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This post shows how to cite any e-book in APA Style. Reference List Entries The reference list entry for a whole e-book should include elements of author, date, title (with e-reader book type in square brackets if applicable; italicize the title but not the bracketed material), and source (URL or DOI): If the book was read or acquired through an online library (e.g., Google Books, ebrary, NetLibrary) and not on an e-reader device, omit the bracketed information from the reference.
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Although I saw them frequently in Japan several years ago, it seemed like Australia would never jump on board the QR wagon…until now. QR codes are not only in vogue, there are so many ways they can be used creatively in education…so here’s a plain english version of what they are, and how you might take advantage of this (newish) technology… What are they? QR (Quick Response) codes are basically 2D barcodes. as they can be read vertically and horizontally, they can contain much more information that a regular barcode.
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You can add your favorite RSS Feeds as subscriptions in Microsoft Office Outlook 2007. There are several ways to add an RSS Feed. In this article What is RSS? RSS provides a convenient way for content publishers to distribute information in a standardized format. The benefit of RSS is the aggregation of all content from multiple Web sources in one place. The delivery mechanism for RSS content is known as an RSS feed. You can discover new RSS feeds in several ways. Or, . You can also enter the Internet address, known as the URL, of an RSS feed directly in Outlook. Tip Looking for additional RSS Feeds? Other people can share an individual RSS link with you through Outlook.
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