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Measuring Conservation Effectiveness

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The focus is shifting from managing activities to results-based management. Tags: CMP SPM Miradi Moore results based management. But, if we only measure activities, we could find ourselves being "successful" while the species we're trying to protect goes extinct or the biome we're trying to protect loses viability and diversity.

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The New Miradi

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The software also helps them present the end results of their conservation efforts to a wide variety of audiences and solicit public support for their projects. Tags: CMP software Ytre Hvaler Miradi Kosterhavet results based management. You can check out a very cool case study that includes more details about these projects here.

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Geek Heresy

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He’s happy to use research trials to prove that One Laptop per Child doesn’t work, but takes them to task when he thinks they get the underlying truth wrong (he picks one RCT that showed a successful result and makes the case that the positive result was really an observation of correlation not causation).

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Bookshare and the Power of We

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As a result, people with disabilities were left behind, facing insurmountable barriers to opportunities in education, employment, and social inclusion. As a result, we quickly became the world’s largest online library for people with print disabilities. With support from the Bookshare community, we changed that reality.

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JVIB 2012 Special Issue on Technology: Today's Game Changer

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But, we would so very much like technology innovators in the field of vision loss and blindness to propose exciting articles that will help the field move forward to maximize results for the people we all serve! The deadline for submissions is in January 31, 2012,and the call for papers is here. Help us make this a terrific issue!

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Crypto is Not Broken

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released similar results. results were focused on keys generated by very specific models of electronic devices, especially routers and firewalls. On many occasions, they had only the same few bits of information in their seed, and that led to a limited range of results for p and q. However, the Heninger et al.

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Benetech Statistician Megan Price talks to local ASA chapter

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In particular, we commiserated over the challenge of presenting statistical results as an expert witness and wondered if perhaps a version of the Daubert Standard could be created specifically for statistical analyses. For details on how we arrived at these answers, you can find a copy of my presentation on the SFASA webpage.

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