Vol 7 Issue 1 January 2019-March 2019

Abstract: This paper examined the Google Classroom Technology for Distance Learners by National Teachers’ Institute Calabar Study Centre. A purposive sampling technique was used to select 19 NTI course facilitators for the study. A descriptive survey design was used for the study and a total of 17 item researcher developed instrument tagged: Google Classroom Technology for Distance Learners by National Teachers’ Institute Questionnaire “GCTDLNTIQ” was administered. The instrument was validated by experts in the field of Educational Technology and Test and Measurement, tested for validity using Kuder Richardson with a coefficient of 0.97 indicating a high reliability of the instrument. Simple percentages were used in answering the research questions. The result obtained revealed that there is no Google Classroom software technology at the NTI Calabar Study Centre, however, lecturers at the centre possess a high level of competence to use Google Classroom Technology as inferred from facilitators’ utilization of  similar internet based tasks.

Keywords: Google Classroom, G.A.F.E., L.C.M.S., N.T.I., Distance Learning.

Title: Google Classroom for Distance Learners by National Teachers’ Institute: A Case Study of Calabar Study Centre

Author: Udosen, Idongesit N., Adie, Paul Ingiona

International Journal of Computer Science and Information Technology Research

ISSN 2348-1196 (print), ISSN 2348-120X (online)

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Abstract: Now a days in petrol bunk there is a difficulty to find the amount of air to be filled in vehicle tires. Incorrect proportion of air filling leads to tire bursting and sometimes road accidents awareness of tire damages are not intimated to the drivers/vehicle owners.

Keywords: vehicle tires, road accidents awareness, drivers/vehicle owners.

Title: VEHICLE TIRE STRENGTH MONITORING USING AUGMENTED REALITY

Author: Dr.N.Thillaiarasu, N.Kamal Kumar, S.Amsarathinam, V.Kishan, Azhar Mohamed

International Journal of Computer Science and Information Technology Research

ISSN 2348-1196 (print), ISSN 2348-120X (online)

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Abstract: Today main issue for pollution is Garbage Overflow. It creates unhygienic condition for the people and create bad smell in the surrounding’s leading to spread of some deadly diseases and human illness. To avoid all such situation’s we are going to implement a project called IoT Based waste management using smart dustbin. Implementation is done with the help of IoT concept. The Internet of Things (IoT) is a concept in which surrounding objects are connected through wired and wireless networks without user intervention. Objects communicate and exchange information. In this system multiple dustbins are located throughout the city or the Campus, these dustbins are provided with a sensor which helps in tracking the level and weight of the garbage bins and a unique ID will be provided for every dustbin in the city so that it is easy to identify which garbage bin is full. When the level and weight of the bin reaches the threshold limit, the device will transmit the reading along with the unique ID provided. After that the dustbin will move for dispatch the excess waste to the particular navigated place. In order to avoid the decaying smell around the bin harm-less chemical sprinkler is used which will sprinkle the chemical as soon as the smell sensors detect the decaying smell. Once the bins are full then user will not be able to access the bins. In such circumstances the bin displays the direction of the nearby bins on LCD display also generate the voice messages if the user place’s the waste on the floor. The status of the bin is accessed by the concerned authorities from their place with the help of Internet and an immediate action will be taken to replace overflowing bins with the empty bins.

Keywords: Smart Dustbins, Ultrasonic sensor, GSM,  IR sensor, Toxic sensor, LCD, Motor Driver, IOT Module Rain sensor, IOT Cloud, Micro controller.

Title: AUTOMATED SELF NAVIGATED DUSTBIN DISPENSARY SYSTEM IN SMART CITIES

Author: Prakash E.P, Sara Ruth John, Anu Krishna K.B, Pavithra P

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Abstract: Social engineering attacks are by far the tremendously hard forms of cybersecurity and data privacy attacks since they focus on manipulating humans to become the weakest link in security. As per security data breach reports the existing security techniques are more focused into technology forgetting humans as the weak link in the security chain. As evidenced by the fact that penetration testing reports in today cyberspace keep proving hackers are gaining access to company networks mostly through social engineering attacks. In this research paper, we are going to assess various forms of social engineering attack concepts and their impact on organizations. The research will further identify attack stages and propose enterprise security framework to mitigate socially engineered attacks through building human firewall within organizations in Botswana. The proposed outcome of this research is the enterprise security framework to establish secure cyberspace through the creation of a human firewall within organizations and secure their digital assets from social engineering attacks in the wild in Botswana. The framework will provide security guidelines and cloud training platform to assist employees to be more aware while online. Furthermore, the framework will help organizations to build more secure human firewall through security assessment survey generated to provide graphical presentation report that can be used by security auditors to mitigate social engineering attacks in Botswana through effective security training and awareness while online. Thus the creation of a human firewall to fight against social engineering attacks can only be achieved through awareness and making use of technology to simulate real-life phishing camping within the workforce to filter weak link within employees in the security chain.

Keywords: Social Engineering, Human Firewall, Vulnerability, Exploitation, Cyber security, Hacker, Victim.

Title: Human firewall enterprise security framework to mitigate social engineering attacks within organizations in Botswana

Author: June Jeremiah

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ISSN 2348-1196 (print), ISSN 2348-120X (online)

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Abstract: The specked compression placed on the university have created discussion about the need to find new the role of universities to serve the community in the better way. In reality, local universities face some difficulties with fees and graduation which make the universities’ value less attractive. Business modeling tools such as Business Model Canvas (BMC), Value Proposition Design (VPD), and Environmental Maps (EM) should be applied and used in the strategy canvas for universities in order to survive in the new era and to ideate the best design strategy for the University of the Future (UoF). In the other hand, the new existence of digital transformation supports the universities to become the best marketing tools in their business. Without failed to mention, humanizing education also should be implemented within the universities in order to keep the balance of human and technology and to stay relevant for the future. This paper provides the strategies and plans to transform the university into a radiant institution with its own personality.

Keywords: University of the Future; BMC; VPD; EM; SC; Digital Transformation; Humanizing Education

Title: Redesigning Business Model Options for University of the Future through Humanizing Education and IR4.0

Author: Azratulham Mahyuddin, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan

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Abstract: The varied societal pressure placed on the university have generated discussion about the need to redefine the role of universities to better serve the needs of contemporary society. Some argue that the universities are still the only institution in society. On the other hand, universities have some experience problems with fees and graduation which make the universities’ value have to be questioned. Universities have to learn how to survive and thrive by having a strategy canvas with business modeling tools such as Business Model Canvas, Value Proposition Design Canvas and Environmental Map that used to evaluate, analyze, formulate and design the business models for the University of the Future. In addition, Universities have to adapt to the digital transformation where the voice of the customer is more prevalent than ever. It turns a customer into advocates for the university that become the most powerful marketing tools. Humanizing education should be implemented within the university to keep in sustainability and stay relevant with the future objective of universities. This paper provides the business models, strategies and plans to transform the university from faceless organization into a vibrant institution with human values such as morality and integrity.

Keywords: University of the Future; BMC; VPD; EM; SC; Digital Transformation; Humanizing Education.

Reshaping University of the Future: Designing Business Models that are Relevant through Humanising Education and 4IR, Fukky Winasis, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan

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ISSN 2348-1196 (print), ISSN 2348-120X (online)

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