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Starting First Careers

by Using Scrapbooks and Scrum

Youth Teams Learn Coding

using Scrapbooks and Scrum

Young Hipsters ages 8 to 15 start their Training

using Scrapbooks and Scrum
to Develop Wearable Devices

Youth Teams Journal Mental Wellness

using Scrapbooks and Scrum

Backed by

Mentorship

MENTORS REGISTER WITH YOUTH TEAMS TO TRACK SCRUM-BASED SCRAPBOOKS

Funded by

Sponsorship

SPONSORS PAY FOR YOUTH TEAMS AND MENTORS TO COMPLETE THE SCRUM PROCESS

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CONNECT MENTORSHIP AND SPONSORSHIP TO YOUTH TRIBES TO CODE AND BUILD WEARABLES.

First Careers start with People

Syllabus Objective #1: DIGITAL SCRAPBOOKS Young Hipsters can Reverse Engineer their Future

Seniors SECURE the future of Children with Scrapbooks that transform from physical to virtual IT from A-to-Z
Research shows that equity and respect are diminished when youth consume negative emotions from four primary sources - media advertisements, elements (web) coding, business deals/kits, and technology streaming.

Digital Scrapbooks: Reverse Engineer your Future Emotions

The top six negative emotions that threaten social emotional learning are horror, anger, disgust, stress, anguish, and panic - HAD SAP.

During the last ten years, the HIPSTER development team asked over 1000 respondents to affirm or deny if these top six things makes their environment unsafe and unsecure. The percentage of affirmations are:

Horror

60%

Disgust

75%

Anger

90%

Panic

60%

Stress

75%

Anxiety

90%

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Digital Scrapbooks: Reverse Engineer your Future Environment

Safe emotional environments that reduce HAD SAP is a prerequisite for equity and respect.

"Development requires the removal of major sources of unfreedom: poverty as well as tyranny, poor economic opportunities as well as systematic social deprivation, neglect of public facilities as well as intolerance or overactivity or repressive states." written by Amartya Sen

"Perhaps home is not a place but simply an irrevocable condition." written by James Baldwin

Digital ScrapbooksReverse Engineer your Future Clothing

The Clothing young hipsters wear can reduce HAD SAP, reflect positive emotions, and promote professionalism. For this reason, SECUREITZ begins with all new young hipsters on a wearable project before their first career.

Young hipsters register as a team (8 to 15 years old) to create their first digital scrapbooks designing a new wearable!

By looking closely at the latest three dimensional devices, we have concocted a novel idea for a wearable based on the covert observations during the hostings of 100s of events - art, fashion, food, and technology.

Digital Scrapbooks: Reverse Engineer your Future Business

This wearable would serve as a smart and mobile access point to the cloud worn on a person, hosting experiences inside its memory with deep learning and artificial intelligence, storing its contents as a three-dimensional media, displaying its contents as familiar traditional scrapbooks, and whose design could be as simple as the following images - a device created by Myo arm bands and a device created by nreal albeit our wearable would have a different purpose and behavior:

Armband by Myo

Glasses by Nreal

Syllabus Objective #2: Media Advertisements

Youth teams can pin to their SECUREITZ scrapbooks anything from the media - advertisements and articles - in a digital way.

SECUREITZ Youth can also document personal media or HAD SAP. HAD SAP happens everywhere such as in learning pods, home spaces, retail shops, restaurants, or even while driving a car. SECUREITZ youth can share scrapbooks by transferring scrapbooks to the SECUREITZ blogging system.

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Making Personal AI Generated People Models

The arrival of AI generated people has been here for over 20 years but finally the masses are paying attention to this well kept secret.

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Beautiful Wearables can Be Anything on Your Body

As our Young Hipsters think about the wearables of their future, we remind them that earrings, necklaces, and jacket pockets can ...

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Amazing Wearables Artist La&Jasha Champion elevates Technology and Rubbish

Being dedicated to the craft of design is special, but imagine what is possible when combined with environmental awareness and technology ...

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Providing a Virtual Tour at Miami Art Basel

Art Basel is the one-place-has-everything art show that happens every year and VR for virtual tours is the natural deep-dive for those who ...

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Augmenting Wearable Items used in Sports is an Emerging Field

Every year at CES (Consumer Electronics Show), augmenting sports clothing has resulted in wearables becoming its own area ...

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Follower Drones with 360 Degree Camera is a Floating Wearable

Do all wearables have to be pinned, sewed, or worn? The young hipster defines a wearable as anything that is attached to your body, even if its floating above you.

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Virtual People can attach to you and Observe

Since wearables are anything attached to your body, then virtual people that notice what you do everywhere are virtual(ly) wearables that ...

SECUREITZ packages streams or files from 7 different technologies inside scrapbooks. The 7 technologies are scrapbooks, drones, kiosks, AR, VR, wearables, and 3-D printing. These technology streams can be added to a syllabus to demonstrate business uses and coding examples. Below are a few visual examples of wearables with which youth teams can enact scrapbooks, backward designs, or reverse advent calendars.

SMART SPEAKER HATS

Development

AUGMENTED URBAN GOGGLES

Development

OUTFITTING WEARABLES

Development

SMART - CULTURAL - AUGMENTED GLASSES

Development

FOLLOW-ME MONITORING DRONES

Development

TOUCH DEVICES

Development

BACKPACK COMMUNICATORS

Development

METAVERSE DEVICES

Development

AUGMENTED INTELLIGENCE

Development

AUGMENTED SCULPTURE

Development

DRONE SCHEDULING

Development

TOUCH DEVICES

Development

Syllabus Objective #4: Elements Coding

Through our observations, a mobile, wearable, and shareable approach to learning coding languages will imbue deeper meanings. SECUREITZ suggest a syllabus that uses technology streaming devices as examples and discusses various elements coding within those devices at a high level to stimulate interest. Some elements coding could also be exemplified as online tools for managing horror, anger, disgust, stress, anxiety, and panic (HAD SAP). SECUREITZ has built 121+ survey components to help youth find their voice and a deeper purpose while learning coding. Below are some simulations of widgets that youth can use and study.

The widgets used to conceptualize or build wearables embody actions or items that range widely from crude to exquisite. -Our observations suggest intuitive and exquisite widgets are peepholes to the future. After observations from over four hundred events in art worlds - ideational and traditional - SECUREITZ now cultivates and utilizes one hundred and twenty-one survey components, traditional KAP surveys, culture assessments, white label surveys, and team assessments.

Examples Below

The 10 blocks below represent (high-level) a sample thought model or maturity model to assembling an intuitive and transformative set of widgets. The 4 examples below represent some base code and ideas for widget development.

1 People

2 Register

3 Seating

4 Calendar

5 Payment

6 Upload

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360

projects done

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690

cups of coffee

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8020

bookings

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12020

happy clients

Widget #1: Choose and Survey your Virtual Moderators Ethnographers Speakers

The first security step is to choose a moderator to ADORN your wearable, WITNESS your activities, and to ASSIST in your strategies during a meeting or conference between your people.

S Speakers, I Influencers, L Leaders, F Friends, or P Partners

S I L F P

Natasha Mills

Division Head - Hip Hop

S I L F P

Jonathon Butler

Division Head - Clothing

S I L F P

April Davis

Division Head - Art

S I L F P

Marian Lacy

Division Head - Food

S I L F P

Labren Akin

Division Head - Marketing

S I L F P

Nick Waters

Division Head - Education

S I L F P

Epiphony Jones

Division Head - Poetry

S I L F P

Hallie Hostelmier

Division Head - Fashion

S I L F P

Marsha Makeherite

Division Head - Public Relations

S I L F P

Maria Marciano

Division Head - Exhibition

S I L F P

Marsha Mills

Division Head - Advertising

S I L F P

Tim Cacy

Symbolic Head - Influencer

Widget #2: Register and Survey Virtual Tribes

This process grants each person a "registered member" status and defines each account under a team wearables (business) name. In this way, both business and person is hosted inside our "safeguard" system. The registering member will receive the first membership token/card that includes their wearables serial number and subsequent membership cards can be ordered for team members (leaders and friends).

Benefits

By using this membership card, our members receive several benefits including automatic allotment of safeguards in our expanding number of "third spaces", "quick meeting", or "quick sale" locations. - Our makers can also visit our various securitz ecommerce shops administered by registered leaders/staff/partners or access their account via our BEST (Business and Electronic Scrapbooking Technology) administration site empowering your own custom blogging ecommerce site driven by input from your team wearables.

Legalities

Please, click the following privacy notice, our terms of use, or license agreement for more information.

DIRECTIONS

Enter data under the TRIBE GENERAL INFORMATION section. Click NEXT.
Enter data under TRIBE ADMINISTRATORS AND LEADERS section (presidents, owners, CEO, CFO, CIO, etc.).
Click the ADD button to add TRIBE ADMINISTRATORS AND LEADERS data to LIST.
Repeat 2 and 3 for all TRIBE ADMINISTRATORS AND LEADERS. Click NEXT.
Enter data for FRIENDS section.
Click the ADD button to add FRIENDS PERSON data to FRIENDS LIST.
Repeat step 5 and 6 for all FRIENDS. Click NEXT.
OPTIONAL: Enter data for THIRD PARTY section.
OPTIONAL: Click the ADD button to add THIRD PARTY data to THIRD PARTY LIST.
OPTIONAL: Repeat step 8 and 9 for all THIRD PARTY. Click NEXT.
After the grey box appears (popup), read directions and click cancel or ok.
After clicking OK, a REGISTER button should appear.
Click the REGISTER button.

TRIBE'S GENERAL INFORMATION

Information with * is required.

Distributor #

Tribe Name *

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Tribe Short Name *

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Tribe Type *

Physical Address 1 *

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Physical Address 2

Physical Location *

Physical Zip Code *

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Email *

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Mailing Address *

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Mailing State *

Mailing Zip Code *

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Mailing City *

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Mission

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TRIBE LEADERS

First Name *

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Last Name *

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Email *

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Cell Phone *

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Work Phone *

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State *

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City *

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Username *

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Password *

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Confirm *

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Title *

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ADD DELETE

List of Leaders

TRIBE MODERATORS

Assigned Leader *

First Name *

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Last Name *

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Email *

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Cell Phone *

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Work Phone *

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State *

Zip Code *

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City *

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Username *

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Password *

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Confirm *

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Title *

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ADD DELETE

List of Friends

PARTNERS

NOTE: This Section is Optional.
After input of data in this section, you MUST click the ADD button BELOW to add partners. Otherwise, your registration will assume no partners exists.

First Name *

*This field is required. *This is not a valid title.

Last Name *

*This field is required. *This is not a valid last name.

Title *

*This field is required. *This is not a valid business name.

Distributor ID *

Company Name *

*This field is required. *This is not a valid business name.

Company Short Name *

*This field is required. *This is not a valid business short name.

Company Type *

Physical Address 1 *

*This field is required. *This is not a valid Physical address.

Physical Address 2

Physical Location *

Physical Zip Code *

*This field is required. *This is not a valid physical zip code.

Email *

*This field is required. *This is not a valid email.

Mailing Address *

*This field is required. *This is not a valid mailing address.

Mailing State *

Mailing Zip Code *

*This field is required. *This is not a valid mailing address.

Mailing City *

*This field is required. *This is not a valid mailing city.

Description

*This field is required. *The description is too short.

ADD DELETE

List of Partners

Widget #3: Segment and Survey Virtual Panels or Groups

To Book a table for each group, hover and click a configuration you desire. Fill out detail information in pop-up form.

Date and Time

Date and time will be chosen in the next step before payment.

Prices

Prices for every 15 minutes is $2.99 and up depending on number of tables, people, and any additional event features.

Book Table

Book Table

Book Table

Book Table

Book Table

Book Table

Book Table

Book Table

Widget #4: Share and Survey Virtual Calendar

This is the fourth process that chooses starting and ending times for a particular date. Members or customers can assess data such as maturity levels, dates, times, achievements, notifications, and gamifications.

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Syllabus Objective #5: BUSINESS KITS

Our wearables are partially based on starter kits which structure data for the AI's intellect. Our team has collected data sets through observations during 100s of art and technology events but we require more. Our SECUREITZ wearables will package the AI's intellect in ways that are shareable in a portfolio, viewable as a service, and tradeable as a commodity to increase equity and respect during youth business ventures. The following are different approaches to creating a syllabus for our Starter Kits:

Approach #1: Use Blogger Starter Kit

Embed your surveys into beautiful and interactive examples, rich text dialogue, videos, and full-blown stories that connect tribes together with in-the-moment commenting statistics, ethnography, social engineering, and use cases. -Besides providing a rich text system for words, pictures, and video, our blogger starter kit has the following benefits:

Built-in: Survey Tracker

The number one way to measure member or blogger satisfaction is through pulse surveys. _Your team wearables can send observations or survey information to its members at regularly scheduled intervals to keep tabs on important metrics.

Built-in: Survey Builder

SECUREITZ wearables will be customizable to survey for meaning with over 121 graphical components and send pulse surveys to the entire tribe or segment surveys by groups (tables).

Built-in: Notes System

Other competitors do not have a way for bloggers to keep notes online, anywhere, and at any time. Bloggers often lose an inspirational thoughts without a notes taking system. Our wearable notes system will allow you to document notes from your wearable and easily and intuitively include those notes in your stories and/or surveys.

Built-in: Maturity System

Write into an unlimited set of online calendars each time you have an individual moment-of-growth that is not yet realized as a milestone. -Share your calendars with the team, tribe, or readers. -Formulate or name levels of maturity such as incidental, intentional, implicit, etc. over time trackable through our calendars documenting growth. Several built-in programs using maturity models are as follows:

Staff Achievement Program

Members can self survey for personal development in an area call the Progress Area. -Personal development leading to achievments are shareable through progressive thought models centered around current KPIs and OKRs.

Reader Recognition and gratitude

Blogs are ideal for recognizing people for good work. _Research shows that setting aside time to practice gratitude makes people happy.

Readers Survey templates

Surveys by SECUREITZ embedded inside blogs makes your survey a unique and shareable survey template. _SECUREITZ also offers existing libraries of survey templates, often written by psychologists and data scientists.

Readers' Characteristics Dashboards

Members or staff can view over 700+ reader characteristics, engagement rates, pulse survey completion rates, engagement rates by category, and even reader net promoter scores (accessing success of readers as employees or promoters) in some cases.

Built-in: Blogger Self Assessment System

The SECUREITZ Blogger Starter Kit is designed to be ethnographic of your intentions for yourself, document those intentions, and derive meanings for improvement of your blogs.

Kiosks Ready: Kiosk Maker Process

In a time of shelter-in-place, curb-side services, contact-tracing, and contactless pickup, our blogs are designed to utilize surveys to capture and communicate the necessary data and to perform e-commerce. SECUREITZ is a one-stop shop for most hardware and sofware services for kiosks.

Coming Soon: Blogger Mobility Press System

Mobility is the last frontier for surveys and SECUREITZ is currently seeking grants and investments to create the ideal wearable that promotes surveys into intellectual assets.

Approach #2: Use Scrapbook Starter Kit

Connect tribes together with links to external web apps relative to any combination of your mobile surveys or observations. Using these connections, compose deeper meanings within your tribe through parnterships or advertisements.

Approach #3: Use AI Starter Kit

Our current project is to raise money to start a feasibility study that leads to the development of a prototype for a wearable band (on arm, head, leg, finger, toe, etc.) that serves to mobilize a memory mechanism wherein capturing in-the-moment intellectual assets as three-dimensional media.

REPEATABLE WORKFLOW

Automate time-consuming, manual data tasks, and adjust analytic queries easily

CODE FREE, CODE FRIENDLY

Drag + drop tools in an intuitive user interface to prep, blend, and analyze data

VOLUME + VARIETY OF DATA

Process data from spreadsheets, data warehouses, cloud applications, and more

INSIGHTS INTO ACTION

See your data at every step + communicate your answers effectively using novel wearables and props

ADVANCED ANALYTICS

Perform predictive, statistical, and spatial analytics in the same workflow, kiosk survey, or mobile survey

Intelligent Insight

Pull text from unstructured data and build predictive models with Machine Learning

3-D ANALYTICS AT SCALE

Customize, schedule, and publish analytics for easy consumption and viewing on AR/VR/MX devices

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Young Hipsters can participate in an in-house focus group, code and build prototypes, join our early adoption program to package their own intellectual assets, and use wearables for self-improvement. Mentors and supporters can contact us to support our latest designs or integrations for cooperative devices (wearables). SECUREITZ seeks to build intellectual security and future careers rivaling against horror, anger, disgust, stress, anxiety, and panic (HAD SAP). Please, Join Us. Below is a our contact form for you to get in touch. Thank you in advance for your support.

Mentors and YouthStarting First Careers

by Using Scrapbooks and Scrum

Youth Teams Learn Coding

using Scrapbooks and Scrum

Young Hipsters ages 8 to 15 start their Training

using Scrapbooks and Scrumto Develop Wearable Devices

Youth Teams Journal Mental Wellness

using Scrapbooks and Scrum

Mentorship

Sponsorship

First Careers start with People

Syllabus Objective #1: DIGITAL SCRAPBOOKS Young Hipsters can Reverse Engineer their Future

Digital Scrapbooks: Reverse Engineer your Future Emotions

Digital Scrapbooks: Reverse Engineer your Future Environment

Digital ScrapbooksReverse Engineer your Future Clothing

Digital Scrapbooks: Reverse Engineer your Future Business

Syllabus Objective #2: Media Advertisements

Syllabus Objective #3: Technology Streaming

Syllabus Objective #4: Elements Coding

Examples Below

1

People

2

Register

3

Seating

4

Calendar

5

Payment

6

Upload

7

360

8

690

9

8020

10

12020

Widget #1: Choose and Survey your Virtual Moderators Ethnographers Speakers

Natasha Mills

Jonathon Butler

April Davis

Marian Lacy

Labren Akin

Nick Waters

Epiphony Jones

Hallie Hostelmier

Marsha Makeherite

Maria Marciano

Marsha Mills

Tim Cacy

SAVE TIME OUT. DATA NOT SAVED. TRY AGAIN LATER!

VERIFYING DATA ... PLEASE BE PATIENT ...

Widget #2: Register and Survey Virtual Tribes

Benefits

Legalities

Widget #3: Segment and Survey Virtual Panels or Groups

Date and Time

Prices

Widget #4: Share and Survey Virtual Calendar

Syllabus Objective #5: BUSINESS KITS

Approach #1: Use Blogger Starter Kit

Built-in: Survey Tracker

Built-in: Survey Builder

Built-in: Notes System

Built-in: Maturity System

Staff Achievement Program

Reader Recognition and gratitude

Readers Survey templates

Readers' Characteristics Dashboards

Built-in: Blogger Self Assessment System

Kiosks Ready: Kiosk Maker Process

Coming Soon: Blogger Mobility Press System

Approach #2: Use Scrapbook Starter Kit

Approach #3: Use AI Starter Kit

REPEATABLE WORKFLOW

CODE FREE, CODE FRIENDLY

VOLUME + VARIETY OF DATA

Mentors and Youth
Starting First Careers

using Scrapbooks and Scrum
to Develop Wearable Devices

VERIFYING DATA ...

PLEASE BE PATIENT ...

SECUREITZ promotes
the FIRST CAREER