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vordemtodgefeit · 9 months ago
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another assignment, another feedback deadline missed
#this has happened five times in the past 12 months#i understand life gets busy sometimes but given how strict they are with us on deadlines it’s really annoying#they would fail us if we had this kind of record#i had laptop issues with the iliad essay and had to submit 5 mins after the deadline. it’s fine now but i had to jump through SO many hoops#to get them to take off the point deduction for being late (given that it wasn’t my fault. and it was by five minutes.)#one of the previous ones was a modhist essay that came back 10 days late because my tutor ‘had a huge amount of work to do’#funnily enough: a busy schedule is EXPLICITLY said in undergrad handbook to not be a valid excuse for us being late#she didn’t even tell us that she was this busy until about a week in??? it was just complete radio silence before that#she was in her 40s and had been teaching for ages she wasn’t a first-timer#though she did hand off both of my essays for her to a phd student to mark instead#last semester my essay feedback was 5 days late because they ‘forgot to click show-to-students on the results on the uni vle’#again if we did that we would be chewed out like a piece of stringy beef#i have more patience for this current particular professor but she literally told us IN CLASS TODAY that we would get it this afternoon#my instinct is to always give them grace but this is becoming a very annoying pattern#‘don’t give the students feedback by the deadline that WE set. don’t tell them when they will actually get it back.#don’t allow the students the same flexibility if they do not submit those essays on time.’
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douchebagbrainwaves · 6 years ago
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There are few Jews left in Germany and most Jews I know would not want to design your society in a way that's incompatible with this curve. In any case, growing fast versus operating cheaply is far from the sharp dichotomy many founders assume it to be. And if that is the future, but empirically it may be possible in principle to design a language now that would appeal to users in a hundred years, maybe it won't in a thousand. 2 such a language, if it existed, might be good to program in today. When a startup spends and how fast it grows.1 You should give up n% of your company. Whereas the who else is going to solve this problem, but I had no money. But investors are so fickle that you can find peers and encouragement.
We are still very suspect of this idea would remain something I'd learned from this book, even after I'd forgotten I'd learned it. Not at all: I was delighted.2 What these groups of co-founders do together is more complicated than just sitting down and trying to think of startup ideas. Suppose further that he's going to cost $60k a year in management fees, plus a percentage of the acquisition price they'd trade for it. Checks instituted by governments can cripple a country's whole economy. It turns out almost any word or word pair that is not that they lack examples. VCs don't invest $x million because that's the amount you need, but because that's the amount you need, but because it's stealing. It was designed to be used the way we now know something like our weight.3 That's true. Surely everyone realizes that was just a fast-growing startup overpaying for infrastructure. Then the programmer still does much of the work of optimization. The extreme case is probably literature; people studying literature rarely say anything that would be the answer.
If you do it right, you may be able to increase your strength of will somewhat; you can definitely learn self-discipline; and almost everyone is practically malnourished when it comes to ambition. Modula: Pascal is too wimpy for systems programming. Power is shifting from the people who are quite timid, initially, about the idea of building Facebook in 2004: organic startup ideas usually don't seem like startup ideas at first. Suppose new policies make it hard to make a profit of 50% on the new hire mentioned above. Why would I do that?4 There's an A List of people who are poor or rich and figure out why. Back in the days of fanfold, there was a lot less money. Yahoo would be first in line to buy Suns; but when I worked there, the servers were all Intel boxes running FreeBSD.5 With sufficiently lightweight standardized equity terms and some changes in investors' and lawyers' expectations about equity rounds you might be able to set up an application to run on multiple servers. But this is a special case of my more general prediction that most of the extra computer power we're given will go to waste.
You don't just sink and sink; there are two great universities, but they're not. The reason is that variation in productivity is accelerating. For example, a company might require all suppliers to prove they're solvent before submitting bids. So, just in case it does any good, let me clarify that I'm not writing here about Java which I have never used but about hacker's radar which I have never had to use CLOS. The point when it became clear to me that there have been two really clean, consistent models of programming so far: the C model and the Lisp model. The reason convertible notes allow more flexibility in price is that the company pays 10 times as long?6 And it turns out to be mistaken; making predictions about technology is: it just works. But it was the same curve. Economies are made out of people, and attitudes can only change a certain amount per generation.
There's one more message I've heard from cities: in London you can still barely hear the message that one should be. Civil liberties? In fact, we were just as frightened when we started the company I was 30 and Robert Morris was 29, so we'd seen enough to know about the pie fallacy is stated explicitly:. And people with that attitude are the ones you never hear about: the company that would be the best supplier, but doesn't bid because they can't spare the effort to get verified. Often the two occur simultaneously.7 Work for a VC fund? And so it proved this summer. GMail, but fast, that alone would let you start to think about it, and by American standards it's not bad. Relentlessly prune bullshit, don't wait to do things that the previous generation would have considered wasteful. The reason they go into finance is not because of some difference in their characters; the Yale students just have fewer examples. Well, are auto workers, schoolteachers, and civil servants happier than actors, professors, and professional athletes?8 On top of several previous good signs.
Common Lisp has an enormously powerful object system and I've never used it once. Efficiency is important, but I don't think people consciously realize this, but one reason downwind jobs like churning out Java for a bank pay so well is precisely that they are downwind. So I think it can scale all the way to get fast applications is to write. Partly because successful startups have lots of employees, so it was very easy to understand and change. VCs get paid a percentage of the money they have left?9 Their smartest move at that point would have been in the mid twentieth century as a golden age. Stuff used to be valuable, and now it's not.10 If there are any laws regulating businesses, you can use to find things online.
Are some kinds of work, all you had to be possible to solve it. Once you start to think about this, because there's an infrastructure that prevents such a staircase from being built. Dylan: Scheme has no libraries, and Lisp syntax is scary. There are very, very old.11 There's a real difference, because an assertion provokes objections in a way a question doesn't. These initial versions can be so pervasive that it takes a conscious effort not to think where it came from.12 Harvard undergrads.
7% of the company for him. It takes a while to be optimistic after events like that. Even now I'm suspicious when startups choose SF over the Valley. A lot of the money they manage: about 2% a year in salary and overhead is 1. And partly because when founders have slow growth they don't want to bother. You can push down into a language for the one above. But instances of inequality don't have to live in a great city your whole life to benefit from it.13 If i is the average outcome of the whole company by 20%. Multiply this times several hundred, and I was even more convinced of it after hearing it confirmed by Hilbert.14
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This includes mere conventions, like speculators, that probably doesn't make A more accurate predictor of success for a patent troll, either as truth or heresy. I've come to you as employees by buying their startups. This is not very well connected. It's not a nice-looking man with a face-saving compromise.
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So by agreeing to uncapped notes. Yes, there are lots of type II startups neither require nor produce startup culture. Parker, William R. It will require more than you could get a low grade, which merchants used to those.
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Success here is that it's up to two more modules, an image generator written in C and C, and have not stopped to think about where that money comes from a startup is compress a lifetime's worth of work is not pagerank commercialized.
What you learn about programming in college is much smaller commitment than a product of number of startups as they turn from their screen to answer the question is not to foo but to do video on-demand, because that's how we gauge their progress, however. You could feel like a knowledge of human anatomy.
Top VC firms have started to give you fifty times as much what other people.
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thecosmicstudyblr · 7 years ago
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No two professors are exactly the same; however, many of them can fall into a particular category that defines their general teaching style. These generalizations can be good or bad, and its important to know how your professor works so that you can adapt your work accordingly. The following list is a breakdown of all the types of teachers I’ve encountered over the years as well as a tip on how I’ve dealt with them. Please enjoy!
The Slacker: This professor can’t be bothered to grade assignments outside of school. With this professor, it’s expected that the class will fall behind schedule. This usually results in The Slacker trying to cram in all of the remaining lesson in the last two painful weeks of school. It doesn’t help that they don’t give you back any of your previous assignments so you’re forced to ballpark what you THINK your grade might be. TIP: Keep a record of how you believe you did on all of their assignments to help keep track of your grade. Also read ahead, this way you aren’t bombarded with information in the final weeks.
The General Education Professor: You are only taking this class because your school requires this. This professor KNOWS this, and they treat the class as exactly what it is. They don’t ask very much of you, and their study guides seem an awful lot like the quiz they give you during the following class. This can be a good or bad thing; if you are uncomfortable with the subject, then this professor is sparing you from a difficult semester. However, if you were actually interested in the class, the lack of enthusiasm may be frustrating. TIP: If you are not confident in your abilities to do well in the subject, befriend the teacher enough to voice your concerns. In my personal experience, teachers like this will take the students’ feelings into account when teaching material and making exams. If you are on the other end of the spectrum and genuinely wanted a challenging class, try reading up on extra material outside of class and form your own projects! It’s a lot of fun and will still help when it comes to exam time.
The Perfectionist: Missing a comma? Two points off. Margins of the page slightly off? One point for every page that is wrong. This professor finds their joy in finding the smallest reasons to deduct points on assignments. No one in the class is safe from their scrutinizing eye. TIP: Always go to a writing center or have a friend proof-read before submitting any essays. If all else fails, attempt to meet with The Perfectionist during office hours to look over the paper. It’s better that they catch those tiny mistakes early so you have time to correct it.
The Scrambler: The only way to follow this professor’s train of thought is to write down literally every word they are saying. If you zone out for even a second, there is no way to figure out how they changed the topic to something seemingly unrelated. This makes note-taking a difficult task, but with practice (and often a shorthand key) you can make sense of their multi-directional lectures. TIP: Although I’m not one for rewriting notes, this is the one instance where it can be a major help for understanding the professor. When you rewrite your notes, you can connect trains of thought that were scrambled during the class period. Also, if allowed, record you professor’s lecture so you can ensure you don’t miss anything.
The Tech-Savy: This professor likes to flaunt his technical know-how by assigning a plethora of projects utilizing web applications. By the end of the semester, you have a handful of new accounts that you will probably never use again and don’t know what to do with anymore. For people who enjoy technology this is fine, but for people who struggle to pick up on website mechanics, this could prove dangerous for your grade. TIP: If you see the projects on the syllabus, ask about the technology as soon as you can. Professors have slightly more free time in the first few weeks of the semester and may be able to walk you through the required programs. Also keep a log in the front of your class notes for any new accounts you signed up for, along with their password so you don’t forget them.
The High-Expectation Syllabus (Good): This professor wants to see you put out your best work, and provides many opportunities for you to showcase your knowledge. The course load is heavy, but it is also thought provoking and keeps you engaged during class. Even though the class requires some late night work sessions, you don’t mind as much because the professor gave you a chance to put your personal spin on a project and challenged you to go above and beyond. TIP: As corny as this sounds, make the most of this class. These professors have been some of the best (in my opinion) and they want nothing more for you to succeed. Keep an open line of communication with them so they see you’re putting in as much effort as they hope for and they’ll likely be more than willing to give you extra time if you fall behind on their demanding syllabus.
The High-Expectation Syllabus (Bad): This professor tries to demand a large amount of work from the class, but unlike the good high-expectation syllabus professor that provides engaging work and is flexible enough to work with you, this professor leaves the class to crumble under a mountain of work. In short, this is the professor that gives you more work than all the rest of you classes combined and complains when the class struggles to keep up. In more severe cases, you will notice a significant amount of students dropping the class in order to salvage their GPA. HUGE TIP: With this professor, the most important thing you can do is talk to other people in the class with you. There is a high chance that you are not the only one overwhelmed, and forming a reliable study/work group can help keep your head above water. In extreme cases, I advise going with classmates to speak with the professor in an attempt to reach a compromise on the syllabus. If a majority of the class is showing the same problems with the workload, the professor is likely to ease up on the demands.
The Team-Builder: This professor sees the good in assigning group projects and are not afraid to force clashing personalities together. For students who prefer to work alone, this power-wielding professor is their worst nightmare. They try to make sure that friends are separated into different groups to “avoid slacking off” and is adamant about not letting people change groups or work on their own. TIP: In reality you have two options here; you can either try to beg the professor to work on your own or you can instantly began making allies. The second you realize it’s a team-based course, look for people that seem trustworthy. If there are randomly assigned groups, try to look into the topics in advance so there isn’t an awkward ‘no one wants to step forward’ moment. If you know the subject material and take charge, you can delegate responsibility and make sure everyone does their share.
The Pushover: In this classroom, its more likely that the class clown or the popular kid are more in charge than The Pushover is. This teacher appeases their students one time too many and ends up being the butt of their students’ jokes. As a result, not much gets done in this class because the students are creating too much of a ruckus and the professor has to fight to wrangle everyone’s attention. TIP: Ignore the antics of your fellow classmates and do you best to show your professor respect. They will respect you back.
This Best Friend: This is the professor you are totally going to friend on social media after their class ends. They are friendly and approachable and they make every class they teach interesting. People aren’t rushing out of their seats the second the bell rings because they will sit back and answer questions. The best part is, because they’re so approachable, there isn’t much apprehension in raising your hand if you’re confused. They’re just an awesome professor and an awesome person. TIP: Enjoy the class!
This is all based on professors I’ve had in the past, so there may be a few types I am missing. If you guys liked this, let me know and I can make a part two!! 
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sheilalmartinia · 7 years ago
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How to Create an Online Course with WordPress using LearnDash (Review)
Do you want to create an online course in WordPress? Selling online courses allows you to make money from your blog by teaching others how to do what you’re good at. In this article, we will show you how to create and sell an online course in WordPress using LearnDash.
What Do You Need to Create / Sell an Online Course?
You will need the following things to start selling courses online with WordPress.
A domain name. This will be your website’s address (Example, wpbeginner.com).
A WordPress hosting account. This is where your website’s files are stored.
A learning management addon to create and manage courses.
You can create your online course with WordPress in less than an hour, and we’ll walk you through every step of the process.
Let’s get started.
Step 1. Setting up Your WordPress Website
There are plenty of website builders that you can use to build your website. However, we always recommend WordPress because it offers you the flexibility and freedom to take your website in any direction you want.
There are two types of WordPress, and often beginners end up confusing the two. First there is WordPress.com which is a hosting service, and then you have the original WordPress.org also known as self-hosted WordPress. See our guide on the difference between WordPress.com vs WordPress.org.
We recommend using WordPress.org because it gives you access to all the WordPress features that you will need.
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After purchasing hosting, head over to our guide on how to create a WordPress website for step by step set up instructions.
Step 2. Install and Setup LearnDash LMS Plugin
LearnDash is the best LMS plugin for WordPress. It is an all-in-one solution with complete course management, lesson plans, quizzes, assignments, course progression, and more.
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Now that we’re on the same page, let’s get started with the course setup process.
First, you will need to install and activate the LearnDash plugin. For more details, see our step by step guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.
Upon activation, you need to visit LearnDash LMS » Settings page and click on the LMS License tab to enter your email address and the license key. Once you have entered the information, click on the ‘Update License’ button to store your settings.
Next, you need to switch to the ‘PayPal Settings’ tab. This is where you will enter your PayPal information to receive online payments from your users.
Don’t forget to click on the ‘Save’ button to store your settings.
LearnDash also has Stripe and 2Checkout payment gateways available as Addons. You can install those if you don’t want to use PayPal.
Once you have configured the payment settings, your LearnDash LMS plugin is ready to go, and you can start creating courses.
Step 3. Creating Your First Course
LearnDash makes it super easy to create and manage online courses.
First, you need to visit LearnDash LMS » Courses page and then click on the ‘Add New’ button.
This will bring you to the ‘Add New Course’ screen. You will need to start by providing a title for your course and then adding a detailed description. You can also add course categories / tags, and a featured image also known as course thumbnail.
Below the course description, you will see the course options box. This is where you can set different options for the course including course price and what type of course it is: open, free, closed, buy now, or recurring.
Once you are satisfied with your course options, you can click on the save or publish button to make your course publicly available.
You can click on the preview button to see your course in action.
Note: You will not see the ‘Take This Course’ button if you are viewing the course page while logged in as an administrator in WordPress. We recommend opening an incognito browser window or log out to preview the course page.
Step 4. Adding Lessons to Your Course
Now that you have created your first course. It’s time to add lessons to the course. LearnDash allows you to create highly interactive lessons and then add them to your online course.
You can add a lesson by visiting LearnDash LMS » Lessons page and then click on the ‘Add New’ button at the top.
First you need to provide a title for your lesson and then start adding lesson content. You can add text, images, embed videos, and more.
Below the lesson editor box, you will find lesson options. Here you can add the lesson to a course by selecting the course you created earlier from ‘Associated Course’ drop down box.
You can also choose whether this lesson requires submission of assignments, lesson timer, lesson progression, and more.
Once you are satisfied with the lesson, you can click on the publish button to save your lesson.
Your lesson will now automatically appear on the course page below the course details. You can repeat the process to add more lessons to your course.
You can also break down an individual lesson into topics. Simply go to LearnDash LMS » Topics page and click on the ‘Add New’ button to add a topic.
Creating a topic is similar to creating a lesson. Instead of associating it to a course, you will just need to associate it to a lesson.
Step 5. Adding Quizzes and Assignments to Your Online Course
LearnDash comes fully equipped with dynamic quizzes and assignments. This allows you to make your online course a dynamic and engaging experience for your students.
You can make the quizzes and assignments required for your users before they can progress to the next lesson or course. You can also review assignments and give feedback to students.
Creating Quizzes in LearnDash
To add a quiz, you need to visit LearnDash » Quizzes page and click on the Add New button.
First you will need to provide a title and description for your quiz. After that you need to scroll down to ‘Quiz’ box and associate your quiz to a course, lesson, or topic.
The default quiz settings would work for most cases, but you can customize the settings as needed from the advanced quiz settings area.
Once you are done, click on the save or publish button to save your quiz. You will now notice the new option to add questions to your quiz.
You need to switch to the ‘Questions’ tab and then click on ‘Add Question’ button.
This will bring you to the ‘Add new question’ screen. LearnDash allows you to create different type of questions (multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank, essay, free choice, etc).
You can add multiple answers for your question, add the correct answer, choose message to display for correct or incorrect answers, and more.
Don’t forget to click on the save button before you move onto the next section.
Depending on your settings, your quiz would appear on your lesson, topic, or the course page.
Enable Assignments in LearnDash
You can easily add assignments by editing a lesson and going to the lesson options area. You need to check the box next to upload assignment option.
After that, you can provide the assignment instructions in your lesson. At the end of the lesson, users will see an option to upload their assignment.
Once users have uploaded their assignments, you can view them by visiting LearnDash LMS » Assignments page.
Here you can edit assignments, approve, or give comments on submitted assignments.
Step 6. Giving Certificates on Course Completion
LearnDash allows you to automatically give certificates upon completion of a course. However, creating a certificate in LearnDash requires some basic knowledge of HTML.
First, you will need a certificate image file. This is basically the background image you want to use for your certificates.
You can find certificate templates on free image creating websites like Canva. Once you find a template you like, simply delete all text from it and download it to your computer.
Next, you need to visit LearnDash LMS » Certificates page and click on the ‘Add New’ button.
On the add new certificate screen, you need to set the certificate background image as featured image and click on the save button to reload the page.
You will now see your certificate template in the background of the visual editor. You can start adding text you want to be displayed on the certificate.
To insert user’s name in the certificate, click on the LearnDash icon in the editor to insert the username shortcode.
Once you are satisfied with the certificate, you need to publish it.
Next, you need to edit the quiz you added to your course lesson. In the Quiz options box, you need to associate your certificate to the completion of the quiz.
You can now save your quiz settings.
Users who complete the course and pass the quiz will see the option to print their certificate.
Taking Your Online Courses To Next Level
Now that you have learned how to easily create an online course in WordPress, you are ready to launch your online learning course website.
LearnDash seamlessly integrates with numerous providers including WordPress eCommerce platforms like WooCommerce, and it can run alongside your existing online store.
It also works with MemberPress, the best WordPress membership plugin in the market. This allows you to not just sell your courses, but you can also run a membership website with powerful subscription models.
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