Nedwin Lembar Hermavian

Nedwin Lembar Hermavian

I'm an entrepreneur and business consultant. I maintain my expertise by joining Future Learn.

Location Indonesia

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  • I'm a CEO of Linguiz Edu, a course place in Surabaya, Indonesia. I am here to learn about how to design assessment for our students.
    Thanks for the opportunity.
    Regards,
    Ned

  • They seem to be really smart and are experts in this field. Can't wait to start!

  • I've been joining Future Learn's courses, and I think this course is worth trying as I work in educational field.

  • Hi everyone. Glad to be a part of this course.

  • I can play along with this all day long. Thank you Future Learn.
    Anyway, you might edit the 'insert' section code, and 'combine list' section code.

  • #String
    First='Lauren'
    Middle='Hurrier'
    Last='Manuel'
    Space=' '
    Concatenated=First+Space+Middle+Space+Last
    print(Concatenated)
    output: Lauren Hurrier Manuel

  • Doesn't really hard like I thought before. Nice stuff.

  • Cool!

  • A beginner here. Glad to join this course.

  • Nice interview session. Each country has their own policy. But this sharing is good as reference. Thanks.

  • That INFFER tool is really helpful. Thank you David!

  • In Indonesia, the county I live, Surabaya, there are lots of farm houses and field crops. It's been thousand years ago where planting and seeding started, particularly in the age of Majapahit Kingdom era where the King, Hayam Wuruk, revolutionized the way of planting using iron based-tools. It then increased the outputs in Java and soon to be scaled up until...

  • The company I work has been ISO 14001 certified, so I think I need this course. Thanks for allowing me to join.

  • Thank you, this course is just amazing!

  • The central tendency and descriptive stats are my faves!

  • Hi, Ned here. I'm currently learning HACCP after my company got FSSC certification so I need to maintain my knowledge on this. Glad to be a part of the class.

  • I'm a data enthusiast from Jakarta. I think this course would expand my knowledge on certain topics in data engineering.

  • Yes, graph, central tendency (central of location), correlation, skewness, kurtosis, and ethics, they are all good and interesting. Thanks for the knowledge sharing.

  • This ethics in data analysis is so important. It's dangerous if one misinterpret it and send it to public. Thanks for the explanation.

  • Thanks brother, it helps! Regards.

  • Very well presentation on the vid. Can't wait for the next page lesson.

  • I'm trying to open the arff file in notepad but it didn't open. It's opened in Weka only by default.

  • Nominal and numeric are well known and often used in statistical term while discrete and continuous are familiar and often used in machine learning or data science. CMIIW.

  • Interface looks really cool!

  • Thank you so much Rob and Mary and team for all of the good work on this course.

  • Glad to be here. This course is exactly what I've been looking for.

  • Would love to go forward. Thanks Ian.

  • Thanks for the advice Dr. Katrina. I get it clearer now.

  • Understandable all, but I got things better in the second vid.

  • I have Blinkist app that tells story based on popular books. I understand what they say clearly and thus improve my English too.

  • I often visit to learn www.cambridgeenglish.org to study, and go to https://www.efset.org/ to do self-assessment.

  • I think it is important to know the differences. I might support our knowledge on this topic.

  • I hope to learn some new methods in using EMI.

  • I would make a lesson plan consists of topic, competence, and also the EMI. Derived from that, I'd like to try and implement it in the classroom sustainably.

  • I will start by using general terms and proceed to convey all the deliverables in English slowly.

  • They expect national language. But still I encourage them to use several terms in English.

  • I found it hard to implement English as lingua franca in my previous teachings. Students usually don't really care about tenses or grammatical matters. I live in a place where English as medium instruction is not an option. So I really made myself confident first before creating a new habit.

  • Optimism can bring light to the barriers that might impede the process.

  • Interesting topic.

  • I think I will improve my English proficiency and learn more about intercultural studies so I might be able to teach appropriately.

  • Using English as a medium of instruction would be very beneficial for both students and teachers. Especially for those who don't live in a country where English is not their mother language. So, I think one should really have an ability in English first before going further teaching content using English.

  • Such a challenge for you then. Good luck.

  • I like this EMI discussion. In my place there is a popular motto often use in this field; "Think Global Act Local", means that one should bring a local wisdom into their global learning experience. I found it related with this EMI topic.

  • CLIL and EMI are both new to me. Nice explanation.

  • Hi everyone, I'm Nedwin from Surabaya, Indonesia. I join this course to improve my knowledge in English teaching since I run an English school in my place. Can't wait to start the course.

  • Glad to be here, I need this course since I run an English school and the knowledge I get might help me improving curriculum and method in teaching.

    Thank you.

  • I think qualitative and quantitative could be collaborated well in a research.

  • Nice test. Thank you.

  • Deep Learning and Machine Learning might be two great ways in starting to understand AI.

  • Tech know-how:
    I'd learn coding in 6 months for web-development, and then create my first project, and then, take action in selling.

  • I think I need more improvement at learn the tech know-how. That's the point where I might grow in this digital era.

  • Nice to know this skill family.

  • I mostly agree with the information on the video.

  • It at least give me a relieve since I ridiculously scared to AI and robot at the first time. Thanks for this good course.

  • I have a plan in the future, to become a data scientist. So, I choose subject matter expertise, process and analysis.

  • Management and Leadership

  • AI delivers positive vibe. It's a proof that human can actually living together with it.

  • So, I think AI is beneficial foe the development of the industry. There's a coffee manufacturing company 3 km's from my house. Most of the operations are using AI and robotic technologies. Only 25 something employees are there, and the rest are techs. That's the truest AI I've ever seen in my life bare-sightly. I myself, developing my learning application for...

  • @Abdul-karimAhmed Very true. We learn many things from it.

  • The test is awesome, and I'm not really surprised with the answers since I learned them in the previous sections. But I think next week class seems to be more challenging.

  • So, some skills are in high-demand because of AI. That makes sense rather than getting scared ourselves and ignored the fact that we must learn something to face the AI arrival.

  • Thanks for featuring Faridah here. I uess she's from Jakarta where I'm based in. And btw, I personally feel scared with the way AI arrive and introduce themselves. But after some discussions with ICT people they said that AI is a friend for us. THey will assist us. But still, sometimes I feel I'm not ready for that.

  • I think AI will benefit the human by helping them doing some daily activities like doing cleaning service, protecting children when they are playing around, turn on/off the electricity at home, and so on. But one thing to take on awareness is, that AI is something that we don't really understand, so make sure they are on our control. Cyberdyne on the...

  • Google voice is the example of AI

  • I know AI from Alibaba company. They did really great job with AI.

  • Really glad to be here. Let's meet on the course.

  • Nice to be here. I'm Ned from Indonesia. Glad to be a part of this course.

  • Love to see Dr. Adrian and James here. This corse is sure thing, the one I really need to raise up my business scope. Thank you and let's meet on the course.

  • @VirginiaJarrell Lol, sure thing they need this course. I understand that sometimes, we are different generation with our boss, they might be way older than us. But come on, people need to understand each other. Thanks sist for the comment btw.

  • I had a boss once. He liked to interrupt whenever his subordinates are saying. He always thought that he's better than his subordinates in any aspect. I presented my ideas and he interrupted me a lot. I asked him to listen first, but he didn't even care. I put the boardmarker, sighed, and walked out the room. I resigned the day after. What a tough day it was.

  • Go for it @GouriS

  • The glossary enriches my vocabulary. Thank you.

  • Very nice lesson Ms. Anna.

  • I tend to be face to face communicator, but during this pandemic time I use Teams, Whats App, and Microsoft 365 to work with my workmates.

  • I tend to be face to fave communicator, but during this pandemic time I use Teams, Whats App, and Microsoft 365 to work with my workmates.

  • I interact and communicate with others by looking at the environment where I stay, the culture, and the ethics. This will make the communication becomes more open and engaged.

  • I'm Ned from Surabaya. An entrepreneur who like to study new things. Glad to be here.

  • Seems to be the course I really need today.

  • cool! Thanks brother.

  • I got many knowledges from KPI's, metrics, data analytics, strategies, and SEO. This course really gives what I need.

  • I agree with this.

  • data analytics tool would help a lot then. :)

  • Lisa is good with the KPI's, while Daniel is also good with her opinion that metrics is not enough. The way they investigate a problem and how to solve it, and then the data analytics, it's all make sense. Both of them are awesome. Glad to see Daniel Hayes from Future Learn in the video btw.

  • I think app like Hubspot is good to use on this metrics thing.

  • I think I will focus on SEO. It's surely one of the hardest skills in social media marketing.

  • I already did many efforts on organic reach to publish my business. It didn't work for me.

  • Is it possible to get generic leads from social media? Thank you.

  • I had two friends in the testing. Both of them said that my app would have a good accessibility and usability. Simpler design would be awesome too. I took that on my note and soon I'll get things better before I publish it.

  • My app would be an app that can transform physical video to animate or cartoon video. Sounds nice?

  • Distinctive UI and UX I think would be the key of how app goes successful on app market.

  • I think it's good to add the contribution of Nokia and its symbian to the timeline. The story remains legendary when Microsoft came and supported it by creating Nokia Lumia.

  • Ned from Surabaya, an entrepreneur, lecturer, and tech enthusiast.

  • So, it's literally about UX Design. Nice one.

  • Really looking forward for the programming jobs ahead.

  • Rachel, Aisha, and Naomi showed us all how to be engaged in the real programming job. I am personally motivated and cannot wait to do some programming projects.

  • Blocky sounds like I would meet some kind of @#$")%"¢¢\∆¶÷÷√©® thing. Seems nice and cannot wait to join Week 2!

  • I was a blogger so I am familiar enough with html and css. But JS and Phyton are something I must dig in.

  • It appears on blogspot too.

  • I use fingerprint before entering my office. I think that counts.

  • Nice to watch professional programmers talked about their work and passion. Inspiring.