Desmos (first tool)
https://www.desmos.com
This website is an advanced graphing calculator that basically lets you draw on graphs by making the lines with mathematica equations.
I liked:
- It is extremely advanced and user friendly
- Is open to everyone and has no need to download or pay anything
- you can draw or work on ti with lines or mathematical tools and equations
I didn't like:
It is way too complicated to use
You have to create one equation for every single line
You have to use math
I would use it:
To draw when if i would ever have A LOT of free time and was bored with my life.
To do graphs virtually for a math project
Easybib (second tool)
http://www.easybib.com
I like:
It is easy to use
Free to all
It makes finding bibliographies a lot easier
I dont like:
it is a gloomy website
you have to know the exact quote for the page to work
it is full of advertisement
When I would use it:
to find the source of quotes from people
to find bibliographies of my research if i already closed the original page
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Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Monday, October 22, 2012
Youtube Quiz Feature
Explanation of Test Feature
The YouTube test feature is an add on to your videos that has questions about the video, which you can answer as you watch in a quiz format.
To be able to use this amazing feature, first go to this link to become a member of the question feature community, its completely free of charge. As soon as you are part of the Beta, open up your YouTube channel. Being logged in, from your channel select one of the videos that you've uploaded. When the video starts, there should be a bar above it with several options. Click on edit. When you do, a new bar should appear above. On the far right, the last tab says "questions". Click on that. As soon as you do, the video appears again, with a tab on the right that should read "new question". Click that as many times as questions you want. Enjoy.
awesome example
This awesome feature is good for students because they can use it for:
- Creating a video on a study guide and reviewing with the questions
- Teachers testing if students pay attention to assigned videos
- Personal learning by reviewing what was learned
The YouTube test feature is an add on to your videos that has questions about the video, which you can answer as you watch in a quiz format.
To be able to use this amazing feature, first go to this link to become a member of the question feature community, its completely free of charge. As soon as you are part of the Beta, open up your YouTube channel. Being logged in, from your channel select one of the videos that you've uploaded. When the video starts, there should be a bar above it with several options. Click on edit. When you do, a new bar should appear above. On the far right, the last tab says "questions". Click on that. As soon as you do, the video appears again, with a tab on the right that should read "new question". Click that as many times as questions you want. Enjoy.
awesome example
This awesome feature is good for students because they can use it for:
- Creating a video on a study guide and reviewing with the questions
- Teachers testing if students pay attention to assigned videos
- Personal learning by reviewing what was learned
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