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Handy Code Snippets
Check our collection of scripts and templates for good ideas you may not know how (or may not want to bother) to program.
2012 ePortfolio Expo – May 2nd
For those of you with your own websites on the ePortfolio system, you can enter your submission for the Second Annual Macaulay ePortfolio Expo by registering here.
If you don't have anything yet, but would like to enter, it's not too late! You have until April 23rd. Also, don't forget that your ITF is a great resource for help and you can always contact them to discuss and get feedback on your ideas or for technical support.
View the 2011 winning entries here.
Categorizing your Post
If you prefer a short video, check out this “how to” on WordPress.tv: Adding Categories and Tags to your Post
Categorizing your posts will help other students and automated features or a website to easily recognize, differentiate and assign a high-level description to content that you share on the blog.
After you finish typing your post up, choose the appropriate “category” from the right side of the screen. For example, after you type up your “introduction” blog, you should make sure to check off “introductions” otherwise the post will simply show up as “uncategorized.”
A Very Brief Intro to Working with Data
For a very brief intro to data collection, analysis and visualization, please use this link.
Case-studies for Computational Methods
Stories by Method is a CMU site where you can explore the application of various statistical methods on real-world data. If you’re thinking to use a particular data analysis technique or visual tool, (e.g., histogram or correlation), the website will provide you a selection of case senarios in which they are used.
Types of Survey Questions
The linked survey provides some examples for different types of survey questions one may incorporate in a questionnaire. If you’re thinking about collecting primary data with a survey, it may give you some good ideas for question structure and scales.
Scientific Poster Templates
Posted are dome template options in both Keynote and PowerPoint . Please be sure that your template is a good choice for the types of content that you plan to show (photos, charts, graphs, maps) and that the overall design incorporates the elements of a good poster discussed in your class.
Tonight! Meet the Scientists #4
Meet the Scientist # 4 – Dr. Monique Scott
Nov 8 2010 – 6:00pm
Nov 8 2010 – 8:00pm
Dr. Monique Scott, an Anthropologist specializing in museum education from the American Museum of Natural History will speak.
Need to print your poster?
You can submit a printing request to Macaulay using the Macaulay Seminar Printing Request Form. Some things to keep in mind are that the printer only accepts PDF or JPEG formats at a minimum resolution of 300dpi.
Please proof-read your content and layout before submitting your poster.
