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Cameron Ross is a Digital Learning Coach and teacher in Melbourne, Australia. His role includes helping teachers build ICT (Information, Communication, Technology) skills and make sure that they're not just using "tech for tech's sake." His classroom duties allow him to model lifelong learning for students while teaching them important computing skills. Connect with Cameron:Twitter/X @cameronross3Chris Woods is the host of the STEM Everyday Podcast... Connect with him:Website: dailystem.comTwitter/X: @dailystemInstagram: @dailystemYouTube: @dailystemGet Chris's book Daily STEM on AmazonSupport the show

Todd Morse needed a way of talking with customers during COVID about labelling and Brother Solutions. He decided to start a YouTube channel and ended up calling his show BS with Todd. He started by showing product demos and sharing labelling standards. The show has evolved into a show that features leaders in the ICT (Information and Communications Technology) industry discussing the latest trends and news.Join us as the Todds discuss his show history, labelling, and what's on top of his mind as he thinks about the ICT industry.  Thank you for listening and please take a moment to subscribe, rate, and review our show on your favorite app.To get a hold of us here at Keepin' The Lights On, please email: podcast@graybar.com Show Page: https://www.graybar.com/podcastYouTube Version: https://youtu.be/_XXtdpe1dy8To reach Todd Morse on LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/todd-morse-aa176b6/Learn more about Brother International: https://www.brother-usa.com/about-brother-internationalBS with Todd on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BSwithToddHarbor Fish Café: https://www.harborfishcafe.com/Roberto's Taco Shop: https://robertostacoshopsd.com/ Broken Yoke: https://www.thebrokenyolkcafe.com/ Tip Top Meats: https://www.tiptopmeats.com/

Nell'episodio 111 del CTO Show, Manuel Arlotti ha parlato dell'IT come un sistema nervoso assieme a Stefano Paoletto, CIO di Safas Group.PUNTI DI DISCUSSIONE:L'IT come cacciavite (CED): l'inizio di una evoluzioneIl cambiamento da IT (CED) a ICT (Information & Communication Technology)Strumento a stretto contatto con il managementL'ICT in azienda come sistema nervoso

•  Guidelines, standards, and resources to address Remote Auditing•The purpose of auditing includes verifying the conformance of an organization's processes and management system to defined requirements. It depends on the type of audit and the objective, the stated criteria, which can vary. The standard/s which an audit may be conducted could be an organization's own internal procedures or work instructions, a management systems standard such as ISO 9001, AS9100, or International Automotive Task Force (IATF) 16949; ISO 22000, “Food Safety Management Systems (FSMS) customer-specified requirements; or government regulations such as FAA/Nadcap, NRC, etc...• Remote auditing has been a hot topic the last year, given the circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic over the last year. However, remote auditing has been around for over a decade. Its popularity now is being spurred by advances in technology and globalization. There has been a considerable increase in multi-site companies with operations scattered across the globe and more companies engaging in international supply chains that require auditing.• Regardless, proper planning is key for contingency and understanding the kind of risks to achieve audit objectives based upon the scope/criteria, and the most suitable and available technology, as well as the auditor and auditee's complete understanding of the (ICT) Information and Communications Technology, platform/s to be used.• Companies, Registrars, and Accreditation Organizations are now and must continue to reinvent and adapt to the “new normal” regarding “Remote Auditing” and figure out ways to achieve a balance in assuring Quality Management System conformance versus not auditing at all and maintaining the rigor and respect of a QMS and/or Accreditation program as we move forward.• ISO 19011-Annex A.1-option and A.16 for remote and virtual auditing and the ISO/IEC 17021 has recognized remote auditing since 2011. Considerations of the International Accreditation Forum (IAF) Mandatory Documents -MD4 and MD5-2019, Guidance ID3 are available, and links are included.• There are still limitations when considering issues like initial audits and/or critical processes and highly classified facilities and proprietary processes or problematic non-conforming systems previously audited.• Remote Auditing Practices and Resources *Remote Auditing: A Quick and Easy Guide for Management System Auditors Paperback –2020-Denise RobitailleLinks to relevant sourceshttps://www.iaf.nu/articles/Mandatory_Documents_/38•IAF MD4:2018, ICT is the use of technology for gathering, storing, retrieving, processing, analyzing, and transmitting information. It includes software and hardware such as smartphones, handheld devices, laptop computers, desktop computers, drones, video cameras, wearable technology, artificial intelligence, and others. The use of ICT may be appropriate for auditing/assessment both locally and remotely. • ISO 9001 Auditing Practices Group Guidance on: REMOTE AUDITS, provides for:* BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON ISO 19011:2018 AND IAF MD 4 *GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REMOTE AUDITING *AUDIT PROGRAM *AUDIT PLANNING *AUDIT REALIZATION *AUDIT CONCLUSION**Annex: Example of identification of Risks and Opportunities for using remote auditing.https://committee.iso.org/files/live/sites/tc176/files/documents/ISO%209001%20Auditing%20Practices%20Group%20docs/Auditing%20General/APG-Remote_Audits.pdf• Remote Auditing aSupport the show

Most of us are familiar with the environmental impacts of our physical technology, like the e-waste generated from cell phones or the minerals required to run our laptops, but have you ever wondered about the connections between digital media and resource extraction? This week we are joined by guest Antonio López to explore how ICT (Information and Communications Technology), and digital media and information, have not only transformed Earth but are also contributing to our collective carbon footprint. Dr. Antonio López is a leading international expert bridging ecojustice with media literacy. He is a founding theorist and architect of ecomedia literacy. He received professional training at the Center for Investigative Reporting in San Francisco, earned his BA in Peace and Conflict Studies at UC Berkeley and MA in Media Studies at the New School for Social Research. He earned a Ph.D. in Sustainability Education from Prescott College. He has written numerous academic articles, essays and four books: Mediacology: A Multicultural Approach to Media Literacy in the 21st Century, The Media Ecosystem: What Ecology Can Teach Us About Responsible Media Practice, Greening Media Education: Bridging Media Literacy with Green Cultural Citizenship, and Ecomedia Literacy: Integrating Ecology into Media Education. He is currently Chair and Associate Professor of Communications and Media Studies at John Cabot University in Rome, Italy. Music by Justin Crawmer, Sam Sycamore, and Marty O'Reilly and the Old Soul Orchestra. Visit our website at forthewild.world for the full episode description, references, and action points.

Education systems are different around the world - but we can strive to make them as good and effective as possible no matter where they're located. This episode features Naomi Kerr, a pedagogical developer who used to be an Early Years teacher in the UK. She sat down with me to talk about her time teaching ICT (Information, Communication, and Technology) to little ones in rural UK, and discusses some of the differences between Finnish education and UK education. This podcast is brought to you by Kide Science. Sign up for our newsletter here! View our blog posts, including the post and transcript accompanying this episode here! "Kide Science is a research-backed, play-based STEAM education pedagogy for teachers of young scientists. Traditional, theory-first science learning is swapped for exciting, interactive science play. While our pedagogical approach may be rooted in imagination, we take our responsibility for raising the next generation of critical thinkers very seriously: five years of research, a big team of scientists and educators, and thousands of hours of content creation means we take STEAM seriously!" Our music is from epidemicsound.com Episodes are hosted and produced by Antonio Santiago. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thatschildsplay/message

What was discussed-•  Guidelines, standards, and resources for Remote Auditing•The purpose of auditing, includes verifying the conformance of an organization’s processes and management system to defined requirements. It depends on the type of audit and the objective and stated criteria, which can vary. The standard/s which an audit may be conducted could be an organization’s own internal procedures/work instructions, a management system standard such as ISO 9001, AS9100, or International Automotive Task Force (IATF) 16949; ISO 22000, “Food Safety Management Systems (FSMS) customer-specified requirements; or government regulations such as FAA/Nadcap, NRC, etc...• Remote auditing has been a hot topic the last year, given the circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, however, remote auditing has been around for over a decade. • Planning is key for understanding the risks to achieve audit objectives based upon the scopes/criteria, and most suitable/available technology, and auditor/auditee complete understanding of the (ICT) Information and Communications Technology platform/s to be used.• Companies, Registrars & Accreditation Organizations are now and must continue to reinvent and adapt for the “new normal” regarding “Remote Auditing” and figure out ways to achieve a balance in assuring Quality Management System conformance versus not auditing at all and maintaining the rigor & respect of a QMS and/or Accreditation program moving forward.• ISO 19011-Annex A.1-option and A.16 for remote and virtual auditing and the ISO/IEC 17021 has recognized remote auditing since 2011. Considerations of the International Accreditation Forum (IAF) Mandatory Documents -MD4 and MD5-2019, Guidance ID3 are available, links included.• There are still limitations to consider, like initial audits and/or for critical processes and highly classified facilities and proprietary processes or problematic non-conforming systems previously audited.• Remote Auditing Practices and Resources *Remote Auditing: A Quick and Easy Guide for Management System Auditors Paperback –2020-Denise RobitailleLinks to relevant sourceshttps://www.iaf.nu/articles/Mandatory_Documents_/38•IAF MD4:2018, ICT is the use of technology for gathering, storing, retrieving, processing, analyzing, and transmitting the information. It includes software and hardware such as smartphones, handheld devices, laptop computers, desktop computers, drones, video cameras, wearable technology, artificial intelligence, etc. The use of ICT may be appropriate for auditing/assessment both locally or remotely. • ISO 9001 Auditing Practices Group Guidance on REMOTE AUDITS, provides for:* BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON ISO 19011:2018 AND IAF MD 4 *GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REMOTE AUDITING *AUDIT PROGRAM *AUDIT PLANNING *AUDIT REALIZATION *AUDIT CONCLUSION**Annex: Example of identification of Risks and Opportunities for using remote auditing.https://committee.iso.org/files/live/sites/tc176/files/documents/ISO%209001%20Auditing%20Practices%20Group%20docs/Auditing%20General/APG-Remote_Audits.pdf https://committee.iso.org/home/tc176/iso-9001-auditing-practices-group.htmlFollow us on:Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/weldndtqualitygurupodcast)STS Welding Consultation, LLC-Since 1998 Welding, NDT and Quality Consultation-Training -Expert Witness Since 1998

The first episode of RTE’s 10 Things to Know About new series, which aired last night (Monday), featured important research into the science of light that is being undertaken in Cork at SFI’s Irish Photonics Integrated Centre (IPIC) based at Tyndall National Institute. Cork scientist Kathriona Devereux found out how the power of light (bioluminescence) is driving new medical technologies, such as the use of fluorescence in cancer diagnosis, and infra-red light technologies to monitor the lung function of premature babies. Commenting, IPIC Centre Director Paul Townsend, “We were delighted to showcase some of the innovative technologies being developed at IPIC on 10 Things to Know About. During the episode, Stefan and his team demonstrated a technique known as GASMAS, which uses near-infrared light to measure the oxygen concentration in the lungs of babies. This exciting work shows how light and our research programme are providing solutions to help the most vulnerable patients. The support of Science Foundation Ireland and the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science has been vital to this ongoing success”. Photonics — or the science and application of light — is considered to be one of the key technologies of the 21st century. The Irish Photonics Integrated Centre (IPIC) at Tyndall is Ireland’s centre of excellence for research, innovation, and Ph.D. training in photonics. Their work ranges from photonics theory right through to device development and fabrication, enabled by our world-class laboratories and semiconductor fabrication facilities at Tyndall. They work closely with over 30 industry partners to develop next-generation products across high growth technology sectors and to commercialise our disruptive technologies, delivering commercial and research impact. For more see www.tyndall.ie or www.ipic.ie About Tyndall National Institute Tyndall is a leading European research centre in integrated ICT (Information and Communications Technology) materials, devices, and systems. Tyndall is Ireland’s largest Research and Technology Organisation (RTO) specialising in both electronics and photonics. Tyndall works with industry and academia to transform research into products in its core market areas of electronics, communications, energy, health, agri-tech & the environment. With a network of over 200 industry partners and customers worldwide, they are focused on delivering human and economic impact from excellence in research. A research flagship of University College Cork, based on a partnership with the Department of Business, Enterprise, and Innovation, Tyndall is home to a research community of 600 people, of 52 nationalities. More about Irish Tech News and Business Showcase here. FYI the ROI for you is => Irish Tech News now gets over 1.5 million monthly views, and up to 900k monthly unique visitors, from over 160 countries. We have over 860,000 relevant followers on Twitter on our various accounts & were recently described as Ireland’s leading online tech news site and Ireland’s answer to TechCrunch, so we can offer you a good audience! Since introducing desktop notifications a short time ago, which notify readers directly in their browser of new articles being published, over 50,000 people have now signed up to receive them ensuring they are instantly kept up to date on all our latest content. Desktop notifications offer a unique method of serving content directly to verified readers and bypass the issue of content getting lost in people’s crowded news feeds. Drop us a line if you want to be featured, guest post, suggest a possible interview or just let us know what you would like to see more of in our future articles. We’re always open to new and interesting suggestions for informative and different articles. Contact us, by email, twitter or whatever social media works for you and hopefully, we can share your story too and reach our global au...

Protection against HEMP (High-Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse) and GMD (Geomagnetic Disturbance in a CME/Coronal Mass Ejection context) is a nascent science. Until recently, these have only been the concern of Department of Defense insiders, over-the-top “preppers”, and physics aficionados. Due to current events and an increasing reliance of all facets of 1st world civilization upon ICT (Information & Communications Technology), the discussion of EMP and GMD protections is moving into the mainstream. Lifeline Data Centers, LLC is nearing completion of an 84,000 square foot fully EMP & GMD-protected data center & SCIF facility in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Mr. Banta will discuss the basic physics of HEMP and GMD, the threats posed by both, and the extreme and expensive challenges of mitigating the effects of both in a data center setting. Mr. Banta presents from the perspective of designer/architect, primary financier, constructor, and owner/operator of such a facility.

Protection against HEMP (High-Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse) and GMD (Geomagnetic Disturbance in a CME/Coronal Mass Ejection context) is a nascent science. Until recently, these have only been the concern of Department of Defense insiders, over-the-top "preppers", and physics aficionados. Due to current events and an increasing reliance of all facets of 1st world civilization upon ICT (Information & Communications Technology), the discussion of EMP and GMD protections is moving into the mainstream. Lifeline Data Centers, LLC is nearing completion of an 84,000 square foot fully EMP & GMD-protected data center & SCIF facility in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Mr. Banta will discuss the basic physics of HEMP and GMD, the threats posed by both, and the extreme and expensive challenges of mitigating the effects of both in a data center setting. Mr. Banta presents from the perspective of designer/architect, primary financier, constructor, and owner/operator of such a facility. About the speaker: Rich Banta - Rich is co-founder and co-owner of Lifeline Data Centers, LLC since 2001. He holds patents on data center power distribution, data center cooling, and EMP protection. Rich is a contributor to several international standards bodies and to NIST. Rich recently accepted the Chairmanship of the International Data Center Authority® Technical Standards Committee. He is a certified Data Center Authority (DCA)®️. Mr. Banta possesses decades of industry, standardization, and development experience, and is the former Chief Technology Officer of a large hospital system. He is also an ISACA Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), ISC Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP), and CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP). Rich is currently a member of the University of Texas San Antonio DEMSO (Domestic Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations) working group.

We are pleased to introduce you to our charismatic and distinguished guest speaker for SkyGems Academy Podcast Series 1 Episode 5 – Dike Felix O. Here's some key highlights of Felix's sterling track records: Dike Felix O is a lecturer at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka and currently a researcher at Fudan University, Shanghai China where he is developing a model that explains how managers, policy makers and researchers can use transformational learning to promote environmental sustainability practices among individuals and in different societies. Felix also has experience in educational test and assessment. For example, he had developed a manual for assessing psycho-moto ICT (Information and Communication Technology) competencies for Junior Secondary School three (JS3) students in Enugu State, Nigeria. He is passionate about topics and educational contents that promotes critical thinking and pro-environmental behavior change for sustainability. In his leisure time, Felix likes playing football, reading articles and travelling. I quote and unquote Dike Felix : “The world has moved on. The new normal is you have to flow with the change. You have to simply adapt. " Now, let's tune in to SkyGems Academy Podcast Episode 5 for Dike Felix's Podcast.

Exclusive interview with H.E Carlos Alvarado Quesada, President of Costa Rica , at the ITU TV Studio in Geneva, Switzerland.Includes questions such as how has the President made ICT (Information and Communication Technology) development a priority for Costa Rica and why does Costa Rica rank highly for entrepreneurial activity and what is the government doing to support this?Interviewer: Maximillian Jacobson - Gonzalez, ITU http://www.itu.int

Ha da poco aperto le sue porte - a Mestre - M9, il museo che racconta la storia del XX secolo utilizzando le ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) più sviluppate. Un museo, a quanto dice il neodirettore Biscione, progettato con un’attenzione particolare per i Millennials, ma che si rivolge a tutti in un dialogo intergenerazionale.I Mediatori culturali cafoscarini, che per l’occasione saranno storico-culturali ma anche tecnologici, sono a disposizione del pubblico, per rendere ancora più coinvolgente l’esperienza sensoriale di questo "museo senza opere".Che cosa c’è dietro un progetto di questo tipo? Che ruolo può e deve avere l’Università nello sviluppo culturale del territorio? Ne abbiamo parlato ai microfoni di Radio Ca’ Foscari con Marco Biscione, direttore di M9, e Giuseppe Barbieri, professore di Storia dell’arte moderna e responsabile del progetto dei Mediatori culturali di Ca’ Foscari.[Foto di Alessandra Chemollo]

Ha da poco aperto le sue porte - a Mestre - M9, il museo che racconta la storia del XX secolo utilizzando le ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) più sviluppate. Un museo, a quanto dice il neodirettore Biscione, progettato con un’attenzione particolare per i Millennials, ma che si rivolge a tutti in un dialogo intergenerazionale.I Mediatori culturali cafoscarini, che per l’occasione saranno storico-culturali ma anche tecnologici, sono a disposizione del pubblico, per rendere ancora più coinvolgente l’esperienza sensoriale di questo "museo senza opere".Che cosa c’è dietro un progetto di questo tipo? Che ruolo può e deve avere l’Università nello sviluppo culturale del territorio? Ne abbiamo parlato ai microfoni di Radio Ca’ Foscari con Marco Biscione, direttore di M9, e Giuseppe Barbieri, professore di Storia dell’arte moderna e responsabile del progetto dei Mediatori culturali di Ca’ Foscari.[Foto di Alessandra Chemollo]

We are 18 days away from Kenya's 2017 general election, and this week, we are joined by Nanjira Sambuli, Digital Equality Advocacy Manager at the Web Foundation and awesome digital citizen to talk about ICT (Information and Communications Technology) in Kenya, which is billed as the Silicon Savannah. Has the Jubilee Coalition delivered on its 2013 manifesto promises? Will we have an internet shutdown during/after this election? How is Kenya's tech ecosystem doing? How does it compare to the rest of Africa? Is the KFCB overstepping its mandate? Is what Ezekiel Mutua is doing censorship? How about the NCIC and its work on "ending" hate speech? Is this approach the right approach? How do ICTs change what it means to be a Kenyan citizen? How do they affect our present and future? Press play to fins out! :) Resources National Information & Communications Technology (ICT) Policy (2006) Track, Capture, Kill: Inside Communications Surveillance and Counterterrorism in Kenya Serianu Kenya Cybersecurity Report 2016 The Information Communication Technology Practitioners Bill, 2016 Episode 11: Censored Episode 7: Do Not Feed The Facebook What is Free Basics?

"Pinocchio nella rete" è un Progetto aperto a tutte le tipologie di scuole, dalla materna all'Universita, pubbliche e private, nazionali e straniere, a docenti in servizio ed in pensione, genitori e privati cittadini. Desidera essere lo strumento attraverso il quale ricercare, utilizzare, scoprire, diffondere l’uso degli strumenti Web 2.0, le ICT (Information and Communication Technologies), i software di libero utilizzo ed i servizi online gratuiti (Educazione alla legalità). Desidera rispettare i problemi di accessibilità. Pinocchio nella rete è, al tempo stesso, un corso di aggiornamento – gratuito – liberamente personalizzabile. Prof. Riccardo Rivarola