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a Advantage * Skydive stops is one of the United States premier skydiving resorts, serving skydivers ranging in skills from first sentence stand upers to internationally competitive freefly teams. * Jumpmasters video their students show beats. * Students use the feedback these videos provide to spot mistakes. * (student)They often copy their videos onto a personal taping for future reference. * Jumpmasters whitethorn also copy well-executed student skydives to the facilitys tape library. Disadvantage Only in Chicago-Each student in Skydive Chicagos readying program makes a series of progressive pedagogy jumps under the direct supervision of a United State Parachute Association Jumper. * Limited -The training program gears each jump toward teaching one or two new skills. * Protection of advantage All students be given access to the confuse zones training room and be encouraged to watch video clips in preparation for their next training jump. This step saves jumpmasters, wh o are pay per jump, considerable time.Jumpmasters also use these videos to evaluate their training methods effectiveness. not a good rule to measure.. study system Skydive Chicagos information system, a set of interrelated components, with a clearly defined boundary, belonging together to achieve a common set of objectives (INF 620 24), provides some(prenominal) benefits the skydiving student and the company its. Skydive Chicagos information system assist the skydiving student by allowing the study of his or jump strong-mindedly, in a flexible interruption and audience free environment.Skydive Chicagos information system enhances the company itself by enabling the jumpmasters to have to a greater extent time in their paid capacity, provide examples of ideal jumps, and allows students to separately hone his or her newly acquired skills. Skydive Chicagos information system allows the superintend jumpmaster, a United State Parachute Association Jumper, to record each of the pro gressive training jumps of each training program student. The feature allows the students to use the feedback of the provided videos to identify mistakes and independently improve of errors.This component of Skydive Chicagos information system allows the student to work at his own pace to resolve an identifying issue. This component lets the student progress at a comfortable pace and work on the next flaw after he or she is comfortable with the front issue. Also, by providing the recorded jumps Skydive Chicagos information system allows students to review and work on their issues in an interruption-free environment. Students often copy their videos onto a personal tape for future reference therefore students can also review these tapes away from Skydive Chicago.Having their own copy the jump grants the student the flexibility to review the tapes as they wish including but not limited to home, work, or eve the library. With the ability review the tapes in a distraction free locati on at their own discretion would assist in the student jumper increasing his skill quicker. By having the ability to review the tapes of their jumps with an audience would assist the student jumpers in subduing his or her insecurities and functional on jump issue they are embarrassed of in public.For example, if the jumper had an extreme case of anxiety, he or she can work on relaxing and controlling their breathing for the next jump. Skydive Chicagos information system the company itself by enabling the jumpmasters to have to a greater extent time for jumps. The jumpmasters are only paid for the jumps the students perform. By having to provide less instruction to a student, the jumpmaster has more time to participate in jumps therefore the jumpmaster is working for free when he or she provides instructions and guidance to the student jumper they are working for free.Given that providing instructions and lectures typically consume more time because performing an activity the earn ings rate of the jumper masters are decrease when they are not jumping. Having the Jumpmasters provide tapes well-executed student skydives to the facilitys tape library provides examples of ideal jumps to student and assist as tool to provide a visual effect for a student that does not understand the determination of an issue by a jumpmaster.Also by providing all students access to the drop zones training room and are encouraged to watch video clips in preparation for their next training jump. This function also the jumper master to delegate the partial ownership of the ensuring the student is prepared for their next jump to the actual student without leaving the student without anytime of direction. both , provide examples of ideal jumps, and allows students to separately hone his or her newly acquired skills. student in the perform a series of under the direct supervision of Skydive ChicagosSkydive Chicagos information system the company itself by enabling the jumpmasters to hav e more time for jumps, provide examples of ideal jumps, and allows students to separately hone his or her newly acquired skills. * Jumpmasters may also copy well-executed student skydives to the facilitys tape library. allowing independent reviewing, interruption-free environment, audience free development. unique challenges to performing any type of deed is the potential lack of an immediate audience, as it is often noted that communication cannot even occur without an audience. ery important to be clear on your instructors expectations Location Determine a location that will allow for an ideal be both inviting and free of distractions support Place the camera, ideally Remember that you always want yourself to be fully within the frame of the shot, close enough that your seventh cranial nerve expressions and any visuals you might use can be easily identified and comprehended but not so close that you overpower the frame (i. e. you are the only thing in it). Also, it is best if yo u can have someone film you so that they can make sure that these conditions exist du Leave time at beginning and end.INF 620. McGraw-Hill Create. . a. How can this information system benefit the skydiving student? b. How can this information system benefit Skydive Chicago? c. wee-wee an Information Systems Model (Figure 1. 19). Fill in your diagram with the information about people, hardware, software, and other resources from this exercise. Be sure that you prepare your Information Systems Model in a software application or tool that can be integrated fully into your MS Word document and delivered to the instructor.Clearly drawn illustrations that are scanned and submitted in . pdf are acceptable along with an MS Word document explaining and supporting parts a and b. Be sure to label your files clearly. Document all sources. a. How can this information system benefit the skydiving student? b. How can this information system benefit Skydive Chicago? c. Draw an Information Systems Model (Figure 1. 19). Fill in your diagram with the information about people, hardware, software, and other resources from this exercise.