Are there any SQL / Moodle / Configurable Reports wizards out there who can
help me figure this out? I'm a bit of an SQL noob, so apologies if this is
dead simple.
https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=264088
Thanks!
Ahniwa
We have hired services in the past but I always felt they were overpriced
and the quality wasn't great. We started doing our own for certain projects
(you can add your own transcriptions in YouTube, which is handy, and then
it will automatically provide translated versions for you). I always
I've used both Camtasia and SnagIt and I like both well enough. SnagIt is
cheap and dead simple for the screen capturing process; not a lot of bells
and whistles but I don't need / want those. I've also used a lot of video
editing tools (since SnagIt doesn't have much itself) and these days mostly
I like / use HostGator. They have Canadian offices out of Toronto, you
might contact them about servers but I imagine you're out of luck.
This Canadian company seems decent: http://www.canspace.ca/web-hosting.html
On Fri, Nov 8, 2013 at 10:08 AM, Cynthia Ng cynthia.s...@gmail.com wrote:
I was looking at this May of last year. I played with some options,
including cloud-based using Google Form into a Google doc, and Gimlet, and
other commercial options. We ended up going with LibAnalytics (
http://www.springshare.com/libanalytics/) which was dirt-cheap and easy for
everyone to use
I tried really hard to participate in and help seed the SE site, but I
really didn't have any questions in the way that SE would have liked, so
I never posted anything. I'm all for a library forum, though, and don't see
how it wouldn't do what the SE sites do while still allowing open
discussion.
I work right next to the CONTENTdm guys, so I suppose I could ask them, but
I also use to work at the Washington State Library, and I like what they're
doing with CONTENTdm, and they have some maps. Is this a good example of
what you're trying to do at all?
When Your Radio Playhouse changed its name to This American Life, Ira
spoke a lot about naming things. His guest, Joe Franklin, said that ending
a name with a long vowel sound was a good idea. This would support libe
over lib. The piece is here:
I can pronounce Willamette and living in WA; does that prove your point?
My dad still says Warshington, which boggles my mind. How do you get an 'r'
in there?
As for this debate, I used to be in the LIB group by find myself slowly
sliding more towards LIBE. I have no idea why.
On Wed, Feb 13,
I second the nomination for Google Hangouts. It's more robust than you
think and there's a lot of untapped potential. You can find out quite a bit
more here: http://www.google.com/+/learnmore/hangouts/onair.html
On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 7:27 AM, Gary McGath develo...@mcgath.com wrote:
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