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Security in Multimedia Information Systems: Analysis and Prediction systems. The findings point out that the security topic is still not in the center of research in the explored in the paper context that exposes the educational assets at risks of attackers’ malicious activities. Also, a predictive model, based on machine learning algorithms is created to present t

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Negative Badges in Teamwork Evaluation – Preliminary Resultsents the preliminary results of our research on how students awarded negative badges, whether they did not misuse them, whether giving negative badges was related to the team relationships, and whether the negative badges fit in team evaluation.

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