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How many are currently teaching online and how many are thinking about teaching online? I believe I offer some hope for either category? (smile) I am here to share with you my experiences of over 10 years of Internet instruction. I taught my first online class in the spring of 1996 with 12 brave souls who were interested in how this would work. Well, for some of use we are still experimenting on the part of "how this will work"? I have taught online to about 3,500 students in the past 10 plus years.
Let me start by describing my course. I teach two courses. Four sections of 30 students of General Psychology and three sections of 30 students of Lifespan psychology. My classes usually fill quickly so in one course I have around 120 students and in the other around 90 students. By the 12th day class rolls, the numbers have settled down to
around 110 and 85. So roughly about 100 students on average per course. Here is a number that should shock and amaze you – my classes will average over 100,000 class hits per course and in some cases even as high as 180,000 student hits per course. This past spring semester with 118 students I had 187,000 student hits. For those of you not familiar with a BlackBoard 'HIT' – it simply means that a hit indicates a student has logged in to BB (Announcements hit) and gone to the Cyber Café (Discussion Board hit), read a new posting (hit) or made a new posting (hit). How do I account for such an amazing level of activity? Let me walk you through my course philosophy and my attitude towards Internet Instruction.
Let me talk about my attitude for just a second. I love to use the word OPPORTUNITY when I talk about Internet instruction. (NOTE: write word on board – OPPORTUNITY) I am a salesman. Like any good
salesman I need customers for my product. salesman, I need sales leads.
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I am selling a
product to about 210 students who responded to an advertisement placed in the college catalog that says, "A psychology Internet course is being offered this semester. Register here!" Bingo, I
have a sales lead. Three weeks before the semester starts, I contact this potential customer with an e-mail that introduces myself, my course, and the exciting experience in education that they are about to embark upon. The results are usually phenomenal in that students tell me they have never heard from an instructor before the class started – let alone three weeks before the class starts. Now I have their attention. Two weeks before the class starts my second e-mail goes out with some of the college administrative tasks: get your Blackboard account set up, use your student identification number (g000) in our case. I also discuss the first couple of assignments that they will want to do
once the course opens in about 10 days. This gets them thinking about the course fundamentals. They know the textbook to purchase; they know the software they will need for the BB course. I have given them all the basics and the course hasn't even opened yet. Now one week before the semester starts I have my final e-mail (sent on Sunday) advising students the class will open on Thursday. With this method I have already established rapport with over 90% of my students. (NOTE: INSTRUCTOR TO CLASS; STUDENT TO INSTRUCTOR; INSTRUCTOR TO STUDENT) They have received three e-mails; they have advanced notice of two major assignments; and they are chopping at the bit to get in. Oh, when I send e-mail #2, I include e-mail #1 for those who were not registered at the time e-mail #1 went out. And likewise with e-mail #3. (hope that makes sense?)
Now that the courses kick off, my salesman hat is quietly replaced with my professorial instructional hat. What do students want from an Internet
course? They want the same thing from an Internet course that they expect from a classroom Face-2Face instructor in my opinion. The want two things at least. First, students want the course material to be presented in a variety of ways and not just a single modality. Second, students want an instructor to be animated and reflect a genuine interest in the course and students. In transitioning from the face-2-face classroom to Internet instruction in the cyberspace classroom I offer my students a variety of different ways to view and understand the material. Second, I remain an animated instructor online. By this I have to be creative but I remain animated online by being involved and visibly online with my students. Research reflects that students who are engaged in their Internet course are more likely to complete
their Internet course. I operationally define "animation" by my level of activity and interaction required in the course.
To keep my students engaged in the course, and to keep my course on their personal front burner, I send my students two e-mails ever week. Every Sunday and every Wednesday around noon like clockwork, my students receive an e-mail from me. By the way (BTW), I seem to condition my students to this behavior and by the third week, if I don't send it out by noon time, I am receiving e-mails asking if I am ok. (smile) (NOTE: INSTRUCTOR TO CLASS INTERACTION)
Just as I send my students two e-mails per week I require them to send two e-mails per week. One email to me and one to a fellow classmate. (NOTE: STUDENT TO INSTRUCTOR INTERACTION and STUDENT TO STUDENT INTERACTION). But, Doc, how do we know to
whom to send an e-mail? Those of you who are familiar with BB are aware of the Homepage. How many use it? It is an interesting assignment. It is worth 25 points in my courses. Ten points for the Introduction and I require the Introduction to be at least 250 words and another 250 words for the Personal Information section for another ten points. Oh, BTW, did I mention that I don't have a writing assignment in my Internet course? (smile) The remaining five points are earned by identifying three favorite web sites. What is always interesting is when I receive an e-mail from a student advising me they only have one favorite site. I encourage them to go online and find two more websites or look at their classmates Homepages for some ideas and suggestions. Works wonders when you suggest what should be the obvious. What if they only post one favorite site? No points. I tell my students my course is not hard but they should
take my assignments as seriously as I do. And I take my assignments very seriously.
Let me mention a few things I do when answering student e-mails that might be useful to new Internet instructors. I always reply to e-mails in a timely manner which means hours – not days. I always take the time to type their first name or whatever name the student uses in their e-mail to me. Yes, if they fail to sign their name as I have asked, then I respond to their e-mail handle, which indeed may be a "Hi, firstname.lastname@example.com." They usually remember to sign the rest of their e-mails to me. The other thing I do is always 'thank' students for their e-mail to me. I either simply say, 'thank you for your e-mail' or I say, 'I appreciate your e-mail.' A final thing I do is a counseling strategy borrowed from Carl Rogers's playbook on Client-Centered therapy in that I take one or two comments from the student's e-mail and
reflect it back to the student. Perhaps the student said they are having a bad week and may not make the chat session – the start of my e-mail would look like this: Hi Alex, Thank you for your e-mail. I am sorry to hear that
you are having a rough week. The chat room won't be the same without you tonight but remember the Archive will be there for you to read later when you are feeling better.
Many students have commented how they felt I had made them feel like I really listened to them and they were the only person in the class. Now that is a real Mission accomplished. (smile)
I have another 'getting to know you' assignment called Information Sheet. It is worth 10 points. It contains 10 groups of questions worth two points
apiece. The form asks such questions as what do you
do for a living, or vocation, or pleasure? What is your favorite book, TV program, sports team? Why are you in college? What is your philosophy of life? Then I get the e-mail from the student advising me he or she has not yet had philosophy yet, so what should they do? I usually simply reply with a "is the glass half full or half empty?" and the student takes it from there. Sometimes we
marvel and roll our eyes at some of the e-mails received from our students. But keep in mind that the Internet is a different way of taking a college course. It is a different paradigm and requires a different attitude towards teaching and towards students. Had I asked that same student for his philosophy of life, he would not have hesitated in the face-2-face classroom. But in the cyberspace classroom; well, that same question must mean
something different? (smile) (NOTE: STUDENT TO INSTRUCTOR COMMUNICATION OPPORTUNITY) Internet students just need to be reassured. It is new to
many of them as well. BTW while it may seem tempting to use sarcasm in responding to e-mails to students – please don't. translate well in e-mails. Sarcasm does not
I have two relatively easy assignments for students to start the semester off and each of these assignments are worth 5% of the course or 10% of their total grades can be earned by completing two simple assignments: the Homepage & Information Sheet. But keep in mind – two very important things are happening here: Students are doing something active in your course and your course is being kept on the student's front burner.
Let me share with you another way I keep my course on the front burner of the student's busy week. I have an assignment called Surveys and they are by design, meant to keep students on their toes. I encourage students to login to the course every few
days, but never go more than three days without logging in or they might miss a survey. What is a Survey? Well it is a simple little assignment that pops up according to a random schedule throughout the course. The Surveys are announced in the Announcements and the survey is hot-linked to the proper forum in the Discussion Board. One question might be where I ask students to answer three engaging questions: What do you bring to this course? What do you want from this course? And how will you measure your success in this course? And yes, I do caution my students that it would be very misguided to respond with such answers as: MYSELF; AN "A" IN THE COURSE; MY GRADE. Their answers are posted in the proper forum of the Discussion Board and the response must be between 200 and 250 words. All this for 10 points. Oh, did I mention that I don't have a writing assignment in this class? (smile) (Opportunities – perceptions) I used to require students write a ten page paper for this
class. Ten pages equal about 2,000 to 2,500 words. Now my students write ten 200 to 250 word – don't forget the 500 plus word Homepage assignment – now they write 2,500 to 3,000 and think nothing of it. After all, at least they don't have any writing assignments in this Internet course. (smile) I want to point out something else that quietly happens during this course with this survey assignment. The writing skills improve. (NOTE: STUDENT TO STUDENT COMMUNICATION and PEER EVALUATION OCCURS). The
first few survey postings are somewhat ragged; poor sentence structure; poor grammar; etc. Once students see that classmates are reading and responding to their postings the quality of the postings go way up. (NOTE: STUDENT TO STUDENT COMMUNICATION). In my experience, the last five or six survey postings are radically improved from the first four or five postings.
I mentioned perception awhile ago; let me share another perceptual change that has taken place in my course. A few years ago I tossed out all of my formal exams. Yes, folks, I teach a college level course and I have no exams. A couple of years ago I was getting complaints from students expressing concerns over how hard my exams were. So many students seemed to have "test anxiety". In chatting with them I pointed out how good their quiz grades were so the quizzes must not give them this 'test anxiety'. For the most part I learned that students had fewer problems with quizzes but seemed to have a lot of problems with exams. Well, being the good
instructor of psychology that I am, I immediately took all of my EXAMS and completely rewrote the name on the data files carefully changing the titles to QUIZZES. Exam 1 became Quiz 1 and in the past two years I have had only one student e-mail me about a serious condition they had called "Test Anxiety" and when I pointed out that I don't give
tests in this course, I give Quizzes, we never spoke on the topic again. Now, I know some of you
are saying, "Come on, Doc, students certainly know what you are doing?" When they ask me about the quizzes being exams, I simply offer to post an actual EXAM in lieu of the easier QUIZ but, it will be for credit. I get no takers. (Opportunities – take advantage of perceptions)
Let me talk a little about my Chat Rooms. Every Sunday night at 7:00 PM for General Psychology and 8:00 PM for Lifespan for many years now I have held a highly successful chat session with my students. How successful are the chats? I no longer offer any credit for attendance and I still have from 25 to 30 students showing up for each session. I used to give points for attending. I used to hold them on different nights and different days. My advice is to do what works for you and they will follow. Some students cannot attend regardless of when the chat
is held. Other will not attend regardless of when the chat is held. Remember, if you do offer points you need an alternative point earning vehicle for those students who honestly cannot attend due to church, work, or family obligations. I use to have assignments in the Discussion Board that correlated with each chat but this became an administrative nightmare for me to track and count. My advice – don't offer credit in the chat room. I tell my students that this is a college level course. Not everything we do in life needs to be done out of a reward. Again, being a good psychology instructor and always looking for learning OPPORTUNITIES this opens the door for me to spend some time talking about something called INTRINSIC MOTIVATION, we do things because we want to do them. We are
internally motivated towards a goal. One word of advice on the chat room – have fun there. It is not unusual for me to start off with a set agenda but end up with slightly off task. Some instructors may
frown at this practice and insist that the chats remain on task. The question I have is, at what price? My view is that this is the student's time to be in an environment with their instructor. have chosen to use the time wisely but also following my instructional instinct accommodating my students occasionally to get off task as long as it is on something I can justify. Once we were talking about hugging young children. I made an offhand remark about 'hugging young children correctly' – by that I mean to get down to "eye level" with the child instead of the child being smashed into a belt buckle. Get the knees of your pants dirty if need be. I talked about two of my I
grandkids – ages 3 and 4 and explained that getting on your knees with the grandkids have much value in their eyes. They just smile from ear to ear when I am down at their eye level. I received e-mails for the entire week from students telling me how much they enjoyed that Sunday Chat as the best one yet.
Postings to the Cyber Café. Want to hear some impressive numbers? How about 80 students making almost 1,600 postings in the 8 weeks of an 11 week summer semester? Oh, yes, and with about 70% of topics on task! Today, one week before the conference, I have my General Psychology Cyber Café postings standing at 1,179 from about 50 students and my Lifespan cyber Café postings at 1,015 from about 55 students. Look at the current update I have on CD provided as a handout. (NOTE: STUDENT TO STUDENT and INSTRUCTOR TO STUDENT and INSTRUCTOR TO CLASS) Amazing – yes, I have some amazing students. What fosters this level of excitement? In my opinion it is the constant feedback to my students. They know I am here and they feel a since of connectedness in the Internet classroom. They feel a part of a real learning community.
Today I have shared with you what I have learned from my students while teaching online for over 10 years now. I suspect the most important thing I want to leave you with is the idea that Internet instruction is very different from the classroom. It requires a different attitude towards students; it requires a different mindset towards instruction. In my opinion, we take what we learn from the classroom and start our Internet adventure from that comfort zone. Then we start modifying, adjusting, and translating the learning moments from the classroom into learning moments online. It can be done but it is different. That is what I tell my students. My Internet course is not hard, but it is different – it is very different. Enjoy the journey. If you have any questions or wish to discuss your Internet class feel free to contact me at email@example.com or my Internet class e-mail address firstname.lastname@example.com. Like all my e-mails, I will try to get right back to you. (smile)
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The current global campaign accusing the IDF of "crimes against humanity" and "genocide" exceeds all the obscene libels that have ever been launched against the Jewish state.
One of Israel's proudest achievements is the IDF code of conduct, which instills awareness that Israelis are obliged to act as role models of decency.
It is all the more impressive that such an ethical military code was implemented in Israel, the only country in the world which from its inception has been obliged to defend itself continuously from overt and terrorist onslaughts by neighbors who regard the elimination of Jewish sovereignty in the region as their primary objective.
In fact, in an age when millions of innocent civilians are being butchered during ethnic upheavals in the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe, one can only attribute dark motives to the shameful demonization of the Jewish state.
Equally indecent is the adoption of Israel as the bête noir of most "liberal" human rights organizations, which invest disproportionate efforts in defaming the region's only democracy. Some of this can be attributed to the financial support they receive from foreign governments and organizations intent on undermining the Jewish state. The hypocrisy of these groups was exemplified when one of the principal NGOs - Human Rights Watch - recently raised funds in Saudi Arabia (a country hardly renowned for concern with human rights) to defeat "pro-Israel pressure groups."
THE GLOBAL campaign against Israel is spearheaded by a United Nations subsidiary inappropriately titled the Human Rights Council. This body, headed by countries like Iran and Libya, makes a mockery of justice and human rights and concentrates primarily on bashing Israel. Hell bent on defaming the IDF, it formed a fact-finding mission led by Justice Richard Goldstone to review alleged Israeli war crimes in Gaza during Operation Cast Lead. The terms of reference did not mention Hamas, which publicly lauds the killing of Jewish civilians and had launched over 12,000 missiles against the Jewish state. The composition of the committee guarantees that the findings will be in sync with the bias of the parent body. Israel was thus absolutely justified in refusing to cooperate.
What Israel did to minimize civilian casualties during the Gaza operation was described by Col. Richard Kemp, former commander of British forces in Afghanistan, as unparalleled in the history of warfare. The 160-page report issued by the Foreign Ministry noted that the same IDF accused of war crimes dropped 2.5 million leaflets and telephoned 165,000 civilians providing them four hours' notice to evacuate areas in advance of airborne attacks. Missions were cancelled at the last moment after discovering that civilians had been placed as human shields next to ammunition dumps or rocket launchers. Efforts to minimize civilian casualties in Gaza were infinitely more wide ranging than those applied by American and European forces in Iraq and Afghanistan.
When one compares Israeli behavior to that of countries like Russia in Chechnya, the barbaric mass murders in Darfur (recently "justified" by the Islamic Conference), the genocide in the Congo and the brutal killing of Tamils in Sri Lanka, the concerted hatred directed against Israel by Western countries becomes mind boggling. It is as though we had reverted to the Dark Ages, when Jews were blamed for all the woes of mankind, from blood libels to poisoning the wells and spreading plague. This is borne out by the bizarre findings of European opinion polls which view Israel more negatively than such rogue states as North Korea, Sudan, Zimbabwe and Iran.
What makes this situation even more surrealistic is the behavior of a small but highly-vocal group of Israelis who endorse the despicable libels orchestrated by those seeking to defame their country's acts of self-defense. The occasionally abused expression "self-hating Jews" best describes those academics, journalists and NGOs who collaborate with fanatic anti-Israel groups abroad. They have now stooped to even more unconscionable depths by trying to defame the noble youths who are willing to sacrifice their lives to defend their people and homeland.
They replicate the same disgusting behavior displayed a few months ago when Haaretz highlighted allegations accusing the IDF of Cossack-like killing sprees - allegations utterly without foundation, subsequently proven to have been based entirely on gossip. But by the time the fraud was exposed the damage was done, and Israel had been besmirched in papers throughout the world.
WITH MONEY from European governments and other foreign donors, the defamers have formed a new group called Breaking the Silence and once again quote unnamed soldiers who babble on anonymously about "war crimes." They justify the anonymity by making the outrageous claim that whistle-blowers risk being punished, despite common knowledge that if the IDF ever behaved in such a manner the independent Israeli media would have a field day lambasting it. They have the gall to demand an independent investigation of the IDF - something that no country in the world has ever undertaken.
Needless to say, in any war, even with the greatest efforts to maintain moral standards, occasional individual breaches and malpractices are inevitable. The litmus test of a democracy is whether such cases are covered up or prosecuted. IDF Judge Advocate-General Brig-Gen. Avihai Mandelblit has systematically investigated every accusation, and if misconduct was discovered, the offender was punished. To date there has not been a single case of behavior that could be defined as a deliberate intention to kill civilians.
Stealing a credit card or looting an Arab home is despicable and must be severely punished, but neither compares to wanton killing or qualifies as a crime against humanity. Should further examples of individual malpractice be exposed, the parties involved will undoubtedly also be prosecuted.
War involves life-and-death situations; mistakes are made and innocents inevitably die. But in maintaining our moral standards, we are also obliged to ensure that we do not go to the other extreme and endanger the lives of our soldiers by preventing them from defending themselves.
NOT SO long ago, it would have been inconceivable for any sane Israeli to accuse our sons of war crimes. The public outcry would have been deafening and those defaming our soldiers would have been pariahs. There are laws in a democracy which protect an individual from defamation and punish those who besmirch the innocent. Israel is at war and the battle for minds is a key component. To besmirch a nation by falsely portraying its soldiers as wanton murderers is an act of infamy that would be treasonable in most countries. Allowing degenerate nihilists the right to promote outright lies not only undermines national morale, it also compromises our security.
Legislation should be introduced enabling the prosecution of those knowingly disseminating slanders and defaming the nation enabling the prosecution of those knowingly disseminating slanders and defaming the nation whilst endeavoring not to curtail freedom of expression and also to oblige groups obtaining funds from foreign governments to register as foreign agents.
The struggle to retain our reputation as a decent and moral people is a major component in our battle for peace. If we fail to clean up our domestic cesspool, we open the door for our enemies and the anti-Semites who seek to destroy us.
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Relive the 80s with the next iPhone Championship Manager Legends
We love a bit of nostalgia here at Pocket-lint towers, especially when it comes to football. Yeah, the players today are genuine athletes, with Hollywood lifestyles and bank accounts to suit, but can they sport a moustache the size of Ipswich? Can they use an entire can of CFC-loaded hairspray on their shiny, buoyant perms? And have you seen Wayne Rooney's shorts these days? They're like flared trousers in comparison to the spray-on pair used by Kevin Keegan.
There's no doubt about it, 80s football was best. Especially if you don't support Man bloody Utd.
Square Enix and Beautiful Game Studios agree, that's why they've followed up the successful first chapter of their iPhone Championship Manager Legends series - which focused on the 1970s - with a version set a decade later.
Championship Manager 1980s Legends is coming to the App Store later this month for both iPhone and iPod touch. It's also compatible with iPad, but you'll have to expand the screen, and the graphics can look a little blocky.
Like its forebears (including the original iOS Championship Manager), you take control of a team from the era and try to guide them to domestic and European honours, and as there are several different start dates to choose from, the experience can be very different each time. Of course, as English clubs were banned from Europe after the Hysel Stadium disaster in 1985, it'll be interesting to see if the game takes this into account.
Regardless, it'll be great to manage teams before the start of the Premier League, and when Gary Lineker, Alan Hansen and Mark Lawrenson actually played the game, rather than talk nonsense about it.
It'll be out soon, and at £1.79, which is about the same as an entire house cost back then probably, is well worth a trip down memory lane.
After all, where else will you see Kenny Dalglish as manager of Liverpool, Wolverhampton Wanders in the top division, and casual violence at football matches? Er...
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Members of three Kyabram community groups attended a joint meeting on Monday evening to consider the question 'Where to from here' for KyabramJanuary 24, 2013 4:31am
Members of three Kyabram community groups attended a joint meeting on Monday evening to consider the question 'Where to from here' for Kyabram.
One representative from each of the Kyabram Development Committee, Kyabram Community Planning Group and the Kyabram Deakin Residents Ratepayers and Development Group was invited to speak on behalf of their group, outlining its priorities and aims.
Kyabram Development Committee chair Vince Curtis said there was pride and strength in the community.
He said a paid employee is needed to drive projects forward.
Peter Nelson, representing Kyabram Community Planning Group, said his group was originally established to create a list of priorities and a plan of projects.
Mr Nelson said the current four-year plan runs out in 2013 making this an ideal time for groups to consider the way forward.
Mary Bowman, from Kyabram Deakin Residents Ratepayers and Development Group, said any community's biggest asset is its people.
''If we don't work together we won't go anywhere,'' she said.
A general consensus throughout was for a need to improve communication between the various groups who are keen to improve the town.
Patricia Chick, from the Victorian Government's Department of Business and Innovation, asked for feedback on the impact the fall of Banksia Securities was having on the town and how the Government may be able to assist.
Mr Nelson said Banksia had been a major employer in the town for many years and had also been a great contributor towards supporting local sports clubs, organisations and events.
Campaspe Shire Council officers Jenny Williams and Astrid O'Farrell were present to gain an understanding of the issues highlighted.
In addition, Kyabram Deakin Ward's three councillors, Cr Carol Howell, Cr Neil Panhurst and Cr Robert Danieli all spoke briefly regarding opportunties they believe exist for the town.
Sustainable Kyabram project officer Lisa Booth spoke positively about the opportunities Kyabram has to move itself forward in the renewable energy sector.
''We already have a potential investor who has visited Kyabram and been impressed by its potential,'' Ms Booth said.
At the end of the meeting the groups agreed to take away the points for discussion within their own organisations and then meet again.
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Motorola has updated the Atrix handset, bumping the specs and cunningly calling it the Motorola Atrix 2. The new handset has been announced on AT&T in the US at CTIA in San Diego.
The Motorola Atrix 2 will give you a 1GHz dual-core processor, 1GB RAM and 8GB memory with the option to expand further via microSD.
The screen sees an increase over the original Atrix, adding 0.3 inches to gives you a 4.3-inch display, with a sharp 960 x 540 pixels equating to 256ppi, challenging the likes of the HTC Sensation XE.
You'll be able to capture video at full HD resolution and easily output it via HDMI, something that was pushed on the previous Atrix. In addition to HDMI mirroring, the Atrix will also benefit from various docks: the Lapdock 100 and the HD Station.
These docks are designed to expand the remit of your phone; as we saw with the original Atrix, the Lapdock will let you use the computing power of your phone to handle various applications based around a full browser experience.
As previously, Motorola fancies the Atrix as a business device as well as a consumer power house. As such it offers microSD encryption, "enterprise-grade VPN" and features like remote wipe.
Around the back you'll find an 8-megapixel camera which joins a front facing camera. It will be launching on Android 2.3 and offers the usual range of connectivity, topping out with HSPA+ 21.1Mbps.
As we saw with the Motorola Defy+ recently, the interface has been tinkered with, giving you customisable shortcuts across the bottom of the display, rather than the past arrangement that wasn't very efficient with space. We've been told this is also coming to the old Atrix, so the appeal here really is the increased screen size - we're yet to discover exactly which chipset it contains and whether this will offer more power than its predecessor.
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- First time, privileges panel discusses Karnataka State Open University violations
For the first time the legislative council privileges committee held its meeting in Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) on Wednesday.
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Ranchi: Chief Justice of India T S Thakur along with Supreme Court judges Justice AK Sikri, Justice AR Dave, Justice R Banumathi, chief justice of Jharkhand high court Virendra Singh and several officials of the bar council laid the foundation stone of the lawyers' academy on Saturday. The academy is the second in the country after Kerala. He also inaugurated lawyers' training at the judicial academy. Justice Thakur on Saturday also stressed on the need to set higher standards for allowing law graduates to become good lawyers at the national seminar on continuing legal education for lawyers and its benefits, organized by the Jharkhand state bar council and the Bar Council of India While addressing the seminar the CJI said that in the marriage market the demand of lawyers is very low because anyone can become a lawyer. "A doctor has a better market, an engineer has a better market, an IAS officer has a better market, and an IFS is a prized catch. You will find many IAS and IFS officers from Bihar who are well in demand. Why is it that the demand of lawyers in the marriage market is very low because it's so easy to become a lawyer. Anyone can have a legal degree and enter the profession," he said. He said that there could be as many as two million lawyers in the country. "How many more do we require? How many could be accommodated? The lack of jobs leading to so many people entering the profession creates malpractice. Somebody has to sustain on bail, some depend on becoming oath commissioners, and others try to sustain themselves by becoming notaries. There are others who indulge in all sorts of brokering and other malpractices," he said. Answering some of the questions raised by the chairman of the Bar Council of India, Manan Mishra, Justice Thakur asked the bar to be more strict and responsive . "I think its time you set higher standards of professional and ethical conduct for the lawyers. If someone is found guilty of malpractice, punish him seriously. He should be thrown out of the profession instead of being suspended for six months or a year because few of these black sheep bring bad name to the entire profession," he cautioned. The CJI also reminded the fraternity of the impending challenge of foreign law firms entering the country. "Unless the lawyers are trained and become experts in their subject matter, they would simply vanish when foreign law firms come and start offering services," he said citing the analogy of fate of small shops after the advent of malls in big cities.
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Bengaluru, Jul 16 () The Congress government in Karnataka today pitched for greater autonomy to states in respect of subjects in the State List and said the Centre should be "extremely restrained" in asserting parliamentary supremacy over them.
- 'Govt must grant aid for law colleges in Karnataka'
Mysuru: Just setting up a law university will not serve the purpose, the government should also give importance to providing quality law education and financial aid to law colleges, said Marithibbegowda, deputy chairman of the legislative council. Speaking after inaugurating the Annual Day celebrations of Vidyavardhaka Law College and felicitating rank holders and newly appointed judges (alumni of Vidyavardhaka Law College) in the college campus premise here on Saturday, he said: "We had to struggle for nearly 15 years to get grant-in-aid for law colleges. Though the government order on such aid for 19 colleges was approved in 2012, they got it in August. To ensure quality education, the government should take measures to appoint permanent staffs - both teaching and non-teaching." He also urged the government to provide grant-in-aid to all law colleges in the state. Marithibbegowda recalled that chief minister Siddaramaiah did his LLB at Vidyavardhaka Law College and also taught there. He congratulated and felicitated the college alumni who have been appointed as munsif and district judges. Srikanth Ravindra, Mohan, Krishnamurthy and Prathiba have been appointed as munsif judges, while Santosh Gajanan Bhatt has been appointed as the district judge in Hassan. Harish, who secured the seventh rank in the university (2014-15), was also felicitated. Gundappagowda, president of Vidyavardhaka Sangha, B Shivalingappa, vice-president, and P Vishwanath, secretary, were present.
- Oppn demands discussion on law and order in state
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HYDERABAD: After delay of three years, the Telangana government finally issued government orders for appointment of regular vice-chancellors for three universities – Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad, Potti Sriramulu Telugu University and Telangana University, on Monday morning. According to sources, the government is in the process of declaring names of four more universities, including the oldest university in Telangana Osmania University and Kakatiya University by Monday evening. Retired professor of Telugu department in Osmania University, SV Satyanarayana has been appointed as the VC for Potti Sriramulu Telugu University. Retired professor of computer science and engineering department in Osmania University A Venugopal Reddy has been appointed as the VC for Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad. Subsequently, P Sambaiah, professor of public administration and human resource management (Retired), Kakatiya University has been appointed as the VC for Telangana University, Nizamabad. The principal of Osmania Engineering College, S Ramachandram has been appointed as the vice-chancellor of OU. Retired professor K Seetharama Rao, professor of public administration and human resource management, Kakatiya University, Warangal is appointed as the VC of Dr BR Ambedkar Open University, Hyderabad. All the VCs have been appointed for a period of three years from the date of the appointment. However, the appointments are subject to the outcome of the Writ Petition pending in the High Court with regard to the appointment of VCs. The appointment of VCs was made after the search committees recommended three names.
- Bar council cuts down on Allahabad University law seats by 40%
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BENGALURU: Karnataka has banned electronic cigrattes (e-Cigrattes) in the state with immediate effect. On Wednesday, health minister UT Khader said the government has issued a circular as on June 15 to ban the production, distribution, sale (including online sale), export and promotion of Electronic Nicotine Delivery System (ENDS) and nicotine cartridges in the state. The ban is being implemented under the Food Safety and Standard Act of 2002. The sale of nicotine, apart from tobacco products under Control of Tobacco Products Act (COTPA), is permitted only for tobacco cessation in accordance with the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 claims the department. "E-cigarettes are very addictive in nature, especially for children. The electronic gadget is very much attractive for children and is freely available. This needs to be stopped immediately, and accordingly the ban has been put into place," he said. According to Khader and principal secretary for health and family welfare Shalini Rajneesh e-Cigrattes are being sold without any medical certifications and being widely publicised by the manufacturers by way of selling them anywhere and everywhere. "These e-Cigrattes are available in fancy stores, bakeries and even medical shops without any certification about its harmful content," said Khader. Khader said all e-Cigrattes in the market will be seized immediately and that those who indulge in the sale and promotion of such products will be charged with criminal intent and could face jail time of up to five years. The health department, when asked if any other states had banned the product, said Karnataka will be the third state to do so after Maharashtra and Punjab. "Once we do it, others will also follow. The product is not advisable by any stretch of imagination as the content of nicotine is more than the permissible limits for de-addiction," said Khader. The health department has said nicotine gums/lozenges of strength 2 mg and 4 mg and nicotine transdermal theraputic patches are the only nicotine containing drugs approved by the Drugs Controller General (India) as an aid for de-addiction in nicotine replacement therapy.


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21. Certified Smoked Fish
13008 Halldale AveGardena, CA 90249
From Business: Certified Smoked Fish was born because of a need for a premium quality fresh smoked fish in the Los Angeles Area. With no local suppliers of fresh smoked fish, many…
22. Risvold's Inc
1234 W El Segundo BlvdGardena, CA 90247
From Business: Established in 1937, Risvold s Inc. specializes in the production of home-style salads. Located in Gardena, Calif., the company supplies salads and other food prepa…
23. Decicion Design Inc
1451 Toberman StLos Angeles, CA 90015
24. Love In
1145 San Julian StLos Angeles, CA 90015
25. Henry Martin Elegance Food
1437 S Robertson BlvdLos Angeles, CA 90035
26. CJ Foods Manufacturing Corporation
3470 Wilshire Blvd Ste 1115Los Angeles, CA 90010
27. Ht Foods Inc.
741 Ceres AveLos Angeles, CA 90021
28. Rodgers Poultry Company
Best! Fresh, years and years of serving the community with the top grade of poultry available.
29. Cedarland Foods
1864 E 22nd StVernon, CA 90058
30. Camino Real Foods Inc
Please let me know if you supply this product to any grocery stores in the 63801 and 63845 areas of Missouri. Thank you.
Family-Style Restaurant
Enjoy Family-Style Italian at Buca.
Any Size Group. Make a Reservation.
7979 Center Avenue, Huntington Beach, CA 92647
Great Products! Highly recommended!