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"I am of the opinion that the influence of a teacher's conversation with an individual child on any ordinary academic subject is much more potent than what is said in a class lesson. Those of us who are older often hear sermons or lectures which inspire us, and if we are privileged to talk over points with the preacher or lecturer afterwards, the effect is much more emphatic and permanent. But how many class lessons have children to listen to which are boring and useless, and others where they are not sufficiently interested to ask a question? If we use class teaching and individual work in their proper places the best results will follow." - Helen Parkhurst

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"Do not regard me as the originator either of the diagnosis or the cure which I advocate. Perhaps I can best illustrate what I mean by telling you of a remark which my late Chief Prince Max of Baden once made when he was guiding an over-enthusiastic American through his school. The American said to the Prince, “Would you mind telling me what are you proudest of in these beautiful schools?” And Prince Max said, "If you go the length and breadth of them, there's nothing original in them. That is what I am proud of. We have stolen from everywhere, from the Boy Scouts, from Plato, from Goethe and from the public schools." And the American said: "Ought you not to aim at being original?" and Prince Max answered, "No, it is in education as in medicine. You must harvest the wisdom of a thousand years. If ever you come to a surgeon and he wants to take out your appendix in the most original manner possible, I would strongly advise you to go to another surgeon." - Kurt Hahn, 1960.

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If I give you a penny, you will be one penny richer and I’ll be one penny poorer. But if I give you an idea, you will have a new idea, but I shall still have it, too. - Albert Einstein

With a book tucked in one hand, and a computer shoved under my elbow, I will march, not sidle, shudder or quake, into the twenty-first century. - Ray Bradbury, Digital Deli

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 * "If the average university student can safely go to Wikipedia instead of consulting a specialized print reference source, then academia is broken."
 * "The most daring solution would be for academia to enter the world of Wikipedia directly. Rather than throwing rocks at it, the academy has a unique opportunity to engage Wikipedia in a way that marries the digital generation with the academic enterprise."
 * "Ultimately, the academy has to stop fighting Wikipedia and work to make it better".
 * "When professors are writing the articles or guiding their students in article production and revision, we may become much less paranoid about this wildly popular resource."
 * - Badke, 2008

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That ideas should freely spread from one to another over the globe, for the moral and mutual instruction of man, and improvement of his condition, seems to have been peculiarly and benevolently designed by nature...

I am of the opinion that the influence of a teacher's conversation with an individual child on any ordinary academic subject is much more potent than what is said in a class lesson. Those of us who are older often hear sermons or lectures which inspire us, and if we are privileged to talk over points with the preacher or lecturer afterwards, the effect is much more emphatic and permanent. But how many class lessons have children to listen to which are boring and useless, and others where they are not sufficiently interested to ask a question? If we use class teaching and individual work in their proper places the best results will follow.

Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young.

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I am of the opinion that the influence of a teacher's conversation with an individual child on any ordinary academic subject is much more potent than what is said in a class lesson. Those of us who are older often hear sermons or lectures which inspire us, and if we are privileged to talk over points with the preacher or lecturer afterwards, the effect is much more emphatic and permanent. But how many class lessons have children to listen to which are boring and useless, and others where they are not sufficiently interested to ask a question? If we use class teaching and individual work in their proper places the best results will follow. Helen Parkhurst

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"The more we sweat in peace the less we bleed in war. -Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit"

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I hope when all the animals have gone that robots will have electronic fur. - James Neill, c. 1986

In a democracy you can only accelerate by example. - Lawrence Holt Power over persons is so dangerous a thing that only those can be trusted with it who do not want it. - Plato

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Spiraea

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Mean

The mean or arithmetic mean of a set of numbers is obtained by adding the numbers and dividing the result by the 'number' of numbers. It is a key piece of information: if you randomly sample some numbers from the series, you expect them to fluctuate around the mean, and the larger the sample, the closer their average will tend to be to the mean of the series.

An alternative indicator of average is the median, the middle number if all numbers are ordered according to size. The mean and the median need not have the same value; in some cases, the difference can be quite considerable.

Example
Consider the following set of numbers:

{ 5, 4, 10, 3, 3, 4, 7, 4, 6, 5 }

First, you add the numbers to find their sum, that is:

5 + 4 + 10 + 3 + 3 + 4 + 7 + 4 + 6 + 5 = 51

Then you divide that by the number of numbers. In this case, there are 10, so the mean of this set of numbers is:

51 / 10 = 5.1

Properties
Note from the example above, that:

 * the order of the numbers in the set does not affect the mean;
 * if one of the numbers is increased, and another is decreased by an equal amount, the mean will stay the same;
 * if the set is divided into subsets of equal size, the mean of all the means of the subsets equals the mean of the set.

The above rules can often be used to calculate the mean of a given set faster. Note further that:

 * if one of the numbers is changed, the mean changes in the same direction;
 * unless all numbers are equal, there will always be at least one number larger than the mean, and at least one number smaller.

The last property implies that, for instance, it is not possible that all stocks on the stock market are outperformers.

Questions
Which of the following statements are true, and which are false?

 * 1) If 10 is added to each number in the set, but one of the numbers was negative, the mean will grow by less than 10
 * 2) If all the numbers in the set get multiplied by 2, the mean is doubled as well
 * 3) The mean of a set of even numbers will always be an even number
 * 4) The mean of a set of odd numbers will never be an odd number
 * 5) The mean of the first half of the set is generally closer to the mean of the full set than the mean of the second half
 * 6) Seeing one of the numbers provides more information on the mean of the set than seeing a second one
 * 7) Upon removing both the highest and the lowest number from the set, the mean is expected to stay the same

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Learning management system

LMS - Learning Management System, is a general name for a system that can handle the management of a learning environment. Sometimes the terms are interchanged with "CMS" or "Course Management System". There are many LMS systems out there, including (but not limited to): Blackboard, Moodle and Sakai. These Learning Management Systems allow for delivering courses or course materials to students. An LMS creates a synchronous, web-based classroom environment. Some of the tools available within an LMS are Blogs, Wikis, Journals and Discussion Boards.

Free LMS Hosting

 * CourseSites by Blackboard
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User:Prof. Jack Alderton, Curator of Film and Media

Hello, welcome to the Study of Prof. Jack Alderton, Curator of Film and Media. My aim is to build up many Courses about Film and Media. --Prof. Jack Alderton, Curator of Film and Media 08:39, 10 May 2008 (UTC)


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BCP/Aesculus × carnea

Aesculus × carnea

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Recent Logs

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BCP/Melica nutans

Melica nutans

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Recent Logs

 * --Juan 09:00, 10 May 2008 (UTC) (Charles University Botanical Garden)

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Category:BCP/Genus/Aegopodium

Aegopodium is a genus of flowering plants of the family Apiaceae, represented by about 7 species.

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Category:BCP/Genus/Melica

Melica is genus of about 80 parennial grasses with spikelets, distributed in the temperate regions, from the subfamily Pooidea, family Poaceae.

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BCP/Valeriana dioica

Valeriana dioica

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Category:BCP/Genus/Valeriana

Valeriana is a genus of flowering plants in the family Valerianaceae, native to Europe and Americas (especially the Andes).

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BCP/Aquilegia vulgaris

Aquilegia vulgaris

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Recent Logs

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Category:BCP/Genus/Aquilegia

Aquilegia (Ranunculaceae) is a genus of about 60-70 species of herbaceous perennial plants that are found in meadows, woodlands, and at higher altitudes throughout the Northern Hemisphere.

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BCP/Viola pedata

Viola pedata

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BCP/Viola pedata/Logs

This page contains recent bloom logs for the plant Viola pedata (Bird's foot violet).

Archived Logs
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Recent Logs

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Primary mathematics/Proportions

Ratios are similar to fractions. $$x:y= \frac{x} {x+y}$$. Remember, The proportion x:y does not equal the fraction $$\frac{x} {y}$$.

For example, if the ratio of boys to girls in a classroom is 1:2, that does not mean half of the class is boys and the other half is girls. It means that $$\frac{1} {3}$$ of the class is boys and $$\frac{2} {3}$$ of the class is girls. (But that means that the number of boys is half the number of girls.)

But remember that the fraction only applies to the sum of the two sides $$\left(x+y\right)$$, and can be wrong if there are more than 2 things.

For example, if there is a fruit basket that has 16 fruits, and the ratio of apples to oranges is 3:1, that doesn't always mean that there are 12 apples $$\left(\frac{3} {4} \times 16\right)$$ and 4 oranges $$\left(\frac{1} {4} \times 16\right)$$. There could be 12 bananas in the fruit basket, which means that there are only 3 apples and 1 orange.

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User talk:Lokal Profil

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BCP/Veronica

Veronica

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BCP/Veronica/Logs

This page contains recent bloom logs for the plant Veronica (Speedwells).

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BCP/Ajuga reptans 'valfredda'

Ajuga reptans 'valfredda'

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BCP/Ajuga reptans 'valfredda'/Logs

This page contains recent bloom logs for the plant Ajuga reptans 'valfredda' (Chocolate Chip Bungleweed).

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User talk:Prof. Jack Alderton, Curator of Film and Media

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May

This template makes a link to the May key for Moravia-Silesia, and adds plant pages to Category:BCP/MO-SI/5 and Category:BCP/Flora of the Czech Republic (it automatically adds ), for plants that have been recorded as flowering in May in Southeastern Pennsylvania.

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May

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Category:BCP/MO-SI/5

This category is for plants found flowering in May in Moravia-Silesia, Czech Republic.

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User:Dfighter

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Linux/Installation

Please note that this is a general "guide" and it's only purpose is to outline what you should do when you are installing a Linux system. Therefore you should refer to your distributions manual for specific instructions. Distribution specific instructions can be found below.

Considerations prior installing
In order to use and administer your Linux server, obviously first of all you will need to install it. Prior to installation you must decide how you want to install it. Most of the distributions come with a variety of installation methods. For example you can download a bootable CD/DVD ISO image, burn it, then install it from that disk. This is the most common installation method. Some distributions (like Debian GNU/Linux) even allow you to download a couple of floppy images (5 for Debian),boot the installation system with those, then install the software itself from the Internet. The next step would be deciding where you want to install it: You can install Linux as the only operating system or you can partition your hard drive and install Linux to be the 2nd,3rd,etc operating system as it support multi-booting using Lilo, or Grub.

Starting the installation process
Usually as mentioned earlier one installs Linux with a bootable CD/DVD disk. In order to start the installation therefore one must insert the disk into the CD/DVD drive and start/restart the computer. Upon booting, the boot prompt will appear offering various options to choose from. Most of them required in special cases only, therefore one can proceed with the defaults. The installer can be either graphics (GUI) or text (console) based. Some of the distributions will offer either or both of them. The installation system will now boot and prepare itself for starting. After that one may proceed with installing

You can also make a pendrive(data traveller)bootable you can download an .iso file and there are softwares available who can make it bootable like "universal usb maker" and then you can make it bootable and then choose boot options as pen drive and do the installation process.

In case you are installing a server with out-of-band management (OOM) support, you can use their virtual media support for installing them using an ISO image remotely. Almost all enterprise grade servers support out-of-band management with different implementations and names, HP Proliant servers call it ILO, Dell call it iDRAC and IBM call it IMM.

The installation process
After the installation system started it will most of the time detect and configure, your hardware automatically. You will have to set your localization options such as location, time zone, keyboard layout, preferred language (if applicable). Then you will have to choose the installation medium you decided to use prior to beginning the installation. You will also set up networking, superuser password, optionally create a new account. The most critical parts are however selecting the installation target, or in other words telling the installer where you decided to install the system, and selecting the software which you will install.

Partitioning

Most modern installers have some built-in graphical (either gui or console based) partitioner. This makes your job easier since you will have to type less. Generally it is a good practice to use at least 3 individual partitions for your Linux, one of them should be mounted to "/", the other one to "/homes", and the third one should be a swap partition. The sizes are up to your decision, and depend on which software's you will install, but for the swap partition at least 256 megabytes size is recommended (1.5-2x the physical memory size would be optimal). You can choose from a variety of file systems for these partitions, which you will use depends on your needs, but generally you will most likely decide to use the ext3 or reiserfs journalling file systems. Also you will need to set the bootable flag for the partition you intend to boot from, this is usually the first partition.

Software installation

Today's installers offer you a user friendly software installation system as well. You just have to choose which software you want to install and you are all set. Mostly they will offer default selections, but for a server you will not need all of those, so here you should probably choose the minimal installation (or basic installation/basic system/minimal system, or similar) and install the software you will need later, after your system is installed.

Boot loader

The installer will offer you to set Lilo or GRUB up for you. Most of the time you can leave it unchanged and do what it wants to do, as it will recognize your installation layout, and will let you choose between when you are booting. However if you plan on using another 3rd party boot loader, you might consider not installing it at all.

Booting your new system

After you are done with the previous steps you may proceed to this part, when the installer will reboot your system, and you can boot your brand new Linux system. After that is done, you might go on and customize your system.

Distribution Specific Installation Instructions

 * Ubuntu
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BCP/Rhododendron molle

Rhododendron molle

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Recent Logs

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Plant identification/Taraxacum officinale

{How I can recognize Common Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale Weber ex Wiggers)? + By its habit - By flowers - By foliage - By stem - By root - By fruit
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 * Yes this is true, the habit of the plant is very characteristic. Wath this illustration: thumb|150PX
 * Yes this is true, you can differ it from other Asteraceae.
 * Yes this is true, you can differ it from other Asteraceae.
 * Yes, stems are hollow and milky..
 * No, this is not so significant.
 * Yes, you can say its Asteraceae.

{Where does Common Dandelion usually grow? - On the water edges - In the forest + On the meadows - Water - Fileds - By fruit
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 * Yes this is true, the habit of the plant is very characteristic. Wath this illustration: thumb|150PX
 * Yes this is true, you can differ it from other Asteraceae.
 * Yes this is true, you can differ it from other Asteraceae.
 * Yes, stems are hollow and milky..
 * No, this is not so significant.
 * Yes, you can say its Asteraceae.

{ Which of these is a Common Dandelion? - - + - - -
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 * Wrong, this is Taraxacum albidum. But you where near, these species is from the same genus such as Common Dandelion. All the member of Taraxacum genus are having an inflorescense called head (read more about on Wikipedia: Taraxacum, head).
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Floating point/Lesson Five

When an error is created in the computer, we have to understand how error is propagated and whether we can trust an answer. Additionally, it is good to know where problems can occur.

Operations
Two types of error can occur in normal mathematical operations ( +, -, ×, and ÷ ) in floating point arithmetic. The first is called a benign error. Benign errors are roundoff errors that occur when the exact quantities are known and in one step, there is an error. Catastrophic error, on the other hand, results when unknown quantities are put through a mathematical operator and the result becomes extraordinarily wrong. For two numbers a and b, this can happen in addition and subtraction in the following ways:

1. a - b if a - b ≈ 0

2. a + b if a is much larger than b

Demonstration: 1.xxxxxxxxxx                      1.xxxxxxxxxx (other decimals) +           0.0yyyyyyyy         -   1.xxxxxxxxxx (other decimals) -       -  1.xxxxxxxxxx                       0.0000000000 (the decimals of y are missing)   (all decimals are missing)

Rounding
The IEEE standard does not operate in a similar manner to the way that was described in the section. In reality, when a number is calculated an interval is placed around the number, [x, y]. This interval is then processed as a calculation and all subsequent calculations are processed on this interval. If one machine number is left in the final interval, the computer selects that number. Otherwise, it needs more precision and uses it.

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BCP/Tussilago farfara

Tussilago farfara

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2008 Logs

 * --Jomegat 14:20, 26 Apr 2008 (from photo)
 * --Jomegat 23:58, 10 May 2008 (UTC

2009 Logs

 * Jomegat 00:59, 22 April 2009 (UTC)
 * Jomegat 22:30, 4 May 2009 (UTC)
 * Jomegat 12:34, 10 May 2009 (UTC)

Recent Logs

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User:Cecil (old)

Hey! I joined this website primarily to gain some more knowledge of actionscript. I am pretty well-versed in actionscript, and I am producing my own games now. My knowledge of actionscript was anything but formal. I learned everything from blogs, random tutorials, and just messing around with the program. It would be great if I could learn some of the more advanced areas of actionscript such as the condition statements of "while" and more. Please feel free to leave any comments on my 'talk' page, and I am happy to have joined the community.

As well as learning actionscript, I might invest some time into learning other languages. Visual Basic is the only other one I know, but learning some of the basics of more advanced languages will only help and further my education.

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User talk:Cecil (old)

Hello Cecil, welcome around here. I hope we can help you succeed in your learning goals. Below more info about Wikiversity, Erkan Yilmaz uses the Wikiversity:Chat (try) 03:52, 11 May 2008 (UTC)

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User:Asmodel~enwikiversity

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I am asmodel and if you want to read more about my interests - check out my blog: #REDIRECT[]

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Marketing for customized industrial products

The experience on the marketing of FMCG (Fast moving consuming goods) is very popular now. But for industrial products, especially for customized industrial products, which are not so widely for public use, only for some specific area and detail industrial customers, we have not so much book or practical knowledge on it, but for other consuming goods, there are too many examples and books, that’s why I begin to do some research on it.

Subjects

 * Marketing Strategy
 * 1) Annual plan
 * 2) Budget
 * 3) Implement
 * 4) Review and analysis

Implement methods

 * Brochures, leaflet, successful stories
 * Website

 * Company website

 * The website presents the image of company and products, advanced dynamic website even can deal with most orders and customers’ consultation, search useful information on demand etc. But for small and customized products company, the following points should be more important.

 * Showcase for products and services
 * Answer most frequently asked questions
 * Service the customer
 * Record the needs of customer
 * Events and news
 * Improving the rank of search engines

 * Industrial media website

 * Selective target
 * Logo or banner AD links
 * Technical articles
 * Successful stories
 * Innovation, new technology, application etc

 * Exhibition

 * Company standard and concept for various and sizes of the exhibitions
 * Brochures, leaflet, catalog…
 * Stand design, layout and engineering
 * Exhibits
 * AV effects, presentations, video
 * Banners, signs
 * Advertising, web, articles…
 * Promotion gifts
 * Others

 * Technical forum
 * Technical training
 * Industrial magazine advertisement

 * Selecting well-known industrial magazine, which should be have some influence in the lines.
 * Selective target
 * High reader benefit and a board spectrum of topics
 * High circulation
 * High news value
 * According to its yearly editorial plan of magazine, you can arrange your advertisement in order to fit for the theme and get good AD effects. For example: The magazine issue 6 will published on 30-June-XXXX, the key topic is metal working, industrial focus is safety and protection, if this is just the point you want to put your products into, you should prepare for it.
 * Together with magazine advertisement, if you can arrange some application cases and successful stories or technical articles of your company, it will be much better.
 * Some special issue will be published together with relevant key exhibition, if your company want to enhance the propagandas, some special reports or introduction also be needed.

 * Customers visit (by Sales and technical Dept. mainly is for technical support and solution)
 * promotion gifts

 * You can choose from a small range of gifts all in a nice quality to mirror the quality of the products and services. The gifts are covering different usages, i.e. at different price levels ranged as follows:

 * Paper bag
 * Pen
 * Cup
 * Wallett

 * The sales executive should always consider whether the customer should have one thing or the other based on criteria such as relationship, current cooperation and future potential. As a general rule only a manager, purchaser, planner or the like should be given the cup or the wallet.

 * Others


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Introduction to Swedish/Spelling

The ng-sound
Normal case: tung, tvinga, sväng

Spelled gn when the ng-sound is followed by a n-sound: regn, lugn, ugn, inhägna

An exception to above is tvungna as the ng-spelling of this word is herited from the adjective tvungen.

The tj-sound
English examples of the tj sound: wash, fish, flush, shallow, ship

Before hard vowel (at the beginning of words), the tj-sound is spelled tj.

tjusa, tjäna, tjalla, tjog

Before soft vowel (at the beginning of words), the tj-sound is often spelled k, but sometimes tj.

Kina, kela, kind, kärlek, kyrka, körsbär¨ Tjej, tjäna, tjära

Exceptions with tj-sound kjol, kiosk

The skj-sound
Due to the development of the spoken language since the Middle Ages, this sound is complex, not only in terms of spelling but also in terms of pronunciation. In "standard" Swedish, without any strong social or regional marker, this sound is pronounced in a way very similar to German "Buch" or Scots "loch". However, it can also be pronounced in a way midway between the "tj" sound and "sh-" in English, and then carries a strong upper-class social marker, except in Northern Sweden where a similar pronunciation is very widespread without social connotations. The social marker can elicit mildly to violent reactions, whereas the regional marker is usually thought of as attractive.

The standard spelling is sj.

sju, sjö, sjal, sjåpig, själ

Before soft vowel the skj-sound is often spelled sk.

skepp, skinn, sky, skärm, sköld

Before 'o' and 'u' the skj-sound is sometimes spelled skj.

skjorta, skjul, skjuta

Before the soft vowel ä the skj-sound is sometimes spelled stj.

stjärna, stjärt, stjälk

''In central and northern Sweden, the combination rs is also pronounced this way, except in formal recitals and by some elderly speakers. Particularly in Western Sweden (and there more clearly in lower-class sociolects) the combinations "rs" and "rt" are pronounced "s" and "t".''

fors, färsk, kurs

For some exceptions in beginning of loan words, before a soft vowel the skj-sound is spelled g.

generell, generös, giraff

Before hard vowel in some borrowed words spelled ch.

choklad, chock, chans

Before o in some borrowed words spelled ti.

station, situation, aktion

In a few words, the spelling is sch.

schack, schampo; dusch

The j-sound
jord, boj,

djup, djungel, djärv, djur

gärna, ge

gjuta, gjorde

hjärna, hjälp

ljuvlig, ljus

The rd and rt-sounds
Pronounced with soft r and long preceding vowel in a manner reminiscent of Hindi or Urdu ṭ and ḍ; in certain rural dialects "lt" is pronounced in a similar way.

ord, börda

kort, art

The r-sound
This sound depends strongly on the dialect. There are five variants.

The s-sound
sång, stilla, bas

cykel, cyklop, cyanid, Cecilia

Z is pronounced like s. zink, zoo, zon

Example sentences
Många ugnar görs i Kina. Many ovens are made in China.

Hjärnan är jättestor. The brain is huge.

I djungelns djup finns många djärva djur. Deep in the djungle there is a lot of brave animals.

I skjulet finns skjorta. In the shed there is shirt.

Example text
Drottning Kristinas far, Gustav II Adolf, lät bygga regalskeppet Vasa år 1628. Skeppet sjönk på sin jungfrufärd eftersom det var för rankt byggt. Anders Franzén återfann det sjunkna skeppet 1956. Det bärgades och konserverades och finns nu på Vasamuséet i Stockholm.

''The father of Queen Christina, Gustav II Adolf, built the warship Vasa in the year 1628. The ship sank on its maiden voyage as it was too unstable. Anders Franzén found the sunken ship in 1956. It was brought up and preserved and is now exposed at the Vasa museum in Stockholm.''

Exercises
Pronounce these words

A) juni, hjul, jul, djur, gjuta, gubbe, galt, hjort, hjässa, ge, ljuvlig

B) kurva, tjusig, köra, kärv, kär, tjäle, tjockis, varsel, mars, kjol

C) skalle, sjal, stjälpa, skjorta, sko, skinn, generad, gumma, gäst, ljus

D) vart, färd, fart, hord, rabbla, borra, bura in, barrikad

E) vagn, dunge, djungel, ting, stygn, tvungna, ringla

F) bastu, vass, central, Barsebäck, morsning, kross, brons

Translate into English 1. Ett skepp med körsbär kommer från Kina. 2. Cecilia är en schackspelare. 3. Djur ska inte tvättas med schampo. 4. Giraffer och zebror är afrikanska djur. 5. Kring jul tänder man många ljus.

Translate into Swedish 6. You will gain on it! 7. There is a shot giraffe in the shed. 8. Venus is bright, but it is not a star! 9. I bought two skirts in a kiosk. 10. A lot of species have brains.

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Hello Peter, welcome around here. I hope we can help you succeed in your learning goals. Below more info about Wikiversity, Erkan Yilmaz uses the Wikiversity:Chat (try) 18:43, 11 May 2008 (UTC)

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Welcome. I just wanted to say hi myself. --Remi 01:54, 12 May 2008 (UTC)

Portals
Just wondered if you had seen Template:Box portal skeleton 2. Might come in handy. --McCormack 06:45, 12 May 2008 (UTC)

 * Another suggestion: Portal:First Year Medical School Program might make more sense if it was in the main namespace. Are you sure you wish to make a portal out of this? The relevant portal would be Portal:medicine. I can move things for you or advise you. Feel welcome to talk about this with me. --McCormack 09:24, 12 May 2008 (UTC)

 * Thanks for the advice. I didn't want to be too bold to start out with, but I was thinking that we should have a portal for medicine and subportals for different years of medical school.  There's way too much information for each year for just a namespace, though I understand that too many subportals could make for clutter. --Peter
 * My suggestion would be to start with one medicine portal. For specific specialisations within medicine, one would add "schools" as a subdivision (e.g. School:Cardiology, School:Pharmacotherapy), but only when needed. As an alternative path to content by year of study, one could use the Topic namespace - e.g. Topic:First Year Medicine - again, create the topics only when needed. I can set up Portal:Medicine for you, but I might be short of time for a couple of days. If you need to get going now, I'd suggest you create content in the main namespace or just continue with your current pages - we can always move them later - easily done. What do you think? --McCormack 06:08, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
 * I definitely understand minimizing portals and topic namespaces, but I'm not sure how we can create a workable medical school program without a portal (or portal type forum) for each year of school. I think a good goal is to develop a moodle type school, not in terms of managing users and grades but in terms of organization and accessibility of readings and assignments; med school, btw, is so material dense that an online one would be worthless unless it offered at least a recommended weekly schedule.  I'll start working on the content for the first year of medical school, and we can move things around later as we wish.  Also, how do I upload pictures?  Do I need some sort of wikiversity status/position?  Again, thanks for the thoughts.  I'd like to talk with you too, if we can get on a chat program at the same time.  --Peter 20:05, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
 * To upload pictures, click the link in the box on the left marked "upload file" (toolbox, lower down on the left). You don't need any status to create Wikiversity content - you're just fine as you are. I'm very happy to talk about a medical school structure with you. We already have quite a lot of rather disparate medical materials here, and they can be drawn together at the same time as we create this structure. --McCormack 04:26, 14 May 2008 (UTC)
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Online Medschool maker.

Goal: develop an online medical school such that the first two years may be completed online. thereafter, one may complete the usmle exam independently and apply as a 3rd year medical student at a traditional university.

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Statistics

Statistics is the study of numbers in their conceptual form, it is used in order to conceptualise the meaning away from numbers. Statistics is an applied branch of Mathematics.

A knowledge of statistics is like a knowledge of foreign languages or of algebra; it may prove of use at any time under any circumstances. - A. L. Bowley

Resources

 * Introduction
 * Bayesian Statistics
 * Advanced ANOVA
 * How to use R
 * How to use SPSS
 * Data Analysis using the SAS Language

Courses

 * Introduction to Statistical Analysis
 * Introduction to Likelihood Theory
 * Survey research and design in psychology

Software

 * R
 * Statistics Online Computational Resource (SOCR)

Online textbooks

 * Online statistics education: An interactive multimedia course of study - Rice University, University of Houston Clear Lake, and Tufts University
 * Collaborative statistics (Barbara Illowsky and Susan Dean)
 * Discovering Statistics - Statistics Hell (Andy Field)
 * Electronic statistics textbook (Statsoft)
 * A new view of statistics (Will Hopkins)
 * Concepts and applications of inferential statistics (Richard Lowry)
 * Handbook of biological statistics (John McDonald}
 * Topics in multivariate statistics (David Garson)
 * HyperStat online statistics textbook (David Lane)
 * Probability and Statistics EBook (Statistics Online Computational Resource)

SOCR Videos

 * A collection of general and subject specific videos utilizing the Statistics Online Computational Resource (SOCR)

Statistics rap
These (selected) student-made "statistics rap" videos can be used as fun introductions/reviews of concepts commonly taught in undergraduate statistics courses:
 * Statz rappers (Youtube)
 * Statistics rap (Youtube)
 * Stat Rap: "Stat Touch" (Youtube)

Cheat sheets

 * Cheat sheets (Google Docs) -> LINK BROKEN

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Statistical population

In survey research, the target population is the group of people to whom the researcher hopes to be able to generalise his/her research study.

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Survey research and design in psychology/Tutorials/ANOVA

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 * 2) Assumptions
 * 3) /Visualising ANOVA/
 * 4) /Error bar graphs/
 * 5) /Descriptive statistics/
 * 6) /One-way repeated measures ANOVA/
 * 7) /Mixed-design ANOVA/
 * 8) /ANCOVA/
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The developer team at Wikimedia is making some changes to how accounts work, as part of our on-going efforts to provide new and better tools for our users like cross-wiki notifications. These changes will mean you have the same account name everywhere. This will let us give you new features that will help you edit and discuss better, and allow more flexible user permissions for tools. One of the side-effects of this is that user accounts will now have to be unique across all 900 Wikimedia wikis. See the announcement for more information.

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Recent Logs

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Wikimedia Foundation

Participants in this learning project collaborate to learn about the Wikimedia Foundation. The mission of the Wikimedia Foundation is to help projects like Wikiversity collect and develop educational content. What support does Wikiversity get from the Wikimedia Foundation?

Study Topics
List topics for study in subsections, below. Large subsections can be moved to new pages.

Rod Dunican

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Education
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Economic learning resources

Learning resources
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Wikipedia articles

 * Outline of economics topics
 * Economic models:
 * Artisanship
 * Feudalism
 * Laissez-faire
 * Capitalism
 * Socialism
 * Communism
 * There are two broad fields: macroeconomics and microeconomics.
 * The economists to be studied in this course are divided into five groups:
 * Classical Economics
 * Keynesian Economics
 * Monetarist Economics
 * Marxian Economics
 * Austrian Economics
 * Important Economists to be studied:
 * Austrian Economists:
 * Friedrich Hayek
 * Ludwig von Mises
 * Murray Rothbard
 * Carl Menger
 * Classical Economists:
 * Adam Smith - major work: The Wealth of Nations
 * David Ricardo
 * Irving Fisher
 * Jean-Baptiste Say
 * Keynesian Economists:
 * John Maynard Keynes - major work: The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money
 * Roy Forbes Harrod
 * John Hicks
 * Monetarist:
 * Friedrich Von Hayek
 * Milton Friedman
 * Other Economists:
 * Wikipedia List of Economists
 * Karl Marx

Wikipedia contd.

 * Economic Models to be studied:
 * Artisanship
 * Feudalism
 * Laissez-faire
 * Capitalism
 * Socialism (Economic Model)
 * Communism
 * MSCI World
 * Free Software and Open Source
 * Information Reference
 * Service (economics)

Wikibooks

 * Economics subject
 * IB Economics
 * Introduction to Economics
 * Principles of Economics
 * Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
 * Macro Economics
 * Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
 * Econometric Theory
 * Financial Derivatives
 * History of Economic Thought
 * Investing
 * Investment Business Plan
 * Managerial Economics
 * Monetary Economics
 * Personal Finance
 * Political Economy
 * Project management framework
 * Taxation in the United Kingdom
 * Understanding the NAIC Stock Selection Guide

Other resources online

 * A wikimedia wiki being used by an introductory course section at the London School of Economics and Political Science for notes, discussions, writeups, lectures, etc.
 * Octopus Micro Finance Suite - Open source Microfinance software
 * PyConomy - An open source economic simulation tool using Python.

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Portal:First Year Medical School Program/Intro

Welcome to the Wikiversity School of Medicine. Your first year of medical school will involve an integration of vast and occassionally disparate bodies of knowledge. To facilitate the integration, we follow a systems based approach to learning which organizes our courses into modules that focus on particular organ systems. Here you will find courses, materials, and schedules for the entire year.


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Psi
Undid the image change because psi is traditionally the symbol for psychology. -- Jtneill - Talk 08:13, 12 May 2008 (UTC)

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I replaced the previous icon because it conveys false implications. Astronomy is not the same as Astrology. --Strange quark (discuss • contribs) 17:02, 22 August 2017 (UTC)

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Portal talk:Liberal arts

This page was originally created as a portal, but then abandoned before most of the portal was actually created. To me, "liberal arts" is too vague and all-encompassing to be a useful portal, but I can imagine a mainspace article might help "disambiguate" the concept and point to relevant subjects. --McCormack 09:04, 12 May 2008 (UTC)

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User:Succat

hitchhiker, global itinerant, travel writer & photojournalist...

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Wikiversity:Portal reform

Introduction
If you try to list Wikiversity portals like this, it isn't very helpful. The following is a list of current portals on Wikiversity, together with comments and reform proposals. (Date: 12th May 2008).

Voting and comment

 * Merge Portal:Plant Sciences with School:Plant sciences --Gbaor 12:26, 12 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Move Portal:Life Sciences to Portal:Life sciences - naming conventions. The existing redirect should be deleted first. --Gbaor 12:26, 12 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Pages linking to Portal:Sociology and Portal:Thought have been tidied up, thus these redirects could be deleted. -- Jtneill - Talk 05:24, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Note that Portal:Social entrepreneurship has a rather subterranean subpage structure which follows... -- Jtneill - Talk 14:24, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Yes - I'm aware. But I reckon it will have to be moved - its main namespace stuff. --McCormack 17:03, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
 * merge Portal:Advanced General Studies into School:Advanced General Studies: support, Erkan Yilmaz uses the Wikiversity:Chat (try) 16:40, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Just noting that on the talk page, Kim Tucker, who is mainly (solely?) responsible for Portal:FLOSS4Science and Portal:Social Entrepreneurship, has expressed his opposition to a move of these portals to the main namespace on the grounds that they contain primarily organisational material rather than "real content". I will therefore suggest to him that the Topic namespace might also be a good alternative for his purposes. --McCormack 17:10, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Agree re moving to Topic namespace; content appears to largely consist of links to external resources, with several subpages. -- Jtneill - Talk 14:04, 15 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Mind you, if the links are mainly external, it ought really to be main namespace stuff. Organisational namespaces like Portal and Topic are for organising wikiversity material. --McCormack 15:35, 15 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Not convinced: Ktucker 12:21, 16 May 2008 (UTC) [Note: reasons given just below.]
 * I thought the purpose of the "Portal" namespace was to identify/cluster areas of wikiversity which serve as "portals". The definition of "portal" has been contentious. But to me in this context, a portal is a site which
 * helps people find out what educational initiatives related to a topic are out there (including those on already on Wikiversity),
 * facilitates/catalyses collaboration among parties to co-create learning resources - preferably on Wikiversity - the challenge for the broader community is towards interoperability (see for example OER Interoperability meeting and OER Interoperability Sprint)
 * serves as a venue for showcasing learning resources, educators, student projects, etc.
 * The actual learning resources developed should be in the general default name space. Kim 10:24, 16 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Re: 'Topic:' name space:
 * Social Entrepreneurship is an example of a growing number of multidisciplinary fields which do not fit naturally in traditional hierarchies (e.g. Social Science? Business Science? Humanities?). In the Social entrepreneurship portal we have a "Topics" box which is really just links to some of the top level categories we have created - a custom hierarchy for the Social Entrepreneurship portal. The pages found when browsing categories includes pages in various name spaces (as required :-). The categories do not correspond to the Wikiversity concept of "Topics" (traditional university hierarchies - "divisions", "departments", "centers", "programs").
 * FLOSS4Science is intended as a portal for any user of Wikiversity from any field of science to be able to find FLOSS to use, find people to share experiences and co-create learning resources for their field which use the software, and network with (or among) developers of FLOSS for science. So, the portal itself does not fit in the standard "topic" hierarchies, though the learning resources which appear on Wikiversity and linked to from this portal probably will (though they should be in the default main name space and structured in Wikiversity via Categories). Kim 10:24, 16 May 2008 (UTC)
 * So, I am still not convinced that these portals should be moved to the Topics name space. Kim 10:24, 16 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Portal:Portals could be merged somehow with: Portal, Erkan Yilmaz uses the Wikiversity:Chat (try) 17:50, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Portal:Science. I do not understand the idea that "'Science' is far too wide ranging for this to be helpful." I believe that, "Portals can be created to serve the needs of specific topic areas, whether large or small". --JWSchmidt 01:29, 16 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Major portals - another portal related page in the Wikiversity namespace. It seems to be useful, but I think it a little bit out of date. Shouldn't be also "reformed"? --Gbaor 12:47, 16 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Wikipedia has a short list of links to major portals at the upper right corner of the main page. In addition to links to portals for different educational levels (primary, secondary, etc) I think Wikiversity should return to the practice of including a group of links from our main page to our most important major subject portals. --JWSchmidt 16:02, 16 May 2008 (UTC)

 * To the unsigned editor (above): the main page does include links to the main subject portals in a tree form; at the current time not all of these links are in the portal namespace (some are schools and some are categories or topics) because things need overhauling. Once the portal reform is implemented, the explorer tree can be updated to link more coherently to the major portals. Don't forget that the main page needs to have a certain aesthetic coherence - one should perhaps avoid throwing in a non-matching template. There is already an alternative template to the one you gave which coordinates aesthetically. --McCormack 15:06, 16 May 2008 (UTC)
 * This particular template "Main Page navigation" is just one that was available as an example. The key point is that many people who come to Wikiversity are familiar with navigating Wikipedia. Wikiversity can help itself by not abandoning the idea of providing new visitors with navigation aids that are familiar to them. --JWSchmidt 16:02, 16 May 2008 (UTC)

 * School:Law is really portal-type content and should be merged into the undeveloped Portal:Law page. -- Jtneill - Talk 11:43, 17 May 2008 (UTC)

merging and version history

 * What should we do when merging pages and both have talk pages with their version history ? Erkan Yilmaz uses the Wikiversity:Chat (try) 16:40, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Edit manually. ;-) --McCormack 17:03, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Well, both version histories can be kept with moving one talk page (e.g. talk page2) as subpage of the talk page1 (e.g. talk page1/Archive) and then make a link on talk page1 to it. But I was asking because there is a merge log available - I wonder if there is also a tool available which allows merge of pages ? I will digg later into this, Erkan Yilmaz uses the Wikiversity:Chat (try) 17:22, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Many of these pages don't have much of a history. On the other hand, you raise a good point in the context of some mergers. For example, to keep the history, Portal:Fine Arts should probably be moved to Portal:Arts before the integration is started. --McCormack 17:28, 13 May 2008 (UTC)

 * This is an important point for us in the work we are doing. We are supporting content development by incentivising and rewarding people (students and educators) who edit pages. If we lose the history of the page, this approach and the research around uptake and usage among learners and educators will become really difficult. Kim 10:28, 16 May 2008 (UTC)

I like boilerplates
At some of the portals (e.g. Portal:History) I have seen that it is possible to create pages with boilerplates. I like this idea (e.g. because it helps newcomers easily to understand the syntax). About how to improve the boilerplate we can talk later.

Unfortunately this is used only at about 6 portals :-( Which is the best place to note this and more important to use this in the portal reforms ? I thought about here Portal talk:Portals, but well seems there is not so much action :-) Erkan Yilmaz uses the Wikiversity:Chat (try) 17:39, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
 * probably somewhere at Portal, Erkan Yilmaz uses the Wikiversity:Chat (try) 17:50, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Yes - I had been intending to expand the use of these boilerplate page creation facilities. It's all a matter of time availability! One suggestion: most of these portals already have a related project box, and the boilerplate could include a project box. --McCormack 04:32, 14 May 2008 (UTC)

Odd portal names

 * On hitting random portal, I got some weird ones: Portal:Learning_Materialsnew and Portal:Researchnew. What are these? -- Jtneill - Talk 14:07, 15 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Things I deliberately left out because they were once work in progress. They can be deleted - just be careful (well, perhaps not - just zap 'em)! --McCormack 15:29, 15 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Or at least made into subpages, and perhaps changed to "/Concept" - which I think would make it uniform with the mainpage. But... --Remi 01:38, 16 May 2008 (UTC)

 * The biggest problem with all these "concept" pages in the portal namespace is that they confuse the listings for anyone trying to analyse the namespace - there are perhaps 100 or so such pages. And currently they contain nothing other than copies of the portals they are supposed to belong to. It would be helpful in future if portal "concept" pages (or draft revisions) were created for the short time they were needed and then deleted afterwards. It's just basic housekeeping. --McCormack 04:01, 16 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Perhaps encourage users to do this sort of thing in a "Sandbox" User:JBloggs/MySandBox Kim 10:31, 16 May 2008 (UTC)

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