E-learning Courses from Our Partner Networks
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Consumers' Study Lecture Materials Now Available!
Thank you for your participation in the "Consumers' Acceptance and Behavior of E-Commerce in Asia and Cross Borders" e-learning event! the materials are now available for you to view! Here's how:
- Go to this link: http://webels1.ex.nii.ac.jp/WebELSx/
- Click the "Login as Guest" button.
- In the next page, under the Category Browser column on the left side, click on the "Online Lecture" Category, then the "IT" subcategory.
- There are three lecture materials available:
- "Opening" by Prof. Haruki Ueno
- "Consumers Acceptance of IT-enabled Services in Asian Countries" by Prof. Hitoshi Okada
- "Consumer Behavior in Cross-border Electronic Commerce" by Ms. Vanessa Bracamonte
- Click on the "view" button on the corresponding row of the lecture you wish to view.
As usual, you will need a flash plugin enabled in your browser. These open lectures is freely available online in WebELS format, which is not downloadable.
Thank you again and see you in the next event!
New Web-based Open E-learning Session from NII Japan!
CONNECT-Asia in collaboration with NII (National Institute of Informatics) Japan will organize a web-based interactive e-learning session titled "Consumers' Acceptance and Behavior of E-Commerce in Asia and Cross Borders", which will mainly present the observed response of consumers towards the trending e-commerce system in Japan for both domestic and international markets.
If you are a student or an IT Industry Personality with an interest in the critical success factors of ICT-enabled services and e-commerce in an international context, and would like to understand the applied working system in Japan, then you can have learn, share, and live interaction with two NII's experts in the field by using the WebELS system.
This event is free and open for public. Ensure your participation immediately by registering through this form. What you need is basically just an internet connection and a browser with Flash plugin enabled. Note that it is possible to have more than one person attending from the same site.
The 22nd IHP Training Course
We are pleased to announce that UNESCO Office Jakarta, in collaboration with the School of Internet Asia and CONNECT-Asia, will open opportunities for e-learning participants to join the 22nd UNESCO - IHP Training Course onÂ
"PRECIPITATION MEASUREMENT FROM SPACE AND ITS APPLICATIONS"
Precipitation is one of the major components of the Earth climate system. Precipitation has also a big impact as a major fresh water resource to the ecosystem and human activity. Thus, observation of precipitation distribution is crucial not only for understanding and predicting changes of precipitation under the current global climate change but also for human activities. Global or even locally, precipitation observation is, however, difficult, because it has large spatiotemporal variations.
The course is composed of a series of lectures and practice sessions which will introduce the basics of precipitation retrieval from space and current global precipitation maps and include the accuracy. Examples of global precipitation maps from space will be demonstrated. Practices are for learning skills to utilize the precipitation maps.
CONNECT-Asia will broadcast several lectures through video conference system and SOI Asia live streaming website. Below is the schedule.
| Date (November 2012) | Time (Japan GMT+9) | Time (Jakarta GMT+7 | Lecture | Lecturer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19 (Monday) | 09:40 – 12:10 14:00 – 16:30 |
07:40 – 10:10 12:00 – 14:30 |
Lecture 1: Basics of precipitation measurement from space Lecture 2: Radar measurement from space (1) |
K. Nakamura T. Iguchi |
| 22 (Thursday) | 09:30 – 12:00 14:00 – 16:30 |
07:30 – 10:00 12:00 – 14:30 |
Lecture 8: Global rain map (1) Lecture 5: Microwave radiometer/radar combined rain retrieval |
T. Kubota H. Masunaga |
| 23 (Friday) | 09:30 – 12:00 14:00 – 16:30 |
07:30 – 10:00 12:00 – 14:30 |
Lecture 4: Microwave radiometer measurements Lecture 6: Ground validation of rain data (1) |
K. Aonashi  H. Uyeda |
| 26 (Monday) | 09:30 – 12:00 14:00 – 16:30 |
07:30 – 10:00 12:00 – 14:30 |
Lecture 9: Global rain map (2) Lecture 10: Precipitation Measurement in Global Warming |
T. Ushio K. Nakamura |
| 26 (Monday) | 09:30 – 12:00 | 07:30 – 10:00 | Lecture 11: River runoff and flood warning | K. Fukami |
How to participate:
Please register here: Registration for the 22nd IHP Training Course
There are two ways to join the course:
1. Video conference (vicon)
If you have vicon facility (H.323 Polycom or Tandberg) in your university / institution, you can receive this session through vicon by letting us know your IP address in advance and we will call your device before the session starts.
Kindly email Marlin at ml.tambowon[at]unesco.org to inform us your IP address.
2. Live-streaming
Our partner, SOI Asia, will broadcast each lecture through their live-streaming webpage http://www.soi.asia/realtime/
By entering your name and email in the form, you can watch the lecture from your own computer conveniently.
The left part of the screen is the lecturer video, the right part is the presentation slides, and the bottom part is where you can communicate with other participants and submit your questions to the lecturer during the lecture.
We look forward to your participation!
Tele-medicine workshop by NREN-AIT
Nepal Research and Education Network (NREN) in joint collaboration with Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), going to conduct a workshop on 5 -Â 6 March, 2012 on sharing for life over Trans Eurasia Information Network.
SOI Asia Course: Advanced Topics For Marine Science 2012
The lecturers of "Advanced topics for Marine Science 2012" under the School of Internet Asia by Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology this year will focus on the marine biology and the marine environmental study. We encourage each and everyone to attend these very interesting lectures.
SOI Asia Course: Advanced Topics For Marine Technology And Logistic 2011-2012
SOI Asia will hold the "Advanced Topics for Marine Technology and Logistics" course starting from December 15, 2011 - February 15, 2012. The series of lectures will be given by lecturers from Faculty of Marine Engineering, Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology (TUMST).
This course aims to explain advanced technology and tools of Marine Engineering, Logistics, Information Technology and Maritime Education which are applied for present operation and management of marine industries.
SOI Asia: Medical Science Course
SOI Asia and National University of Singapore (NUS) has started a collaboration in 2011 to share medical sciences knowledge with partners in Asia. The topics will address the real needs from participating medical schools and hospitals to develop the future human resources to serve regional healthcare demands.
We encourage everyone to attend these lectures.
SOI Asia: Japanese Language Course
SOI Asia will hold a Japanese language course for beginners from July 21st, 2011. If you have any interest, please check the PDF attached for more info.
SOI Asia Course: Advanced Topics for Marine Science
The lecturers of "Advanced topics for Marine Science" under the School of Internet Asia by Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology this year will focus on the "Food Science and Technology". We encourage each and everyone to attend these very interesting lectures. Attandance certificate will be provided for participated students. Please register through the link bellow, click "enroll":
http://www.soi.wide.ad.jp/class/20100045/
SOI Asia Course: Advanced Topics for Marine Technology and Logistic
The lecturers of "Advanced topics for Marine Science" under the School of Internet Asia by Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology this year will focus on the "Food Science and Technology".
UN4U campaign: The Present and Future Role of United Nations
In collaboration with Udayana University, UNIC will present Mr. El-Mostafa Benlamlih, Resident Coordinator* of United Nations in Indonesia as a speaker in UN4U campaign, 21 October 2010. This course will be broadcasted to its remote participants trough INHERENT university networks.
