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CS101 Introduction to Computing Lecture 6 Developing & Hosting a Web page (Web Development Lecture 2)

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Disclaimer

Disclaimer.

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Writing with Sources

Writing with Sources. Academic Skills Workshop Joel Haefner , Writing Center Director. Look at the assignment. Does the assignment explicitly require a certain number of sources? Does the assignment imply or encourage sources?

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Creating Models of Real-World Communities with ReferralWeb

Creating Models of Real-World Communities with ReferralWeb. Henry Kautz University of Washington Bart Selman Cornell University. Recommender Systems. New category of software: programs that make personalized recommendations of goods, services, and people Amazon.com - books

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Stephens-burnett memorial library

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OU Educate: Implementation of a New WYSIWIG Tool for Maintenance of Personal Web Pages

OU Educate: Implementation of a New WYSIWIG Tool for Maintenance of Personal Web Pages. May 25, 2005. Mary Schoeler David McQuin Kathi Dutton Don Michaels. OU Educate - Perspective. History Redesign of Campus Web Site Companion product Previously needed unix commands and FTP

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Research and the Internet

Research and the Internet. A workshop brought to you by The Purdue University Writing Lab. Research and the Internet. The Internet can be a great tool for research, but finding quality web materials and using them to your advantage in your writing can be challenging. OWL web site:

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Research and the Internet

Research and the Internet. A workshop brought to you by the Purdue University Writing Lab. Research and the Internet. The Internet can be a great tool for research, but finding quality web materials and using them to your advantage in your writing can be challenging. OWL web site:

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Chapter 5: Lecture Notes

Chapter 5: Lecture Notes. Premises: What to Accept and Why. Chapter 5. Acceptable premises are important because even if you have the best, most elegant reasoning possible, if the premises are acceptable, then the reasoning does not matter.

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Day 4

Day 4. Objectives. Activities. The Process of Research Analysis: Writing about Popular Culture Homework: Read the two articles and be prepared to discuss tomorrow.

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Curricular Integration of Technology

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Evaluating Online Resources and Online Research Techniques

Evaluating Online Resources and Online Research Techniques. Evaluate information on the website by using these six criteria: 1. Authorship on the text of page 2.Publishing Body / where does it reside? 3. Point of View/ or being bias 4. Referral to /knowledge of the literature

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Cyber bulling

Cyber bulling. Jeannette Lopez . What is cyber bullying?. Cyber bullying is when a child or teen is being hassled, verbally abused, disgraced or embarrassed by another child or teen online. This crime can be done many types of ways like : Harassments Blackmailing and threatening someone

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Computational Thinking By: Kimberly Tran

Computational Thinking By: Kimberly Tran. Fluency with Information Technology. Adobe Photoshop. Microsoft Powerpoint.

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