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To create Virtual Training Centers in project partner countries in order to offer continuous support to teachers and to train them to apply e-Ieaming in intramural and extramural education [3]... [Pg.110]

In all of the project partner countries, Moodle-based Virtual Training Centers have been founded. The aim of these centers was to create a community of people interested in the project as well as provide a space where courses for teachers could be carried out. On one hand the courses allow teachers to get familiar with the methodology of the project and the manner of implementation of didactic research and on the other to present teachers with the operation of the Moodle and with the methodology of distance learning as well as to train them to use this form of learning in order to improve their own qualifications. [Pg.110]

Virtual Training Centers do not have a homogenous character related to their form and contents. It was agreed that the local centers should address the needs of local teachers and educators and that all of the materials should be presented in local languages. [Pg.111]

Education Preoperative planning can serve as an educational tool for less experienced surgeons, especially if it is associated with a virtual training system. [Pg.80]

The facility management and safety training section consists of large room in the basement with an area for virtual training. [Pg.129]

HOT TOPIC EHS for the nanotechnology industry, how to provide world-class training that works, advanced biohazard control concepts, smart devices and the EHS professional, construction hazard recognition and control and virtual training have a blast without breaking the bank. [Pg.30]

A range of industrial steam turbines with a ehoiee of reaetion and impulse blading are available to satisfy these needs. They virtually guarantee an optimal solution to the various problems eneountered when eombining eompressors, expanders, and turbines to form an effieient, reliable nitrie aeid train. A typieal train is depieted in Figure 4-26. [Pg.116]

Training in the system. Your company s managers must be both competent and confident in terms of their ability to explain—and enforce—the PSM system. For this reason you should consider training that covers the entire PSM system, rather than just those aspects of it for which a ven manager has direct responsibility. This approach may also be far more cost-effective, in that a single core module can apply to virtually every company manager. [Pg.169]

By contrast, the bicycle suiwives as basic transportation in the Netherlands and Germany because those nations have a social infrastructure built to make it possible. Those countries have a neighborhood-centered way of life, and the trip distances on a bicycle are often two or three kilometers or less. People cycle slowly out of politeness to others on the crowded streets. Public transit is also far better than in the United States. It is amusing to see a German commuter train station with virtually no auto parking available, but hundreds of bike parking spots. [Pg.152]

This condition is virtually always present in machine-trains. Generally, we assume that misalignment exists between shafts that are connected by a coupling, V-belt, or other intermediate drive. However, it can exist between bearings of a solid shaft and at other points within the machine. [Pg.738]

Companies that did not encourage mentors and mentees to express their mutual expectations of the relationship later tended to recognize this as a mistake. Virtually all companies designed their training in an active style, which involved discussions and sometimes also role-plays and exercises. [Pg.112]

As you will remember from our conclusions in Chapter 3, virtually all companies that contributed case studies to our book incorporated expectation management into their training sessions. If you want to ensure that your program nms as planned, then keeping with this tradition is of great importance. It is also vital to have sufficient time in the training program for this issue. [Pg.268]

Wang, G. (2000). Some opinions on ROI. Discussion Eorum of the American Society of Training and Development (ASTD). At http //www.astd.org/virtual community/forums/eval R01/ eval ROI.cgi read=873... [Pg.311]

There are very few exceptions to this rule, and only a trained organic chemist can be expected to know when it is permissible to violate this rule. Some instructors might violate this rule one or two times (about half-way through the course). If this happens, you should recognize that you are seeing a very rare exception. In virtually every situation that you will encounter, you cannot violate this rule. Therefore, you must get into the habit of never breaking a single bond. [Pg.24]

We must accept that some solubility measurements are not precise, and for those obtained from the literature it is virtually impossible to check errors that, most likely, have been caused by limitations of experimental data in the training set. [Pg.416]

Another group has evaluated self-organizing maps [63] and shape/ pharmacophore models [64]. They developed a new method termed SQUIRREL to compare molecules in terms of both shape and pharmacophore points. Thus from a commercial library of 199,272 compounds, 1926 were selected based on self-organizing maps trained on peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor a (PPARa) "activity islands." The compounds were further evaluated with SQUIRREL and 7 out of 21 molecules selected were found to be active in PPARa. Furthermore, a new virtual screening technique (PhAST) was developed based on representation of molecules as text strings that describe their pharmacophores [65]. [Pg.417]

The objective of this NoE is to strengthen research in catalysis by the creation of a coherent framework of research, know-how and training between the various disciplinary catalysis communities (heterogeneous, homogeneous, and biocatalysis) with the objective of achieving a lasting integration between the main European Institutions in this area. IDECAT will create the virtual European Research Institute on Catalysis (ERIC) that is intended to be the main reference point for catalysis in Europe. [Pg.440]


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