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1	Aanlynjoernale in Afrikaans onderrig : leerders se hantering van frustrasie (Afrikaans) Mihai, Maryke Anneke 18 January 2008 (has links) This study focuses on blogging, as one of the possible uses of the computer in an Afrikaans class in order to improve integration between the learning areas in a school environment. It was a new experience for learners, especially the use of technology in an Afrikaans class. The researcher wanted to determine how learners will handle frustration in a new situation, with the focus on the different components operating in a school environment: the frustration caused by the use of the technology, the subjects / learners themselves, the rules they had to adhere to, the community they lived in: teacher, other learners, parents, who had to consider the project viability. The most important recommendation is that this type of exercise should become a preferred way of teaching and learning, due to its educational value in shaping learner’s minds and guiding teachers to see and do things differently in a technology driven society. / Dissertation (MEd (Computer Integrated Education))--University of Pretoria, 2008. / Curriculum Studies / unrestricted Blogger Online journal entries Blogging Activity theory Blogs UCTD
2	Blockchain in audit trails : An investigation of how blockchain can help auditors to implement audit trails Sahlin, Emma, Levenby, Rebecka January 2018 (has links) Background: Blockchain have attracted a lot of attention in the last few years. It has been described as a technology that will increase the effectiveness of monitoring and improve the auditability of transactions which would have great implications for accountants and auditors. Purpose: The purpose of this study is to investigate how blockchain can help auditors to implement audit trails. The aim is to increase awareness about what the blockchain technology is, investigate if blockchain can be used in audit trails and if it can contribute to more cost-effective, reliable and secure audit trail. Methodology: The study is an exploratory research to increase the knowledge and understanding of blockchain and audit trails. It has a qualitative approach where primary data is collected from a semi-structured interview with Deloitte. Conclusion: The results indicates that there exists a gap in the literature of previously research on blockchain in relation to audit trails that needs further investigation. Furthermore, this study shows that blockchain is a technology with a lot of potential, but knowledge is still limited. This study concludes that there is too little research conducted to be able to provide any conclusive evidence. Due to findings and limitations of this research, suggestions for further research is provided. Journal entries Audit trail Blockchain Distributed Ledger Cryptographically Business Administration Företagsekonomi
3	A Man Needs His Vegetables Hess, Joseph M. 16 April 2012 (has links) No description available. Ethics Personal Relationships personal discovery oral dictation journal entries love war sex planetary conservation
4	The Token Project Flemings, Kyle J. 01 August 2019 (has links) No description available. American History Black Studies Black History Education Literature Language Arts African Americans blackness masculinity black culture token capitalism colonialism entertainment love poetry journal entries creative nonfiction pain silence violence education higher education

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