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Transcript: VALUE PROPOSITION What do we do? Vision: Without this they would be able to find everything much easier. Our product is a tracker: Any item Easy to use Affordable Includes an SIM card Waterproof Exact time placement Wonbo GPS Location Tracking Smartwatch Pros: Built-in fitness tracking features GPS and LBC location tracking Anti-tamper alerts Comes with a lifetime warranty Cons: Doesn’t come with a SIM card The Tracky Track Problem: People are forgetful and misplaced things that are important to them Solution: Easier way for people to find their belongings. TK08 Mini GPS Tracker Pros: Accurate Real-time positioning Can be used as a pendant or carry in a bag Geo-fencing applied Road history provided Cons: SIM card not included VALUE PROPOSITION What do we do? VALUE PROPOSITION What do we do?

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Transcript: INTRODUCTION Science and Technology Group 4 1. Nadia Nurfitri Sofiyani (210604010) 2. Ernita Edris (210604009) 3. Delvi Zalianti (210603025) 4. Marisha Silta Fany(210603026) 5. Alvi Syahrin (210604005) 6. Jalden Darma(2106040) Science and Technology Science and technology is developing continues, even today progressing rapidly. The development is not only in the count years, months, or days, but hours, even minutes or seconds, especially with regard to information and communication technology supported 52 Missio Journal of Education and Culture, Volume 10, Number 1, January 2018, p. 1-136 with electronic technology. The influence extends to various areas of life, including field of education. The influence of the development of science this very fast knowledge and technology have positive and negative impacts. The development of science and technology have a positive impact by being more open and dissemination of information and knowledge from and to the whole world transcends the boundaries of space and time. The negative impact is the change behavior, ethics, norms, rules, or morals of life contrary to ethics, norms, rules, and moral life in society. In response to this situation, the role of education very important to develop impact positive and correct the negative impact. What is the relationship between religion and science and technology? What is the relationship between religion and science and technology? 1 1. The secular paradigm, namely paradigm that views religion and science and technology as separate from each other other. Because, in the ideology of Western secularism, religion has been separated from life (fashl al-din 'an al-hayah). Religion is not denied existence, but only limited to its role in personal relationships man with his god. Religion doesn't rule life public/public. 2. Socialist paradigm, namely the paradigm of ideology socialism which denies the existence of religion altogether. Religion is not yes, there is no connection and connection whatsoever with science and technology. science and technology can running independently and completely free from religion. Paradigm this is similar to the secular paradigm above, but more extreme. In secular paradigm, religion functions in a secular way, that is, it does not its existence is denied, but its role is only limited in relationships man-god vertical. Currently in the socialist paradigm, religion viewed atheistically, which is considered non-existent (in-exist) and discarded completely out of life. 2 3. Islamic paradigm, which is a paradigm that views that religion is the basis and regulator of life. Islamic Aqidah is the basis of all knowledge. Islamic Aqeedah manifested in whatever is in the Qur'an and Al-Hadith-- become qa'idah fikriyah (foundation of thought), which is a principle that is On it is built the whole building of thought and science man. 3 PENGARUH POSITIF TEKNOLOGI TERHADAP DUNIA PENDIDIKAN POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF TECHNOLOGY ON THE WORLD OF EDUCATION POSITIVE EFFECT POSITIVE EFFECT The emergence of mass media, especially the media electronics as a source of knowledge and center Education. Such as the Internet network, Lab. School Computers and others. The emergence of learning methods that new, which makes it easier for students and teachers to learning process. The learning system does not have to go through face-to-face advance. Meeting the need for educational facilities can be filled quickly. The existence of a data processing system of assessment results using technology. NEGATIVE EFFECTS NEGATIVE EFFECTS Students or also students become addicts of the excessive existence of the virtual world. E-learning which can cause shifting of teachers and resulting in the teacher gets eliminated, or also causes creation of an individual because the learning system can be done alone. Students can be exposed to information overload, which is to find endless information available on the internet, so that willing to spend hours on collect and organize information existing, which can finally make someone is addicted, especially regarding pornography and can cost money because only to serve addiction the. Causing apathy in each individual, both for students / students / students and teachers/teachers/lecturers. Frequent access to the internet is feared student/student instead of really make use of information technology by optimal, but instead accesses things which is not good, such as pornography, games on line.

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Transcript: BUSINESS CASE Managed Care Organizations Home Health Agencies Department of Human Services Department of Human Services Our mission is to assist Pennsylvanians in leading safe, healthy, and productive lives through equitable, trauma-informed, and outcome-focused services while being an accountable steward of commonwealth resources. Our vision is that all Pennsylvanians live safe, healthy, and independent lives, free of discrimination and inequity. Office of Medical Assistance Programs OMAP's mission is to promote whole-person health for all Pennsylvanians served by Medicaid and CHIP by modernizing systems and progams, ensuring access to the highest value healthcare available, and dismantling institutional and systemic barriers to equity and wellness. Office of Medical Assistance Programs Read More on the DHS Website Medicaid Medicaid is a joint federal-state program that provided health care coverage to an estimated 3.1 million Pennsylvanians right now The Medicaid program was enacted as part of the Social Security Amendments of 1965 (P.L. 89-97), the same legislation that created Medicare. Like Medicare, Medicaid is an entitlement program. Eligible individuals have rights to payment for medically necessary health care services defined in statute; the federal government is obligated to fund a share of the outlays for those services. Eligibility generally based on income level and/or disability status There are over 3 million Pennsylvanians enrolled in Medical Assistance Medicaid in Pennsylvania Office of Developmental Programs The Office of Developmental Programs (ODP) is one of seven program offices operating under the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS). Office of Developmental Programs Mission: Support Pennsylvanians with developmental disabilities to achieve greater independence, choice and opportunity in their lives Vision: Continuously improve an effective system of accessible services and supports that are flexible, innovative, and person-centered and promote "Everyday Lives," the belief that, with the support of family and friends, people with disabilities can and should decide how to live their lives. Read more on DHS Website Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Office of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services Every individual served by the Mental Health and Substance Abuse Service system will have the opportunity for growth, recovery, and inclusion in the community, have access to culturally competent services and supports of their choice and enjoy a quality of life that includes family members and friends. The goal of the Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services is to transform the children's behavioral health system to a system that is family and youth guided, implement services and policies to support recovery and resiliency in the adult behavioral health system, and assure that behavioral health services and supports recognize and accommodate the unique needs of older adults. Read more on DHS Website History of Pediatric Shift Care History of Pediatric Shift Care What is it? Pediatric Home Health Care services includes in-home shift nursing and/or home health aide services, sometimes referred to as “pediatric shift care” services. In-home shift nursing is like private duty nursing care offered to children with complex medical needs at the caregiver/family home in shifts, aiming to offer high quality at-home care while easing the burden on caregivers. Home health aide services are also offered in shifts for unskilled, non-nursing-related caregiver tasks. 1 2 How is it delivered? In Pennsylvania, the Office of Medical Assistance Programs (OMAP) within the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) provides oversight of the Medicaid managed care (MMC) delivery of pediatric home health care through contracted managed care organizations (MCOs) and the MCO special needs units (SNUs). In the past three years, there has been a fluctuating number between 7,600 and 8,000 unduplicated children and adolescents annually who receive these pediatric home health care services, and approximately 4,000 children on a given day. 3 How does it interact with care coordination? In Pennsylvania, the Office of Medical Assistance Programs (OMAP) within the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) provides oversight of the Medicaid managed care (MMC) delivery of pediatric home health care through contracted managed care organizations (MCOs) and the MCO special needs units (SNUs). In the past three years, there has been a fluctuating number between 7,600 and 8,000 unduplicated children and adolescents annually who receive these pediatric home health care services, and approximately 4,000 children on a given day. Home Health Agencies There are a wide variety of in-home services available in Pennsylvania. Options include both private pay and publicly funded programs. Here are some of the types of services that exist: Medical care – home health care, nursing, physical

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Transcript: JuduL Dept./Div. Tanggal/Tahun/Bulan XX XX XX XX During this time period, one has the ability to learn and do things that she might not be able to do at a later point in time. Onboarding period It’s also the time that relationships and habits are created, two things that are extremely difficult to mold after they have been established. XX A PM’s onboarding experience is different in three ways. Product managers tend to have more abstract role descriptions than other functions. Product managers can see greater variations in how they operate between roles. Variations and results Variations and results The onboarding phase is the time when a product manager must figure out what makes this particular product role unique, and how to change his day-to-day operations as a result. The Product Manager’s role is more dependent on interpersonal relationships than most functions. Second aspect Relationships They are the connective tissue that sits between other functions, and any breaks in this tissue will have a negative cascading effect. Because relationships tend to be defined by early interactions, a Product Manager needs to make sure she gets them right during the onboarding phase. Result Result If she can build solid relationships, a PM can have a multiplier effect on her team, while bad relationships can turn them into a diminisher. Add value PMs are expected to add value over the long-term horizon. If PMs were to stop coming into work, teams wouldn’t notice much change for the first few days or even weeks. Third aspect This stands in stark contrast to the role of DevOps/SREs, who are necessary to keep a product running every day. Role Role However, over the long term, the consequences of not having PMs would be drastic as they are often the recommender or decider on key product decisions. Effect These decisions can have an exponential effect on both the product and the business. Effect As a result, a PM is better off taking their onboarding slowly and getting it right, rather than trying to jump in and create value immediately. XX XX XX XX During this time period, one has the ability to learn and do things that she might not be able to do at a later point in time. Onboarding period It’s also the time that relationships and habits are created, two things that are extremely difficult to mold after they have been established. XX A PM’s onboarding experience is different in three ways. Product managers tend to have more abstract role descriptions than other functions. Product managers can see greater variations in how they operate between roles. Variations and results Variations and results The onboarding phase is the time when a product manager must figure out what makes this particular product role unique, and how to change his day-to-day operations as a result. The Product Manager’s role is more dependent on interpersonal relationships than most functions. Second aspect Relationships They are the connective tissue that sits between other functions, and any breaks in this tissue will have a negative cascading effect. Because relationships tend to be defined by early interactions, a Product Manager needs to make sure she gets them right during the onboarding phase. Result Result If she can build solid relationships, a PM can have a multiplier effect on her team, while bad relationships can turn them into a diminisher. Add value PMs are expected to add value over the long-term horizon. If PMs were to stop coming into work, teams wouldn’t notice much change for the first few days or even weeks. Third aspect This stands in stark contrast to the role of DevOps/SREs, who are necessary to keep a product running every day. Role Role However, over the long term, the consequences of not having PMs would be drastic as they are often the recommender or decider on key product decisions. Effect These decisions can have an exponential effect on both the product and the business. Effect As a result, a PM is better off taking their onboarding slowly and getting it right, rather than trying to jump in and create value immediately. Effective onboarding is very important. However, most people don’t know how to do it. It’s hard to cater advice to every PM, but frameworks can be extremely helpful. The 3 P’s of onboarding XX One of the frameworks is the “3 Ps of Onboarding.” They stand for: Product, Process, People. Product Guru No person should have a better end-to-end understanding of the product than the Product Manager(s). Depending on the size and stage of the product you are working on, it may take more time to get a deep understanding of the product. Product: "Become the Product Guru" Here are a few specific action items recommended: Download, sign-up,or register for your product. Download Download Go through an initial FTU on each platform. It is extremely important that you document your thoughts at each stage. Document Document Remember, you only get to look at a product with completely fresh eyes once. Login If there are Set up

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Transcript: Branches of Science Life Science Life Science Botany Zoology Genetics Ecology Botany – the science that deals with plants and plant life. Zoology – The science that deals with animals and animal life. Definition Title Genetics – The branch of biology that deals with heredity and variation in animal and plant species. Ecology – The branch of biology that deals with the relations between living organisms and their environment. Basic definition of Science Science D1 D2 Conclusion Physical Science Physics Chemistry Physical Science Definitions Physics – The science that deals with the properties, changes and interactions of matter and energy Chemistry – The science that deals with composition, properties and reactions of substances. Pictures Diagram Earth and Space Science Geology Astronomy Meteorology Oceanography Earth / space science Geology – the science that deals with the development of the Earth’s crust, its rocks and fossils. Astronomy – The science that deals with the origin, size, motion of stars and planets. Definition Definitons Meteorology – the science of the atmosphere and its phenomena (the study of the weather) Oceanography – The study of the environment of the ocean (plants and animals) Branches Title

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Transcript: 1480 Time: 1515- 1547 Location: France 1300 1500 Artist: Leonardo Da Vinci Created Through: 1503-1517 Created: 1300 Located: Described: Explained: horizontal bar with weights on its ends. It sits on a rod, called "verge." The verge has pallets to start and release the main gear that is turned by a heavy stone on the end of a cable. Birth of Leonardo da Vinci. Artist: Leonardo Da Vinci Created Through: 1445-1498 1503: Pope Julius II appointed Pope; start of “Roman Golden Age”. 1547 Timeline Power Point 1300 Invention of the first mechanical clock. Artist: Leonardo Da Vinci Created Through: 1483- 1486 Virgin of the Rocks Mona Lisa Born: April 15, 1452 Location: Vinci Italy The Last Supper Location: Roman Golden Age, Rome 1515: Francis I takes power in France. 1440

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