Monday, December 9, 2013


LSEC N307Meeting Assessment - Agenda Section: CMC
Date of meeting: 5/12/2013
Time of meeting: 8:45 - 9:10
Venue: T001
Group members’ Roles:
Chair: Mohammed Abdulhameed
Minutes taker: Mohammed Ahmed
Group members: Ali Husain, Hassan Hadi


Venue preparation: Table, 4 chairs, papers and pens 

Topic: Tertiary education in Arabic in HCT
Agenda: -need not be 6 points – could be 2-4!
1. Organising a discussion board - Place;Time;
2. Missing Arabic curriculum/ No faculty/ No Global Use
3. Discussion Summary - What;Who;
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Objective(s)/ Product: What you plan to accomplish / produce
+Action Points (if known):
Give the summary of the discussion board to the Head minister of HCT


                                                                      Minutes
ADMC LSEC CMC Meeting

5/12/2013                                             8:45  9:10                                                      T001

Present: Mohammed Abdulhameed (Chair);  Mohammed Ahmed (Minutes)
Ali Husain; Hassain Hadi - participants
1. No curriculum in Arabic
Hassan sees that there is no point since there is no curriculum ready and it would take a lot and money to make one.
Ali on the other hand, like the idea and wants to encourage it.
2.Not enough faculty
Hassan Sees that there aren't enough teachers to teach in arabic and not enough teachers with degrees.
Ali thinks that they could train and get more arabic teachers but it would take a lot of time and money.

3.No global use
Mohammed Abdulhameed states that English is a global language and and English degree can be used anywhere all over the world, on the other hand and arabic degree can be only used in arabic countries.

4.Opinion Expression
All the ideas should be gathered and given by Mohammed Ahmed to the Headminister of the HCT.

Wednesday, December 4, 2013



Bad meeting:

1)      There is no time planning (depend on how we need Plus there is no time management).

2)      There were no agenda to discuss just the chair start to ask question to let the time plus.

3)      Everyone in the meeting complains allot and also they are in bad mode.

4)      There are no points to discuss.

5)      The big question why they have meeting simply it’s a routine to have normal meeting.

6)      There was no preparation for the meeting and the boss comes late.

Good meeting

1)      No one late

2)      They have agenda.

3)      They have minutes takers

4)      Everyone share information

5)      They don’t have summary.

6)      There was no time or location for the meeting.

7)    They don’t mention when the next meeting will take place

LSEC N1503 – Video worksheet 3

How to conduct an effective meeting



Watch the video presentation and finish off the following sentences:

1.     This video presentation is on leading effective meeting.

2.    It is important to have an agenda that lists the item to covers.

3.    During the meeting:

a.     Let people know what the agenda points are.

b.    How much time will take?

c.    That there will be time on the schedule for questions.

4.    Someone should never leave a meeting and wonder what is was about and the purpose.

5.    They should know what their next step is. 

6.    Always know what is the meeting was about

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Listening Notes #2 LSEC N1503 – Video worksheet 3 How to conduct an effective meeting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoEFlAXuSjg&feature=PlayList&p=B95F0CA543CE3497&index=3&playnext=2&playnext_from=PL Watch the video presentation and finish off the following sentences: 1. This video presentation is on leading effective meeting. 2. It is important to have an agenda that lists the item to covers. 3. During the meeting: a. Let people know what the agenda points are. b. How much time will take? c. That there will be time on the schedule for questions. 4. Someone should never leave a meeting and wonder what is was about and the purpose. 5. They should know what their next step is. 6. Always know what is the meeting was about.


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Saturday, November 9, 2013

Making PowerPoint Slides – Avoiding the Pitfalls of Bad Slides






(a)    What is shown on the second slide?  Outline or table of contents

(b)   How many slides should you use a minute? 1-2

(c)    How many points should you have per slide? 4-5

(d)   A slide should be in point form. It should not contain too many words.

(e)    It is a good idea to present your points one at a time because it will help your audience concentrate on your points.

(f)    Animation should be consistent and not distracting. Do not go overboard with the animation.

(g)   Title fonts should be size 36-point ; main point fonts should be size 28-point, and use size 18-point for an ordinary point.  

(h)   Do not use a complicated font.

(i)     The font colour should contrast sharply with the background. Using colour for decoration is distracting and annoying.

(j)     The same background should be used consistently throughout your presentation.

(k)   Use graphs rather than just charts and words.

(l)     Proof read your slides for:
·         spelling mistakes
·         the use of repeated words
·         grammatical errors you might have made.

(m) You should have a conclusion rather than an abrupt ending

Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Exercise 2: notes about video two
1.       Special mission
2.       Increase life span
3.       7 minutes
4.       Longer life
5.       Math
6.       Possible
7.       Figure out how to use 7 minutes
8.       Playing games
9.       Habit
10.   More time in games
11.   21 billion hours playing
12.   Comments
13.   Regret time
14.   Scientific research
15.   Top 5 regrets
16.   I wish I had not worked so hard
17.   Spending time with family
18.   Stronger relationship with family if playing
19.   I wish I had stayed in touch
20.   Recent study
21.   Relationship  management
22.   I wish I had been more happier
23.   30 minutes playing games boosts mood
24.   I wish I had expressed
25.   Playing with avatar
26.   Co rouge
27.   I wish a had a life true to my dreams
28.   Three months in bed
29.   Concoction
30.   30 days
31.   Symptoms
32.   No activities
33.   No reason to live
34.   Brain wants to die
35.   Fear for life
36.   30 more days
37.   Turning life to game
38.   Challenge game
39.   Jane the concoction slayer
40.   Play to heal brain
41.   Twin sister
42.   Ally in game
43.   Slowing cure
44.   Bright light
45.   Crowded places
46.   Power ups
47.   Power ups
48.   Cuddle dog
49.   Cured in real life
50.   Blogged post
51.   Not everyone has concussion
52.   Change name
53.   Super better
54.   Facing challenges
55.   Game helped people getting better
56.   How does it help curing
57.   Game help people experience post dramatic growth
58.   People who experience say
59.   Top 5
60.   Priorities change
61.   Not afraid to do what makes me happy
62.   I feel closer to family and friends
63.    I Understand self better
64.   New meaning and purpose in life
65.   Am better able to focus in life
66.   Direct opposite to dying wishes
67.   4 kinds of strength
68.   Experience
69.   Play game
70.   1st quest
71.   2 objectives
72.   +1 mental resilience
73.   Every second doing activity makes heart health better
74.   2nd quest
75.   Snap 50 times or countdown to from hundred
76.   Will power gets stronger with exercise
77.    3rd quest
78.   +1 emotional resilience
79.   Curiosity
80.   Love emotion
81.   3 to 1 positive emotion ratio
82.   4th quest
83.   Shake hands or send thank you text
84.   +1 social resilience
85.   Streangth from people
86.   shaking hands
87.   Increase in blood oxytose
88.   More trust hormone
89.   Biochemically like or want to help shaker
90.   Check for 7 minutes added to life
91.   4 resiliencies boosts 10 years longer in life '
92.   Never sitting still for hour
93.   3 to 1 positive emotion ratio
94.   Reach out to someone u care about every day
95.   Tackle  tiny goals to boost will power
96.   Live 10 years longer
97.   Average life years is 78 years in US and UK
98.   7 minutes more if done right
99.   How to spend 7 more minutes

100.                                                                                                                                                                                                            No more top five regrets