Bubble - Reference This reference covers every feature and interface element element in Bubble, while the User Manual explains the concepts that you should keep in mind when you're building on Bubble. You'll find below the explaination for each element or action's property. You can search the reference using the Quick reference search box on the top right of the screen, or access the relevant part from the editor itself. Just hover an interface element or a property and you'll see a 'Show reference' message. Clicking on it will take you to the relevant section in the reference automatically. When working on Bubble, it's a good idea to keep the reference tab opened for quick access. Main Tabs Design tab This is where you design your pages, dragging and dropping elements on the page. Workflow tab This is where you define what happens when your users interact with your app. Data tab Styles tab The Styles tab is where you can define, modify and delete the different styles that your app elements will follow. Undo
Guidance for students: Using online learning tools Digital tools for students for effective online study. Blackboard Learn The online resources for most courses are located in our virtual learning environments (VLEs), the online heart of teaching for your course. Our main VLEs are Blackboard Learn and Moodle, with the vast majority of courses using Learn. Moodle is only used for online distance learning courses, so students using Moodle should already be prepared for online learning. While you might be used to using Learn, there may be elements of the virtual learning environment you have not come across yet. Tips for using Learn Blackboard Collaborate Blackboard Collaborate is a live, interactive online classroom space that you can access via your courses in Learn. Collaborate is also available to students to run online meetings; for example, this is also a handy way to collaborate with your fellow students on group projects. Tips for using Blackboard Collaborate How to create and access a virtual meeting space as a student (482KB PDF)
Best LMS for Training Providers - Learning Light If you are choosing a learning management system then you have hundreds of options and the best LMS for training providers may differ from those suited to other types of company. Regularly updated, here we offer a 2019 list of what we believe are the leading LMS options for specialist training companies. We have based our analysis on Cost of Ownership, Features and Functionalities, Development Pathway, and Future Proofing of your purchase. There are reportedly over 1000 LMS on the market and we have selected just a few, but these are products we would seriously advise you as a training company or in-house training department to put on your shortlist. We have used and deployed many of these learning management systems on our own projects, as well as projects for our clients. Elsewhere on our site, we provide shortlists and reviews addressing LMS options for large organisations, mid-sized companies and SMEs. Let’s get into the list – all great solutions, so not in any particular order:
iPad Diaries: Advanced File Management and Research with DEVONthink - MacStories As I wrote in my story on one year of iPad Pro, I consider cloud services a necessity for managing files on iOS. Dropbox and iCloud Drive make it possible to keep the same sets of documents and app libraries synced across devices, but, more importantly, they help overcome iOS’ file management woes through centralized storage spaces. In the article, I espoused the flexibility of Documents and its tight integration with Dropbox, noting how Readdle had built the missing iPad file manager with features Apple omitted from their iCloud Drive app. Since early January, I’ve been thinking about my larger writing projects scheduled for 2017 and whether Documents can scale as a reference and research tool. I briefly mentioned DEVONthink To Go last year when I explained how I was archiving PDF versions of our newsletters in the app. Today’s DEVONthink To Go is a deeply different iOS counterpart than the lightweight client DEVONtechnologies launched in 2010.
instaGrok: Mindmap Style Scrapbook To Share Personal Wiki System For Knowledge Mgmt ConnectedText is used in a variety of ways and in many contexts. I am always surprised to hear how other people use it, and the way I use it will probably appear just surprising as their use of the program will be to me. This essay is just my attempt to show how and why I use it for my research. I do not want to suggest that my way is the only or perhaps even the best way of using it. In other words, this is just a testimony in which I offer some personal reflections on the role ConnectedText plays in my own research, backed up by some reflections on the way this is related to the way in which I and many other scholars have used card indexes and journals during the precious century for keeping or making notes. I would like to show how a program like ConnectedText improves on this approach, and why I consider ConnectedText the best among such programs. Agenda seemed like the ideal solution for some time, but, being stuck in DOS, it was severely limited.
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