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Which videos are better for the students? Analyzing the student behavior and video metadata

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By Alex Martinez, Alex Martínez, Raúl Montoliu Colás, Inmaculada Remolar Quintana
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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The impact of copper line retirement on small healthcare providers

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By Alex Martinez, Alex Martínez
| OpenText.com
Copper line retirement is already disrupting how small healthcare providers send and receive critical documents, and it’s forcing a shift in how fax workflows are managed. For years, I’ve worked closely with small healthcare organizations—GP clinics, specialist offices, and mid-sized hospitals—where copper phone lines quietly powered one of the most relied-upon communication tools, the infamous fax machine. It was never flashy, but it worked.
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Le sentiment d’être sur-diplômé chez les jeunes

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By Alex Martinez, Alex Martínez
| CEPREMAP (CEntre Pour la Recherche EconoMique et ses APplications)
Le sur-diplôme, notion aujourd’hui très présente dans les discours sur l’insertion des jeunes, est souvent interprété comme le signe d’une inadaptation des études longues aux besoins du marché du travail. Cette lecture est partiellement trompeuse. Nos analyses montrent que les études longues conduisent le plus souvent à des emplois dans la spécialité de formation et à des positions plus élevées dans la hiérarchie des emplois.
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