Today’s article is going to cover five tips for instructors who are considering creating an Open Educational Resource for the first time. First, you need to consider what course objectives you want your OER to meet. According to a 2016 study of faculty using OER in their courses, there are four major considerations that instructors …
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Now after posting this article online on how to add a currency and a new symbol in WooCommerce, I got a number of questions asking me how you can actually edit those kind of symbols that are already existing, so I have that question appearing twice on the same article. So let’s dive into how …
When you’re learning to program, the traditional first program is hello world. My traditional way to demonstrate looping in any given language is using a for loop to program 99 bottles of beer on the wall. So here you can see the result of 99 bottles of beer on the wall. And just trust me, …
The first tool I want to introduce you to is a tool called Nibbler. It’s run by a company called Silktide, and they’ve also got a premium version of it called Sitebeam. So, Nibbler allows you to test I think it’s up to five or ten page of your website. Basically, you can just pop …
Today I’m using Dreamweaver to demonstrate how site layout used to be done using complex nested tables versus today where we use cascading style sheets. I started creating websites in the late 1990s and back then you didn’t have cascading style sheets to work with. You had a very limited version of html and really …