World map - interactive map of the world World Time Clock & Map World Map X en Interactive world map with countries and states The world map acts as a representation of our planet Earth, but from a flattened perspective. Use this interactive map to help you discover more about each country and territory all around the globe. Also, scroll down the page to see the list of countries of the world and their capitals, along with the largest cities. Achieving good legibility and readability on the Web Published • 22 Mar 2011 My last piece on web typography provided an exhaustive look at getting type to the Web, covering the ins and outs of the @font-face technology. Now that we can get the fonts we want rendered on the Web, let’s examine legibility and readability more closely by covering the elementary typographic factors that affect them. At first, typography can seem like an inherently dull field — dealing with fonts and sizes, bolding this, and italicising that could come across as rather arbitrary, or as difficult: where does one start?
RISK REGISTER (payant) Risk Register is a SharePoint based App. It enhances risk management process across organization by visualizing the project risks at a glance. The graphically represented reports within the tool are useful for explaining the risk status to concerned authorities (project sponsors or steering committee). World: Large Countries The game World: Large Countries is available in the following languages: Seterra is an entertaining and educational geography game that lets you explore the world and learn about its countries, capitals, flags, oceans, lakes and more! You can access the Seterra online quiz site using your computer, phone, or tablet running the latest version of most web browsers, including Safari, Firefox, Chrome, and Internet Explorer. There’s also a Seterra app that runs on iOS and Android phones and tablets! The Seterra app offers two game modes, plus high score lists to keep track of your progress. Also, with the app, you can play offline!
Tips for Structuring Better Brainstorming Sessions Brainstorming is widely used by teams as a method to generate ideas and solve problems. However, many brainstorming activities are flawed and can end up hurting creativity rather than helping spur ideas. It has been well documented that traditional brainstorming, where groups come together and toss out ideas one by one, is often a flawed process. Issues with brainstorming include: Lack of preparation: If participants in a brainstorming session don’t understand the goals of the session in advance, they will come to the session unprepared and significant time will need to be spent ensuring all participants understand the problem before any ideation can take place.Limited creativity: Many brainstorming activities focus on generating unique ideas or unconnected solutions to a problem. However, brainstorming doesn’t have to be flawed.
Tips and Tricks: Some Essential Basic Tools any 21st Century Teacher should Know About. Do you know how to download a video from youtube or convert a PDF or a website into an editable Word document? Do you know where to find free images and videos to use in your projects or how to record audio and create a QR code to share with your students and colleagues? Did you know that long URLs can be easily shortened so that they can be shared more easily?
EXT: Responsive Template Extension Key: responsive_template Language: en Version: 1.0.5 Keywords: responsive, template, forAdmins, forIntermediates Copyright 2006-2013, Klaus Heuer, <klaus.heuer@t3-developer.com> 6 Digital Tools for Differentiated Instruction As educators, we are always looking for ways to address the numerous academic needs of our students within the classroom. There are students who need more help, students who need to be challenged more, and those students somewhere in the middle. Technology can help both assess what students need as well as challenge them to grow. So keep reading to discover six digital tools you can add to your repertoire to help differentiate instruction within your classroom, in addition to Schoology of course. 1.
Tying It All Together: 23 Transition Words for Seamless French Choppy French is a recipe for disaster. Okay, so maybe it’s not that bad… But nobody wants their French to sound choppy, right? Luckily, the French language has quite the catalog of transition words to help hold it all together. And let me tell you, the French love their transition words! Not only do they keep you from sounding robotic, but they’re also the key to writing effective essays, understanding the literature you’re reading and improving (never stop!) Origine du Poisson d'Avril We and our partners do the following data processing based on your consent and/or our legitimate interest: Store and/or access information on a device; Create a personalised ads profile; Select personalised ads; Measure ad performance; Select personalised content; Select basic ads; Develop and improve products; Create a personalised content profile; Measure content performance; Apply market research to generate audience insights; Ensure security, prevent fraud, and debug; Technically deliver ads or content. These technologies may process personal data such as IP address and browsing data to offer following functionalities: Actively scan device characteristics for identification; Use precise geolocation data; Match and combine offline data sources; Link different devices; Receive and use automatically-sent device characteristics for identification. Nous recourons aussi à des services d’affichage publicitaire qui n’utilisent pas de cookies.