Análisis de usabilidad y diseño de un supermercado online

En este trabajo se realiza un estudio de usabilidad para la elaboración óptima de una Web de un supermercado de alimentación online. Para tal fin, se sigue la filosofía del Diseño Centrado en el Usuario. En primer lugar, se presenta un análisis del problema de cara a identificar los requisitos básicos de usabilidad que necesita una Web de esta tipología: se estudia la literatura previa sobre el tema, se consulta a los usuarios y se realiza un análisis comparativo de las principales Webs de supermercados online de ámbito nacional. En segundo lugar, se procede a la elaboración de un prototipo basado en la información recogida en la fase de análisis, y teniendo en cuenta la estructura mental de los usuarios en cuanto a la organización de los productos, obtenida mediante la técnica del card sorting. Finalmente, se procede a evaluar la calidad del prototipo elaborado con una evaluación heurística llevada a cabo por expertos. De todo ello se obtienen una serie de recomendaciones que todo sitio Web de comercio electrónico (en especial supermercados de alimentación) debería cumplir si quiere ofrecer una Web adaptada a las necesidades del usuario.

Plataforma informática integral basada en tecnología GNU/Linux para negocio online de repostería casera

Plataforma informática integral para negocio online de repostería casera basada en tecnología Linux (opensource).

Desarrollo de un backoffice de gestión colaborativo para una aplicación web de reservas online

En este documento se describe una memoría del desarrollo realizado para elaboración de un backoffice colaborativo de un software existente, un motor de reservas online que existía en el mercado.

Workplace Weight Management course

The aims of this intervention are: To observe a weekly weight loss of 0.51 kg, over the 8 weeks, in those completing the weight management intervention To sustain behavioural changes achieved at 8 weeks for the long term, at 6, 12 and 24 month after course completion Objectives: To increase average daily consumption of fruit and vegetables by 15 percent, from baseline, after 8 weeks of intervention To decrease consumption of foods high in fat and sugar, by 15 percent, from baseline, after 8 weeks of intervention To increase number of minutes individuals spend doing moderate physical activity each week by at least 30 minutes from baseline, after 8 weeks of intervention To reduce number of minutes individuals spend sedentary each week by at least 30 minutes from baseline, after 8 weeks of intervention

Tesitel botiga online

El projecte realitzat tracta sobre el desenvolupament i la posada en marxa d'una botiga online on es podran publicitar i vendre productes que distribueix l'empresa Tesitel.

Observing workplace incivility towards women: The roles of target reactions, actor motives, and actor-target relationships

The current study conceptualized observer reactions to uncivil behavior towards women as an ethical behavior and examined three factors (target reaction, actor motive, and actor-target relationship) that influence these reactions. Two vignette studies with women and men undergraduate and graduate students in western Switzerland were conducted. Study 1 (N=148) was a written vignette study that assessed how the reaction of female targets to incivility and the motives of actors influenced observer reactions. Results showed that a female target's reaction influenced observers' evaluations of the harm caused by an uncivil incident, and that an actor's motive affected observers' assessments of the necessity to intervene. Study 2 (N=81) was a video vignette study that assessed the effects of the reactions by female targets to incivility and the relationship between the target and the actor on observer reactions.We found that female targets' reactions influenced observers' evaluations of harm and the perceived necessity to intervene. Furthermore, the effect of a female target's reaction on observers' evaluations of harm was moderated by the relationship between the actor and the target: a female target who laughed at the uncivil behavior was perceived as less harmed, when she and the actor had a personal relationship than when they had a professional relationship. When the female target reacted hurt or neutrally, actor-target relationship did not affect observers' evaluations of harm. We conclude by discussing the implications of our findings for theory and practice.

Increasing Employment Opportunities and Improving Workplace Health

Evidence Review 5 - Increasing employment opportunities and improving workplace health Briefing 5a - Workplace interventions to improve health and wellbeing Briefing 5b - Working with local employers to promote good quality work Briefing 5c - Increasing employment opportunities and retention for people with a long-term health condition or disability Briefing 5d - Increasing employment opportunities and retention for older people This set of documents, commissioned by Public Health England, and written by the UCL Institute of Health Equity, address the role of employment opportunities and good quality work in improving health. These papers provide a summary of evidence on the effects of unemployment and poor working conditions on health and the unequal distribution of these effects. They then outlines the potential actions that can be taken in local areas around four specific topics: - Workplace interventions to improve health and well-being- Working with local employers to encourage, incentivise and enforce good quality work- Interventions to increase employment opportunities and retention for people with a long-term health condition or disability- Interventions to increase employment opportunities and retention for older people The full evidence review and four shorter summary briefings are available to download above. This document is part of a series. An overview document which provides an introduction to this and other documents in the series, and links to the other topic areas, is available on the ‘Local Action on health inequalities’ project page. A video of Michael Marmot introducing the work is also available on our videos page.

A Survey of Employees Attitudes Towards Drug Testing in the Workplace

In light of the recent publication of the safety, Health & Welfare at Work Bill 2004, which is set to target the construction industry in particular, the number of Irish employers implementing drug testing programmes in the workplace is set to increase. Little is known, however, about attitudes of Irish workers towards various aspects of drug testing. In order to address this matter, the author presents the findings of a cross-sectional survey of 148 construction trade apprentices in relation to their attitudes towards aspects of workplace drug testing. The extent to which their attitudes varied according to their levels of illegal drug use and alcohol use was also investigated. The results indicate that under some circumstances, testing is approved of. However, attitudes towards most aspects of drug testing are characterised by extreme variability. For example, nearly items were rejected by some respondents and accepted by others. It can be concluded that even if an employer designed a drug testing programme based on elements viewed more favourably, a substantial proportion of employees would still be likely to hold negative views towards some aspects of the programme. Furthermore, self-reported frequency of alcohol and drug use, particularly cannabis use, was associated to more negative reactions towards drug testing. Implications for implementing drug testing programmes in the workplace are discussed. The results of this study are intended to give employers an increased understanding of workers' attitudes towards drug testing programmes and to aid the development of effective substance-abuse prevention services.This resource was contributed by The National Documentation Centre on Drug Use.

Estudi i comparativa dels principalswebs de banca online.

Aquest treball tracta d¿establir les bases del que caldria esperar d¿un web bancari des del punt de vistade la Interacció Humana amb els Ordinadors (IHO), i analitzar els portals dels principals bancs queoperen per Internet a l¿estat espanyol.

Summer School Online Forum and mLearning

Celia Keenaghan describes how we will use this website online forum and an mlearning Ap from Wobego to engage summer school participants and members of the Network in further discussions.

GMODI : Gestión y mantenimiento Online de departamentos informáticos

La finalitat d'aquest projecte és la d'aconseguir d'una banda la gestió de recanvis per als equips informàtics de l'empresa tals com, tonners d'impressores làser i faxos, cartutxos de tinta, escàners i terminals de fàbrica i finalment impressores d'impressió tèrmica per a etiquetes dels productes de la nostra fàbrica. Per l'altre costat tindrem el manteniment dels equips informàtics de l'empresa, és dir els PC's de feina.

Projecte Botiga Online

Implantació d¿una botiga online de llibres, modernitzant la nostra actual. Ambaquest nou espai, es pretén oferir un producte atractiu per a qualsevol client, que li permetrà realitzar laseva compra des de qualsevol part del mon

Anti Bullying Procedures for Primary and Post Primary Schools

The role of the school is to provide an appropriate education for all its pupils. A stable, secure learning environment is an essential requirement to achieve this goal. Bullying behaviour, by its very nature, undermines and dilutes the quality of education. Research shows that bullying can have short and long-term effects on the physical and mental well-being of pupils, on engagement with school, on self-confidence and on the ability to pursue ambitions and interests. School-based bullying can be positively and firmly addressed through a range of school-based measures and strategies through which all members of the school community are enabled to act effectively in dealing with this behaviour. While it is recognised that home and societal factors play a substantial role both in the cause and in the prevention of bullying, the role of the school in preventative work is also crucial and should not be underestimated. School-based initiatives can either reinforce positive efforts or help counteract unsuccessful attempts of parents to change unacceptable behaviour. Parents and pupils have a particularly important role and responsibility in helping the school to prevent and address school-based bullying behaviour and to deal with any negative impact within school of bullying behaviour that occurs elsewhere. In this document, any reference(s) to parent(s) can be taken to refer also to guardian(s) where applicable.

Anti Bullying Procedures for Primary and Post Primary Schools - Appendix 1 Template anti-bullying policy

Anti Bullying Procedures for Primary and Post Primary Schools - Appendix 1 Template anti-bullying policy. Provided by the Department of Education and Skills, Ireland.

Anti Bullying Procedures for Primary and Post Primary Schools - Appendix 2 Practical tips for building a positive school culture and climate

Anti Bullying Procedures for Primary and Post Primary Schools - Appendix 2 Practical tips for building a positive school culture and climate. Provided by the Department of Education and Skills, Ireland.