センサーネットワークとデータ通信の国際ジャーナル

This article is on teaching user-friendly web design: A case study on Zillow.com in the real estate industry. The previous article discussed the importance of web design to help a business reach customers. The extension of this principle is a company’s social media presence. With the boom in sales in 2021, the real estate market is experiencing unprecedented volume and quick turnaround. A contributing factor to this is the ease of information access across online platforms and Zillow.com is a prime example of how to capitalize on social media to increase traffic and interest in available properties. The use of analytics allows them and other real estate agencies to use the data received to target customers and also provide users with data visualization to help them in their search.

I wrote the article about fuzzytechie languaging with a wish to transcend a potential deadlock in digitalization and digital pedagogies, uncovering the lived experience of bias and procedural inequity. However, inequity, inequality and  discrimination buried in institutional policies and procedures, technologies, or rules and regulations, are difficult to uncover in any direct manner. They are often unconscious and/or hidden in what we take for granted. Furthermore, the collection of information or data regarding minority progress in schools with respect to grades or other aspects of performance, or even micro-aggressions, is customarily done quantitatively, hence with methods that might obscure or even shield privilege embodied in majority-constructed policies. Digitalization and the algorithms we build from might also amplify such conditions and cement a deadlock even further. I indirectly therefore ask, how can we think adequately about the relation between knowledge, learning and ethics in educational systems and societies that are governed by algorithmic digital systems and objects endowed with agency?Further, how can we think adequately about the relation between ontology and language in educational systems and societies that are governed by such algorithmic systems and objects?

Improvements to transportation energy use have often focused on the search for a replacement for the internal combustion engine. Currently, several viable alternatives have emerged and research continues to look more deeply at the benefits to the different energy production options. In addition, each of these options can be more efficiently used when paired with connected vehicle structures. In this commentary, the potential impacts of connectivity on the energy efficiency of heavy-duty vehicles are explored.