My Quantitative Analysis

I've posted my attempt at assignment 1.5 here. (Follow link.)

Not just for Monkeys

So... If you thought the monkey was cool...
Have a look at Matell's "Mind Flex"
available later this year for about $80

Uploading PDFs to a blog

Hello all,

in response to the query about uploading documents to a blog, as I see it, there are a couple of choices.

a) you can convert your doc to a picture and then upload it, as you would any image.
b) the other is to use some kind of 3rd party site and then create a post with an embed code. I have used Scribd.com in the past for this. I've pasted an example below of how it works.

(The reader can view the doc full-screen, or print it or download it according to his/her needs.)


Garage Band 3 Steps

Blogging PDF/MS Word Documents

Hi Gordon,

Could you post a link to the site where we can upload our documents for Maureen to view.

Thanks

Diversion: Ze Frank

A few people wanted the link to Ze Frank's site. Check out the Frog. Make sure your mic is on. Use this as a reward for when you finish your assignment.

Ed.Tech Potluck

What do you think about having a potluck some time?

RefWorks Write-N-Cite "how to"

Start by viewing my screencast "how to" at: http://screencast.com/t/sr9lZFoZ
Notes from the above screencast:
Step 1: login to RefWorks.
http://refworks.scholarsportal.info.proxy.lib.sfu.ca/Refworks/mainframe.asp
or: http://cufts2.lib.sfu.ca/CRDB/BVAS/resource/5831/goto
Step 2: install local Write-N-Cite III
Step 3: configure RefWorks proxy info for Write-N-Cite III
http://proxy.lib.sfu.ca/login?url=https://refworks.scholarsportal.info/Refworks/?WNC=true
Step 4: open Write-N-Cite (from within Word) and start inserting references into Word.
Step 5: generate APA bibliography