen. I oppgaven utfÞres en empirisk studie av forskjellen mellom prisen pÄ produktene i det norske markedet. Priser pÄ Credit Default Swaps finnes tilgjengelig i markedet, mens vi selv har beregnet premien pÄ Asset Swap-kontraktene for Ä utfÞre analysen. Oppgaven viser til tekniske og fundamentale forskjeller mellom produktene, og at det dermed er ulike drivere som medfÞrer en basisforskjell. Derfor vil ikke basisforskjellen nÞdvendigvis medfÞre en arbitrasjemulighet. Vi ser i tillegg at den langsiktige sammenhengen sÊrlig blir pÄvirket av finanskrisen
The Church Going Glocal Mission and Globalisation
This phenomenon, which, as this book will show, is not unique for our time, is nevertheless more widespread, more pervasive and more rapidly changing the world in which we live than ever before.https://scholar.csl.edu/edinburghcentenary/1021/thumbnail.jp
Hvilken innsikt i barnas situasjon finnes i forskning om familier hvor barn har nedsatt funksjonsevne?
Sluttrapport for prosjekt hverdagsrehabilitering
Rapport fra toÄrig prosjekt for Ä utvikle og implementere hverdagsrehabilitering i Klepp kommune. MÄlgruppe, metode og resultater fra 143 brukere beskrives
Developing a negotiation simulator with focus on Fidelity, Transfer and Cognitive Involvement
Abstract
Motivated by the challenge of combining psychological theories and methods with high-tech gaming and simulating technology, a project was carried out to develop a simulator that could train people in the skill of negotiation. An analysis of the existing theory, interviews with experienced negotiators and observations of negotiation in action formed the basis for a User Centred Design process. Through the application of Contextual Design methods, traditional qualitative methods, and a Usability test, this process has currently resulted in the overall design of a training program and an early design prototype. This work is described in the following document.
The second document of this master thesis is a review article called - The role of Fidelity, Transfer and Cognitive Involvement in learning - A review of Simulator Training. This article explore the role of simulator training in relation to different levels of human cognitive functioning, pointing at the importance of having a differentiated view of such training, and that there exist a reciprocal relationship between levels of cognitive functioning and different kinds of simulators. This is done in part by using the SRK taxonomy by Rasmussen (1983) and by discussing the relationship between fidelity and transfer in order to gain a broader and deeper understanding of this relationship. Last, it will lay forward some principles of design in relation to functional simulator training. As well as this a review of simulator training is presented with focus on the role of fidelity, transfer and cognitive involvement in learning
- âŠ