Orientador: Mario Alberto de Santana / Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Artes / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-27T20:36:00Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Ary_RafaelLuizMarques_D.pdf: 808261 bytes, checksum: 994418549a90a6b772f97b0c0bb5bee7 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2015 / Resumo: Estudo sobre o caráter pedagógico do processo colaborativo no que se refere à formação de dramaturgos. O processo colaborativo é um modo de criação teatral surgido a partir da década de noventa do século vinte, que está relacionado às condutas contemporâneas de produção e compartilhamento de conhecimento. Neste trabalho, são utilizadas três matrizes operacionais, que são as estruturas comuns aos variados processos colaborativos praticados pelos grupos de teatro. Elas possibilitam aos dramaturgos a formulação de diversos procedimentos de criação. As três matrizes são: o tema, a hierarquia flutuante e o retorno crítico. As reflexões desenvolvidas nesta pesquisa estão baseadas na compreensão da dramaturgia colaborativa realizada nos grupos de teatro observados e na análise de sua influência na concepção do projeto pedagógico do curso de dramaturgia da SP Escola de Teatro / Abstract: This is a study about the collaborative process and its pedagogical character for the training of playwrights. The collaborative process is a model of theatrical creation arisen from nineties of the twentieth century. It is also related to current forms of knowledge production and sharing. This work surveys three operational matrices that constitute the common structures used by various theatre groups in their own collaborative processes. They allow the formulation of different creation procedures by the playwrights. The three matrices are: the theme, the variable hierarchy and the critical feedback. The ideas elaborated in this study were developed from the observation of the collaborative playwriting performed in theatre groups and its influence in the pedagogical project of the playwriting course of the SP Escola de Teatro / Doutorado / Artes da Cena / Doutor em Artes da Cena

This thesis examines the route I took to produce a live activist performance in which twenty-six self-identifying women collaborated to destroy wax assault rifles with domestic products. These guns act as a metaphor for the violence that happens to many women on a daily basis. One in four women will encounter domestic violence, and one in six women will be raped in their lifetimes in the United States. Not only are many of our bodies attacked mentally, physically and sexually, but also the government stakes claim on our bodies. With 138 representatives voting against the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), and many of those same representatives also voting against stricter gun regulations it is apparent that these politicians do not see it problematic that women's bodies are targets. When the women come together, their connections are empowering, fierce, sometimes gentle, and always meaningful. As women, we may be targeted, but when we are together, and our voices are loud -- and in unison, we are strong.

Classical vocal collaborative piano and jazz vocal accompaniment are well-established fields with long-standing performance traditions. Classical collaborative performance practices have been researched and codified, but jazz accompanying practices largely remain in the domain of aural tradition. Both classical and jazz accompaniment share associated practices, such as rubato, transposition, and attention to lyric diction and inflection, but there is little previous investigation into the idea that classical collaborative practices might apply to jazz accompanying. This research examines jazz piano accompanying practices in sung verses of standard tunes to demonstrate how accomplished jazz pianists intuitively use many of the same techniques as classical collaborative pianists to create balance with singers. Through application of expressive microtiming analysis to graphical displays of transcribed recorded performances, a strong correlation is established between the classical and jazz vocal accompanying traditions. Linking classical practices to jazz potentially creates a foundation for jazz accompanying pedagogy.

The purpose of this study was to investigate teacher perceptions of Collaborative Inquiry embedded in a Professional Learning Community during departmental collaboration time and to explore the elements deemed most important to creating and/or maintaining this collaboration model at Lennox Charter High School. Teachers at Lennox Charter High School participated in this study. This mixed-methods case study triangulated survey, focus group, interview, and observation data to examine departmental collaboration and to define the elements most important to maintaining and improving Collaborative Inquiry at Lennox Charter High School. These elements were explored through the lens of research on Professional Learning Communities and Collaborative Inquiry. Specifically, data were examined with respect to the five themes of PLC work. These themes included context, challenge, capacity, commitments, and balancing content and process. A close examination of the data with respect to these themes revealed key take-aways for Lennox Charter High School; namely, that the school needed to bolster the data analysis aspect of Collaborative Inquiry, limit the scope of collaborative work, and endeavor to retain effective teachers so that teams had continuity and could more effectively engage veteran teachers in collaborative work. Using these recommendations would allow Lennox Charter High School to improve professional collaboration, engender meaningful teacher learning, and support equitable student achievement.

The objective of this research was to investigate the effectiveness of the rehearsal plan in the preparation of Brazilian art songs. This disquisition proposes a rehearsal plan model based on the concept of the class plan used in the field of education. The rehearsal plans were applied in a series of rehearsals with two singers at North Dakota State University in which we worked on four art songs composed by the Brazilian composer Francisco Mignone (1897-1986). This qualitative study adopted the autoethnography as research method. In this autoethnographic research I worked both as researcher and as pianist in the rehearsals. This disquisition relied upon two axes of theoretical framework, one musical and one educational: the musical axis was formed of studies regarding performance and preparation of art songs as developed by Katz (2009), Kimball (2006), Stein and Spillman (1996), Moore (1984), Bernac (1978), and Adler (1971). The educational axis was based on the studies of Libâneo (2006) and Coll, Pozo, Sarabia, and Valls (1998) and provided the concept, philosophical basis, structure, and applicability of the class plan. This educational axis also included studies supporting the effectiveness of the rehearsal plan in various musical contexts, such as Gorelick (2001), Brunner (1996), and Figueiredo (1990). The research data revealed that the rehearsal plan was an effective pedagogical tool in the preparation of Brazilian art songs. The rehearsal plans provided outlines of clear objectives and focused rehearsal strategies and facilitated the development and application of specific rehearsal strategies for art song performance preparation. The plans also promoted connectivity between rehearsals and a sense of accomplishment for the pianist and singers. In addition, the rehearsal plans detailed the preparation of Brazilian art songs with respect to three distinct dimensions of knowledge: conceptual, practical, and attitudinal.

The diploma thesis is focused on Industry 4.0, where all essential elements of Industry 4.0 are gradually being discussed. This thesis presents the collaborative robots and their specifications are described and then the market for these robots is depicted. Subsequently, the robot cell is designed with collaborative robots ABB Yumi to serve the educational purposes. This created robotic cell is displayed exemplary role. In the last part of the thesis a risk analysis is created for this robotized workplace. This entire Risk Analysis Protocol is attached.

Successful service coordination for the homeless depends on the ability of diverse organizations to effectively collaborate. This study utilizes a life-cycle framework to expand on the collaborative governance theory by highlighting the different stages of collaboration that homeless service networks encounter. Activation, collectivity, and institutionalization are three stages used to uncover the unique nature of emergency discharge planning processes. Since collaboration is not a static process and government regulation for emergency discharge plans were recently enacted in 2012, collaborative networks encounter challenges and success factors at different stages. A qualitative case-study approach of organizational leaders in homeless service networks in Texas (Dallas, Ft. Worth and Houston) examines stages of collaboration. Results show common success and challenge factors identified among the three networks, but the factors take on different forms in relation to where the networks are at in the coordination stages. Practitioners can use the findings from this study as a guide to set up benchmarks and measurable objectives to identify strengths and weaknesses in their coordination processes.

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El mercado de la salud en el Perú, en los últimos, años ha cambiado. Se ha visto muchísima inversión privada, sin embargo, en el campo odontológico, sólo se observa aumento de las franquicias, que no necesariamente generan un buen ingreso para los odontólogos; por ello, vemos un mayor número de odontólogos buscando atender de manera privada, sin embargo, las barreras y el alto costo de manteniendo de un consultorio llevan a que muchos no logren implementar su propia consulta y busquen compartir, o subarrendar, consultorios. Por otro lado, aquellos que logran implementar un consultorio, tienen capacidad ociosa instalada, pues la oferta de odontólogos es muy amplia en Lima; por tanto, la posibilidad de subarrendar por horas el consultorio para cubrir costos, e incluso, generar un ingreso es bastante tentador. En un mundo globalizado, donde la tecnología y la economía colaborativa son parte del día a día, no sería extraño desarrollar e implementar herramientas tecnológicas que permitan a los dueños de consultorios, con capacidad ociosa instalada, ofrecer el espacio y a odontólogos en busca de consultorios, una manera fácil de poder ubicarlos, según ubicación geográfica, tipo de equipamiento o disponibilidad de horario. Cada año, aparecen nuevos proyectos que parten de la filosofía de la economía colaborativa, como por ejemplo UBER, Airbnb; los que, al ser aplicados a la Odontología, pueden ser iguales o más rentables como modelo de negocio. En una ciudad grande como Lima, es importante poder hacer uso eficiente del tiempo y los pacientes odontológicos buscan optimizarlo; una forma de hacerlo es buscar ser atendidos en un consultorio cercano a su casa o a su centro de trabajo. Hablando de economía colaborativa, es que se plantea el desarrollo de un portal digital en que Odontólogos propietarios de consultorios con capacidad ociosa instalada, puedan publicitar su espacio; y para que Odontólogos con necesidad de hacer uso de un consultorio, puedan acceder a uno con las características más adecuadas para sus necesidades. / In recent years, Peruvian healthcare market has changed. Private investment has increased, however, in reference to Dentistry, this has only showed increased number of franchises, which doesn´t allow general dentists to make a living; thus, there is an increased number of general dentists looking for another way to establish a private practice, never the less, dental office hi maintenance and elevated prices has become a limitation for those who try to accomplish this; making them look for another kind of opportunity, such as, sharing or renting offices. On the other hand, those who actually install a dental office have idle capacity, due to the fact that there is a large amount of dentists in Lima; thus, there is the possibility to rent for hours the dental office in order to pay elevated costs, and even, generating attractive incomes. In this globalized world, where technology and collaborative economy are a big part or daily activities, it wouldn’t be strange (it would be expected), to develop and implement technological tools that allow dental office owners, who have idle capacity installed, to offer their space for rent and, to dentists who doesn’t have a dental office, an easy way to locate according to location, equipment or schedule availability. Each year, there appear new collaborative economy projects, such as UBER, Airbnb; which, when applied to Dentistry, can become as profitable as that business model. In a city, as big as Lima, it´s important to make efficient use of time and patients look for optimizing theirs. One way of doing this is to look for dental attention in an office close to their home or their workplace. Speaking about collaborative economy, the development of a web portal is raised, one in which dental offices owners with idle capacity can advertise their space; and for dentists who look for an office to work can access to one that meets the requirements for their needs. / Trabajo de investigación

abstract: Large organizations have multiple networks that are subject to attacks, which can be detected by continuous monitoring and analyzing the network traffic by Intrusion Detection Systems. Collaborative Intrusion Detection Systems (CIDS) are used for efficient detection of distributed attacks by having a global view of the traffic events in large networks. However, CIDS are vulnerable to internal attacks, and these internal attacks decrease the mutual trust among the nodes in CIDS required for sharing of critical and sensitive alert data in CIDS. Without the data sharing, the nodes of CIDS cannot collaborate efficiently to form a comprehensive view of events in the networks monitored to detect distributed attacks. The compromised nodes will further decrease the accuracy of CIDS by generating false positives and false negatives of the traffic event classifications. In this thesis, an approach based on a trust score system is presented to detect and suspend the compromised nodes in CIDS to improve the trust among the nodes for efficient collaboration. This trust score-based approach is implemented as a consensus model on a private blockchain because private blockchain has the features to address the accountability, integrity and privacy requirements of CIDS. In this approach, the trust scores of malicious nodes are decreased with every reported false negative or false positive of the traffic event classifications. When the trust scores of any node falls below a threshold, the node is identified as compromised and suspended. The approach is evaluated for the accuracy of identifying malicious nodes in CIDS. / Dissertation/Thesis / Masters Thesis Computer Science 2020