NoodleBib is an online tool that allows users to create bibliographies and organize research sources, notes, and outlines. It provides templates for common citation styles like MLA, APA, and Chicago. Users can add sources to their bibliography by choosing options from drop-down menus, fill out required fields, and get help formatting each source correctly. The tool catches common errors and allows annotations and sharing of bibliographies with instructors for feedback to improve work.
49st provides a platform for syndicating local event listings to websites to generate revenue. They make money by taking a percentage of ad revenue generated from the listings or through licensing fees. The platform offers benefits like increased page views, ad inventory and user experience for publishers through its zero-effort hosted solution that seamlessly integrates event widgets. It also provides analytics, search capabilities and editorial controls.
The document discusses ARRA, a Malaysian company that provides integrated communication and technology solutions to help businesses. It establishes that ARRA was founded to meet growing communication and data needs in both the public and private sectors. ARRA offers a full suite of solutions including IT services, infrastructure setup and maintenance to support business needs. The document outlines ARRA's strategic advisory services and process for developing customized solutions to solve complex business situations.
The Big6 is a 6-step process for conducting research: 1) Define the research problem, 2) Locate information sources, 3) Gather information, 4) Organize information, 5) Create a final product, and 6) Evaluate the final product and process. The document outlines each step in more detail, including defining key words, using library and online resources, taking notes, organizing information using graphic organizers or word documents, and creating final products such as written reports, presentations, or models.
Samarth Bhaskar graduated from MAPSS in 2011. He initially wanted to pursue an academic career but realized other paths could also answer his questions rigorously. He learned data analysis skills and took an empirical approach in his thesis. He then worked for Obama for America, applying his skills. He later joined Etsy as a data scientist to help independent businesses. He encourages finding what motivates you and pursuing opportunities outside your comfort zone with guidance from mentors.
NoodleBib is an online tool that allows users to create bibliographies and organize research sources, notes, and outlines. It provides templates for common citation styles like MLA, APA, and Chicago. Users can add sources to their bibliography by choosing options from drop-down menus, fill out required fields, and get help formatting each source correctly. The tool catches common errors and allows annotations and sharing of bibliographies with instructors for feedback to improve work.
49st provides a platform for syndicating local event listings to websites to generate revenue. They make money by taking a percentage of ad revenue generated from the listings or through licensing fees. The platform offers benefits like increased page views, ad inventory and user experience for publishers through its zero-effort hosted solution that seamlessly integrates event widgets. It also provides analytics, search capabilities and editorial controls.
The document discusses ARRA, a Malaysian company that provides integrated communication and technology solutions to help businesses. It establishes that ARRA was founded to meet growing communication and data needs in both the public and private sectors. ARRA offers a full suite of solutions including IT services, infrastructure setup and maintenance to support business needs. The document outlines ARRA's strategic advisory services and process for developing customized solutions to solve complex business situations.
The Big6 is a 6-step process for conducting research: 1) Define the research problem, 2) Locate information sources, 3) Gather information, 4) Organize information, 5) Create a final product, and 6) Evaluate the final product and process. The document outlines each step in more detail, including defining key words, using library and online resources, taking notes, organizing information using graphic organizers or word documents, and creating final products such as written reports, presentations, or models.
Samarth Bhaskar graduated from MAPSS in 2011. He initially wanted to pursue an academic career but realized other paths could also answer his questions rigorously. He learned data analysis skills and took an empirical approach in his thesis. He then worked for Obama for America, applying his skills. He later joined Etsy as a data scientist to help independent businesses. He encourages finding what motivates you and pursuing opportunities outside your comfort zone with guidance from mentors.
The document introduces Noodle Tools, an online tool that allows students to create bibliographies and note cards for research projects. It explains how students can use Noodle Tools to name a project, cite sources by answering questions, and receive help on citation fields. Students are also able to take notes online, organize their notes into piles or an outline, and generate citations to include in their bibliography.
2011 eduWeb Conference
San Antonio, TX
GCF reviewed data and college student opinions about current social media use by colleges. Included in the review were Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and LinkedIn.
NoodleBib is an online tool that allows students to create notecards, citations, bibliographies, and outlines. It helps students stay organized as they research by allowing them to take notes, organize sources under headings, and create citations as they work. The tool provides feedback to help students properly format their citations and catch common errors. Teachers can also provide comments and feedback to students through the tool to help them improve their work.
The document discusses trends in immigration to the United States and the Netherlands over the last few decades. It notes that the number of immigrants, especially women, has increased substantially. The percentage of immigrant women ages 25 and older who arrived in the US in the 1990s with a bachelor's degree or higher was over 27%. The document also examines housing issues related to immigration, finding that foreign-born individuals occupied 12 million housing units in the US in 2000, and that female immigrant households are more likely to rent rather than own homes compared to male immigrant households.
NoodleTools is a web-based program that helps students organize research materials, take notes, create bibliographies, and collaborate with teachers. It allows students to save sources, begin a working bibliography, copy quotes and paraphrases onto notecards, tag and organize notes, create outlines, and build essays with automatic citations. The document provides instructions for junior high AVID students to use NoodleTools to cite sources in MLA format as they conduct research, take notes, and share their work with Mrs. Stone for feedback.
The document discusses the key parts of a non-fiction book that help readers find information: the table of contents, glossary, and index. It provides examples of each part from sample book passages, demonstrating how the table of contents lists chapters and pages, the glossary defines words with entries, and the index directs readers to topic pages alphabetically. These text features help readers efficiently locate details within non-fiction literature.
The document introduces Noodle Tools, an online tool that allows students to create bibliographies and note cards for research projects. It explains how students can use Noodle Tools to name a project, cite sources by answering questions, and receive help on citation fields. Students are also able to take notes online, organize their notes into piles or an outline, and generate citations to include in their bibliography.
2011 eduWeb Conference
San Antonio, TX
GCF reviewed data and college student opinions about current social media use by colleges. Included in the review were Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and LinkedIn.
NoodleBib is an online tool that allows students to create notecards, citations, bibliographies, and outlines. It helps students stay organized as they research by allowing them to take notes, organize sources under headings, and create citations as they work. The tool provides feedback to help students properly format their citations and catch common errors. Teachers can also provide comments and feedback to students through the tool to help them improve their work.
The document discusses trends in immigration to the United States and the Netherlands over the last few decades. It notes that the number of immigrants, especially women, has increased substantially. The percentage of immigrant women ages 25 and older who arrived in the US in the 1990s with a bachelor's degree or higher was over 27%. The document also examines housing issues related to immigration, finding that foreign-born individuals occupied 12 million housing units in the US in 2000, and that female immigrant households are more likely to rent rather than own homes compared to male immigrant households.
NoodleTools is a web-based program that helps students organize research materials, take notes, create bibliographies, and collaborate with teachers. It allows students to save sources, begin a working bibliography, copy quotes and paraphrases onto notecards, tag and organize notes, create outlines, and build essays with automatic citations. The document provides instructions for junior high AVID students to use NoodleTools to cite sources in MLA format as they conduct research, take notes, and share their work with Mrs. Stone for feedback.
The document discusses the key parts of a non-fiction book that help readers find information: the table of contents, glossary, and index. It provides examples of each part from sample book passages, demonstrating how the table of contents lists chapters and pages, the glossary defines words with entries, and the index directs readers to topic pages alphabetically. These text features help readers efficiently locate details within non-fiction literature.