Tuesday, June 23, 2015

Bath and body works hand sanitizers and body mist




Bath and body works hand and sanitizer~ available in six variants
1. Fresh picked first bloom
2. Crisp golden pear
3. Vanilla snowflake
4. Candy cane bliss
5. Peach pecan cupcake
6. Graham cracker marshmallow















Buy 1 for 35k
Buy 2 for 70k
Buy 3 for 100k

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5 advantages of e-learning

In the past 10 years, online learning has developed considerably. Subsequently there has been much debate about its benefits. We have come up with 5 key advantages.
✓ Convenience
One of the key advantages of choosing e-learning over classroom learning is convenience. Students can learn whilst they are at home, in the library or on vacation. This prevents students from having to stick to a schedule and allows them to carefully manage the pace of their own learning experience.
✓ Time efficiency
e-Learning is very time efficient as it eliminates the time you would need to spend on travel, introductions and breaks. Also, students might not be on the same level in terms of knowledge, speed of learning etc. e-Learning is therefore more time efficient as students can manage their own learning experience.
✓ Accessibility
Access to online resources, lectures and other study material 24 hours a day and 7 days a week can be seen as another major advantage. This is particularly useful to those students who need to read over the lecture slides again for revision purposes. Some professors and teachers may even tape their lectures, allowing students to listen to the entire lecture again, regardless of where they are located. Not only can these be accessed, students can also share their own findings with fellow students, permitting continuous synergy to be generated through the learning process.
✓ Dynamic interaction
e-Learning technologies such as Moodle allow online discussions to be generated. A teacher may ask an open question to the students in order to make them think about a certain subject matter, in preparation for a test or seminar. These online discussions can be seen as highly valuable, as this not only allows students to think carefully about the question but also allows the teacher to reflect and provide feedback to the students.
Besides this, online discussions allow students to help each other. For example, if one student fails to remember a specific course or a related book, the student can ask his or her fellow students through the learning platform. Not only does this allow them to find answers quicker, it also allows students to control their own learning experiences by filtering out the answers most relevant to them when reading over fellow students’ comments.
✓ Creativity
There is no doubt that creativity is important in teaching and some argue that e-learning facilitates greater creativity as ideas, resources, knowledge, understanding and skills can be shared easily, regardless of the location. Also, as students are more exposed to other students’ ideas, there is room for new, innovative ideas to be created, which in turn can be used by the teacher to provide an example of students’ work on the blog.

Monday, June 22, 2015

ICT for health

Why “ICT for Health”?

As an effect of the ageing of the population in general, the number of citizens with chronic diseases is increasing, especially among elderly people throughout the Baltic Sea Region. This is a great challenge for both the well-being of the citizens and the public health care systems. Health care solutions provided by information and communication technology (ICT), also known as eHealth, offer one solution to this problem. The tools and services which contribute to eHealth provide better and more efficient health care services for all.

Ensuring top-quality health care for citizens through ICT solutions
eHealth technologies empower patients to take more responsibility for their own health and quality of life, and they lead to better cost-efficiency in the health sector. The use of eHealth technologies allows a mutually beneficial collaboration and involvement of patients and medical professionals in the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases. Overall, ICT can be used to ensure the top-quality health care of citizens.

Better acceptance of ICT in health care is central for ensuring future health care provision
Although basic eHealth technology is widely available on the market, the absorption of new knowledge and acceptance to use ICT in health care is varying remarkably among citizens and medical professionals. The wider use of ICT in healthcare is a basic condition for the development, implementation and further generation of innovative health care technologies. Therefore social capacity, knowledge and acceptance to utilise eHealth technologies among citizens and medical professionals need to be strengthened throughout the Baltic Sea Region.
Increased awareness on eHealth among medical professionals and citizens
A number of medical professionals and citizens with chronic diseases will be educated and trained to use eHealth technologies in the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases through an educational pilot programme that will take place in some of the participating regions. 

Increased patient responsibility for their own health
In pilot programme regions, citizens with chronic heart disease apply self-monitoring technologies for secondary prevention and treatment processes in collaboration with medical professionals. In addition to the self monitoring process, the citizens will test a web-based eLearning tool that provides lifelong learning material about the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases. The pilot programme focuses on chronic heart disease as an example which may also be applicable to other chronic diseases. 

Improving the mobility of citizens with chronic diseases
A number of citizens with chronic heart disease will participate in a pilot programme to test a multi-lingual electronic health record. The relevant data will be self-recorded by the citizens with chronic diseases. An electronic health record improves the mobility of citizens with chronic diseases by making it easier and safer to travel through neighbouring European countries on business or holiday.