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Universal design writing center Videos
- 1. Chloie - writing her speech with UDL tools
- 2. Small Group Facilitation Workshop Overview
- 3. Manuscript Format
- 4. Free and Low-cost Strategies to Improve Reading and Writing - Webinar
- 5. TNNS - Universal - HD Gameplay Trailer
- 6. In+Care Campaign
Chloie - writing her speech with UDL tools
Chloie shows how tools like Solo6 that are part of a universal design for learning model in her school, help her write a speech.
Small Group Facilitation Workshop Overview
Created for Gavilan College Writing Center's Small Group Facilitation Workshop at the Northern California Writing Centers Association conference on Saturday, ...
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KeKeRica59
commented
on 27 Sep 2008
Barbara, This is such a clear and succinct overview of the response group
process. It can be a useful tool for teachers to share with students as
well as tutors in training.
Manuscript Format
Free and Low-cost Strategies to Improve Reading and Writing - Webinar
This webinar will introduce a variety of free (or nearly free) tools that educators can immediately implement to help students achieve reading and writing goals.
TNNS - Universal - HD Gameplay Trailer
TNNS by Rabbx Inc. TNNS (pronounced "Tennis") is a game about bouncing and bending balls. It's a game about keeping your eyes on balls. Sometimes there ...
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JJE McManus
commented
on 12 Nov 2012
@Actionbuttonvideo Went back and rewatched. What I called choppy was the
screen vibration on hit. I guess it's supposed to give the feeling of power
to the shots. What it does to me is, for the briefest moment, is take my
eye off the ball. The exact opposite of encouraging accuracy. Didn't notice
the sticky paddle. Nice feature. Overall it's not a bad game as paddle ball
games go. However, for a worn genre there's nothing here that stands out as
fresh and hence I saw vibration. But...(cont)
ActionButtonVideo
commented
on 12 Nov 2012
are you talking about the way the screen pauses every time the ball touches
the paddle? that's actually Game Design! this game is designed so that
there is literally no limit to the number of balls a skilled player can
have on the screen. the "choppy animation" is what fighting game players
call a "hit pause": the screen freeze-frames for an instant to allow the
player to assess the position of other targets. the player in this video,
however, has No Skills, so it looks not very impressive.
ActionButtonVideo
commented
on 09 Nov 2012
Hi everyone! I designed this game, so please hear me out: the person
playing in this video -- who probably has to play dozens of games a day! --
is Not Playing Very Well At All. It's not my fault! The player here is
making two big mistakes: he's sliding his finger to move the paddle, and
he's not bending his shots. First: you don't need to slide. You can just
tap on the baseline. Second: bending is The Biggest Thing. You can bend the
ball post-hit, and control its path very precisely!
JJE McManus
commented
on 12 Nov 2012
@Actionbuttonvideo TGP - no skills? Producing as much content as he does
tends to develop mad skills. Users do what users do and if that isn't what
the Dev intends then the vision isn't being communicated completely. You
got an app onto the AppStore. No mean feat. Take what you learn and make an
even better product. Don't be deterred by what I say. Indeed work to
improve it or, if it is your wont, redouble your efforts on your next
project. Cheers and keep trying -The OFAP.
JJE McManus
commented
on 06 Nov 2012
Choppy animation
Tyler Doak
commented
on 09 Nov 2012
What?
In+Care Campaign
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