Seikei University 2019-11-14 Lecture
- Student shared page: [/mkk/9. Nov 14 IT changes cause changes in the rules of work](https://scrapbox.io/mkk/9. Nov 14 IT changes cause changes in the rules of work).
- January Draft Draft: IT Changes Cause Changes in the Rules of Work.
- Completed lecture materials Changes in the rules of work caused by advances in information technology.
--- September memo below
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Use Keynote for presentations.
- Recording at hand with presentation recordings.
- It would be good to take a picture of the presentation scene with Osmo Action
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Put presentation materials on Scrapbox in advance, one slide and one image per slide.
- People who can only listen to audio, such as part-time receptionists, can also participate.
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Announcement at the beginning:
- Speakers’ speeches are transcribed and later published on Scrapbox.
- So there is no need for you all to work hard at recording what was spoken. The recording equipment will do that for you.
- On the other hand, only you yourself can record what you think and question after listening to the talk.
- Record your thoughts, whether in Scrapbox or in a paper notebook!
- After the presentation, if you have time, search the Scrapbox for “questions” and answer them, so you can write your questions in the Scrapbox.
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After the presentation, have the participants write their questions in the Scrapbox at One-minute thinking time.
- Create a “question” zone at the end of the presentation and write questions there during the one-minute period.
- In the meantime, I copy and paste the questions from my presentation into it.
- If you do it in split screen, you don’t need to switch screens.
--- main story
- [[population structure]]
- Population is shrinking and time is running short.
- [[Wako Model]]
- Instead of treating a large number of people uniformly.
- Adapt to individual people
- [[equality]]
- People have personalities.
- Diversity.
- Is it a good thing to ignore that and treat them uniformly?
Need to come up with a report assignment for students.
- Find one physical constraint and one policy constraint?
- Find someone’s “must” or “should be” statement.
- rule
- Find what is a policy constraint
- Consider how to take action to loosen that constraint.
Notebook of the
- Imitation, Creation and Intellectual Property
- HPC and Society
- Personal Information and Monetization
- Cryptocurrency and Blockchain
- AI creations and intellectual property rights
- The Future of the Body
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