This document contains 26 problems involving trigonometric functions to find unknown angle measures. The problems provide a trigonometric ratio equal to a given value and ask the user to find the measure of the corresponding angle. The answers are provided to the nearest degree.
Infrastructure in Africa - February 2009.PiLNAfrica
The data makes it easy to apply a deficit model to project planning, but we need to start with what we have and how we can build off it OER projects must work with what is available now, not demonstrate what would be possible if only the constraints were different but paradoxically we must hold in our minds a vision of a radically different future from the one that current trends project – change is always surprising because it takes so much longer to happen than people think it will but happens so much quicker than they expect
The data makes it easy to apply a deficit model to project planning, but we need to start with what we have and how we can build off it OER projects must work with what is available now, not demonstrate what would be possible if only the constraints were different but paradoxically we must hold in our minds a vision of a radically different future from the one that current trends project – change is always surprising because it takes so much longer to happen than people think it will but happens so much quicker than they expect
Have Google, Will Travel - Wheels of Change conferenceAaron Antrim
Aaron Antrim's presentation at the Wheels of Change Conference, April 4th, Arcata, CA.
Online information for sustainable mobility now, and in the future, for Humboldt County.
(Make sure to turn on the slide notes)
Plone co-founder Alexander Limi presents the roadmap for the coming Plone releases, Plone 4 and Plone 5.
This talk was given at Penn State University as part of the Plone Symposium East 2009 keynote, May 29, 2009.
(also, please note that Slideshare uses the wrong font for the slides, so that's why there is cropping on some slides)
Infrastructure in Africa - February 2009.PiLNAfrica
The data makes it easy to apply a deficit model to project planning, but we need to start with what we have and how we can build off it OER projects must work with what is available now, not demonstrate what would be possible if only the constraints were different but paradoxically we must hold in our minds a vision of a radically different future from the one that current trends project – change is always surprising because it takes so much longer to happen than people think it will but happens so much quicker than they expect
The data makes it easy to apply a deficit model to project planning, but we need to start with what we have and how we can build off it OER projects must work with what is available now, not demonstrate what would be possible if only the constraints were different but paradoxically we must hold in our minds a vision of a radically different future from the one that current trends project – change is always surprising because it takes so much longer to happen than people think it will but happens so much quicker than they expect
Have Google, Will Travel - Wheels of Change conferenceAaron Antrim
Aaron Antrim's presentation at the Wheels of Change Conference, April 4th, Arcata, CA.
Online information for sustainable mobility now, and in the future, for Humboldt County.
(Make sure to turn on the slide notes)
Plone co-founder Alexander Limi presents the roadmap for the coming Plone releases, Plone 4 and Plone 5.
This talk was given at Penn State University as part of the Plone Symposium East 2009 keynote, May 29, 2009.
(also, please note that Slideshare uses the wrong font for the slides, so that's why there is cropping on some slides)