project evalution

In order to evaluate an evidence-based practice project, it is important to be able to determine the effectiveness of your change. Discuss one way you will be able to evaluate whether your project made a difference in practice.

please read the following two pages

Please read the following two pages and answer them accordingly. This is a discussion board. each should be .5-1 page long. When answering, label page one with pages one answers, and page two, label as page two’s answers for the questions.

2 discussion responses for around 300 words each

2 discussion responses for around 300 words each

articles and 2 discussions are attached below

3 follow the instruction to write 5pages essay

3. Follow the instruction to write 5pages essay

I have attached some examples

All the work must be original

Turnitin report is required

04 please check question below 3

For this assignment, you are asked to develop your own crime scenario. Explain the incident that occurred, and then list the steps you would follow to solve this case (examples might include: a lost child, an unauthorized charge on your credit card, an unidentified charge made with your EZ PASS, etc.).

four biology activities

Choose any 4 activities from the lesson that helped you to learn or understand the concepts, ideas or information addressed in this lesson chapters (chapter 10, 11 and 12). List the Lesson and then activity title and explain the concept it covered. Then explain specifically how it enhanced your understanding. You must write two paragraphs for each activity, one about the content and one about your learning.

Ch 10: (I need two activities from chapter 10)

http://web01.cabeard.k12.in.us/science/Bio2/bc_campbell_concepts_5/0,11761,4090483-,00.html

Ch 11: (I need one activities from chapter 11)

http://web01.cabeard.k12.in.us/science/Bio2/bc_campbell_concepts_5/0,11761,4090639-,00.html

Ch 12:(I need one activities from chapter 12)

http://web01.cabeard.k12.in.us/science/Bio2/bc_campbell_concepts_5/0,11761,4090741-,00.html

Scoring Guide

-Two Activities per each lesson (not per chapter )

-Title paragraph with name of Activity (complete name)

-First paragraph about content of activity

-Second paragraph about your new, renewed learning. What did you learn, what was a review, what an aha, what was fascinating, what was scary ie.

-You must include at least 5 sentences for each paragraph

-You will have a total of 4 short paragraphs per lesson

For example see below:

Lesson 1 Activity 1A: The Levels of Life Card Game (1.1)

http://web01.cabeard.k12.in.us/science/Bio2/bc_campbell_concepts_5/0,11761,4089398-,00.html

Content- This game covered the concepts of the hierarchy of life from cells to ecosystem. This is the idea of classifying systems from lower to higher or maybe a better way to say it is from smallest to largest. It demonstrates how one entity fits into another. Sort of like those little stacking painted dolls that look like wooden eggs, or maybe a child’s toy. This activity shows the hierarchy of life and different levels build upon the others. Each screen shows different organisms and I click and drag to put them into the correct category. The game reviews the kingdom, phylum, class, order, genius, species of different organisms ie plants and animals and bacteria and protists and fungi

Learning- I have always been confused by populations and communities and this gave me a visual and hands on example to help me remember. I am a global learner and do not want to know the steps of a process until I get the broad overview. So this game provided me with the steps but also I could manipulate the “big picture” and still have all of the information in front of me in color and organized. I also like the option of clicking on a vocabulary term and getting the definition on the screen while I study. The concepts are not confusing, I just never really took the time to see the patterns. Plus I liked the pictures and colors to actually show the cells, etc. I could see the “small to large”. In future activities I will probably have more questions regarding the content and concepts.

option 1 case study 1 data warehouse application in an industry 1

Option #1: Case Study 1: Data Warehouse Application in an Industry

Assignment Instructions:

  1. Perform research to locate a data warehouse system that was used in the telecommunication, transportation, or education industries. Be sure to select one that has been developed and deployed to successfully produce actionable business intelligence.
  2. Write a case study paper that describes:
  • The architecture of this data warehouse
  • The source input systems
  • ETL processing that is required
  • The types of output reporting
  • The types of users
  • The business processes supported by this data warehouse

Be sure to also discuss the unique challenges that were encountered for this data warehouse project and how they were overcome.

Your paper should be three to five pages in length, organized and well-written, and in conformity with CSU-Global Guide to Writing & APA (Links to an external site.).

In support of your response, cite and integrate at least two credible outside sources, one of which can be your textbook.

forum and responses 10

Todd Patterson, a 33-year-old husband as well as father of an adopted daughter from Uganda, is a proud gun owner who has multiple handguns, shotguns, and two automatic weapons. In this case an automatic weapon is defined as a firearm that continuously fires so long as the user presses the trigger and there is ammunition in the gun.

Todd has no criminal record. When he was 17 years old, after losing both his parents in a plane crash, he had a mental breakdown resulting in a six-month institutionalization. Todd lives in the fictitious state of Varneyland where he works as a social studies teacher and soccer coach at a local high school.

On a sunny morning in the neighboring state, a man with a history of mental illness enters an elementary school and kills 3 teachers and 10 students with an automatic assault rifle. In response to this shooting, many states across the country, including Varneyland, pass legislation requiring the registration of all automatic weapons. As part of the registration process, those seeking to register their automatic weapons are required to submit to a mental health background check.

In filling out the application to register his automatic weapon, Todd reveals his prior institutionalization, but also states that he has not had any mental health issues since he was a teenager. When the state of Varneyland conducts Todd’s mental health background check, it uncovers that Todd had a diagnosis of major depression with suicidal tendencies. Todd’s mental health records also reveal a history of self-harm.

Based on the review of Todd’s mental health records, Varneyland denies Todd’s application to register his automatic weapons and sends Todd a letter demanding that he forfeit his automatic weapons or risk criminal and civil penalties. Because Todd refuses to hand over his automatic weapons, the state police arrest him and charge him with possession of an unregistered automatic weapon (a felony crime under Varneyland law).

At his criminal trial, Todd argues that the registration requirements and his subsequent arrest are violations of his Second Amendment rights.

Based on recent case law, do you think that Todd’s arguments possess any merit? Please be sure to specifically discuss recent case law and how it affects Todd’s case.

Please note that the recent 2nd Amendment case law is described in the lessons for week 4 located in the lessons section of the classroom.

Please note that your answers have nothing to do with your personal feelings, thoughts or experiences with these issues. Your answers are based purely on the law, specifically precedent set by case law. Reviewing the week 4 lesson will be very helpful to you in finding relevant case law.

After you have answered these questions respond to at least 3 student’s postings. Respond to students who have offered a different perspective or opinion than yours. Be sure to ask thought-provoking questions of your classmates to further and deepen the discussion.

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Please research and share a current Constitutional issue from the news headlines. Please briefly share the details of this issue with the class and discuss specifically which Amendments or sections of the Constitutions are at issue. Finally, how do you believe this issue should be handled from a Constitutional perspective, note that this may be different from your personal opinions on the matter. In other words, if this issue was before you as a Supreme Court Justice, how would you decide the matter from a Constitutional interpretation standpoint?

complete 2 short computer tasks tiff

TASK 1:

For this assignment, you will take and save a screenshot of the window that identifies your operating system. Follow the directions, then submit your assignment. If you get stuck on a step, review this module and ask your classmates for help in the discussion forum.

Instructions

  1. Open the window that identifies your operating system using any of the methods discussed on the Identifying Your OS page.
  2. Open the Snipping tool by using one of the methods discussed in the Snips and Screenshots page.
  3. Take a rectangular or a window snip of the window displaying your operating system.
  4. Save the snip as BA132_LastName_OperatingSystem.png, replacing “LastName” with your own last name. (Example: BA132_Hywater_OperatingSystem.png)
  5. Submit your image to Blackboard.

TASK 2:

For this assignment, you will empty your Recycle Bin. Follow the directions, then submit your assignment. If you get stuck on a step, review this module and ask your classmates for help in the discussion forum.

If you have a Mac, substitute “Trash” for “Recycle Bin” in the instructions (except for naming your screenshot).

Instructions

  1. Open the Recycle Bin (or equivalent) by double-clicking the icon on the desktop (or using any other method discussed in the Deleting Files section of Organizing Files and Folders).
  2. Check the Recycle Bin to see if there are any files you wish to keep. If so, restore those files.
  3. Empty the Recycle Bin using the methods discussed in Organizing Files and Folders.
  4. Open the Snipping tool by using one of the methods discussed in the Snips and Screenshots page.
  5. Take a rectangular or a window snip of the Recycle Bin window.
  6. Save the snip as BA132_LastName_RecycleBin.png, replacing “LastName” with your own last name. (Example: BA132_Hywater_RecycleBin.png)
  7. Submit your image to Blackboard.

answer all the questions in the paper

Song and Social Change Paper and Presentation (Paper is 20%; Presentation is 10%)

Draft Paper is due on Turnitin by Friday, February 2/14 before Midnight

Final Paper is due by Turnitin by Friday, Sunday 3/1, before midnight

In this this 8-10 page double-spaced paper, you should discuss a popular protest song in American history. The paper should answer the following six questions: 1) Who wrote and recorded the song (i.e., provide a brief biography)?; 2) Is there any information about why the songwriter wrote the song (or if the performer is not the songwriter – why s/he wanted to sing the song?); 3) Was the song a popular hit (i.e., what rank and year if it hit Billboard 100) and/or was it on a popular album (i.e., what rank and year if it hit Billboard 200 Chart)?; 4)What was the social/political/cultural context for when the song emerged?; 5) Which movements for social change does the song most closely represent?; and 6) What large changes were happening in technology that may have affected the way the song was disseminated?

In journalistic, narrative style similar to Lynskey’s reading on Billie Holiday, you will need to answer these questions. If you need to write more than 10 pages, please feel free to do that. However, make sure that your writing is well-organized and well-written (i.e., free of typos). You should have a separate cover page and reference page with at least four references. You do not have use scholarly sources if you cannot find any for your particular song. You can use popular press articles, online articles, websites dedicated to protest songs, etc.. Please do not use Wikipedia. However, you are allowed to find other sources that are referenced in a Wikipedia article about your song or social movement. I would prefer it if your paper used some scholarly sources (i.e., books or journal articles). Also, one of your sources can be video or audio based (e.g., documentary film or some type of news program like 60 Minutes, an NPR story) on your social movement.

In terms of how the paper is graded, answering each question fully will be worth 10 points = 60 points, 25 points for quality of writing (i.e., readability, grammar, spelling, organization, and length), 15 points for references (in text references and reference page following ASA format).

I am posting a comprehensive guide to ASA formatting for you to follow. One issue I do want you to keep mind is to keep quotes to a minimum. This paper should be mostly in your own words. Also, you must have a basic cover page and reference page. Please note that these pages do not count for your total page count. And I would ask that you insert page numbers in your document (on the lower right hand side).

You should submit by Turnitin a 4-5 page draft of the paper before midnight on Friday, Feb. 14th. The draft should touch on answers from the six questions. Therefore, you should have done all your research that will cover the six questions by mid-February. If you have the whole paper done by then, I will certainly review whatever you submit. The student presentations will begin on Monday, March 2nd and will continue on Wednesday, March 4th as well as March 6th on Canvas. The final paper will be due before midnight through Turnitin on Sunday, March 1st. Regarding late work for either the draft or the final paper, I will accept it, but please note that it will be marked a letter grade down for each class day it is late. The draft paper will be counted like a quiz grade.

In terms of the final presentation, you should quickly run through the answers to the six main questions outlined in your paper. However, you should just touch on the highlights to these answers as the presentation should not run more than 15 minutes. I would like you to have a handout with the printed lyrics of the song and play the song (either through a CD or a YouTube clip of the song). The presentation should include at least seven slides of a PowerPoint Presentation, 1 slide to introduce yourself and the song and approximately 1 slide for each of the 6 questions. Try and make the PowerPoint engaging (i.e., with interesting pictures and not too many words per side). You should post your presentation to the Discussion Board before you present.

I will go over in class how to search for a protest song, how to determine whether it charted on Billboard (http://www.top40db.net/lyrics/?SongID=63603&By=Tit…); AllMusic Guide, and Wikipedia), and searches for scholarly sources on protest songs.

Grading Criteria for Social Change Song Paper

Pts. Possible

Pts. Received

Comments on each section

Provision of Comprehensive Answers to the Six Questions

1. Who wrote and recorded the song (i.e., provide a brief biography)?

2. Is there any information about why the songwriter wrote the song (or if the performer is not the songwriter – why s/he wanted to sing the song?)

3. Was the song a popular hit (i.e., what rank and year if it hit Billboard 100) and/or was it on a popular album (i.e., what rank and year if it hit Billboard 200 Chart)?

4. What was the social/political/cultural context for when the song emerged?

5. Which movements for social change does the song most closely represent?

6. What large changes were happening in technology that may have affected the way the song was disseminated?

6.0

Organization: Does the writing flow? Is there a clear sense of organization to the entire paper (i.e., thesis, intro, middle, and conclusion)?Is there organization within paragraphs?

1.0

Language: Is the writing grammatically correct? Are there any typos? Could the writing benefit from proofreading? Does the student write in a scholarly tone and avoid casual language?

2.0

Format: Are there 1 inch margins on every side? Is the paper double-spaced? Is the paper 8-10 pages long? Did the student follow ASA format? Is there a separate reference page and cover page? Are there page numbers?

1.0

Final Grade:

Grading Criteria for Social Change Song Presentation

Pts. Possible

Pts. Received

Comments on each section

Provision of Comprehensive Answers to the Six Questions

1. Who wrote and recorded the song (i.e., provide a brief biography)?

2. Is there any information about why the songwriter wrote the song (or if the performer is not the songwriter – why s/he wanted to sing the song?)

3. Was the song a popular hit (i.e., what rank and year if it hit Billboard 100) and/or was it on a popular album (i.e., what rank and year if it hit Billboard 200 Chart)?

4. What was the social/political/cultural context for when the song emerged?

5. Which movements for social change does the song most closely represent?

6. What large changes were happening in technology that may have affected the way the song was disseminated?

6.0

Presentation:

1. Did the PowerPoint Presentation contain a starter slide introducing the song and the presenter?

2. Did the PowerPoint Presentation provide at least a slide for each of the six questions?

3. Was the PowerPoint visually interesting (i.e., engaging pictures and not too many words per slide)?

4. Were handouts provided for the lyrics and were the time guidelines followed?

4.0

The song I will be using is “Glory” by John legen