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User Studies Methods

User Studies Methods Feb 01, 2007 Case Studies Chameleon Case Study: Chameleon Design proposal introducing new user interface metaphor Case Study: Chameleon Iterative Design Paper prototype -> Visual Basic -> Implement Increasingly refined prototypes Evaluation of each prototype

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Other Forms of Technical Writing

Other Forms of Technical Writing. EMAIL. DEFINITION. I. DEFINITION. EMAIL : internal or external written to someone within or outside your company informal written for speed speed of writing, of delivery with formal attachments. GENERAL GUIDELINES. II. GENERAL GUIDELINES.

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Public Speaking

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Organizing Your Speech

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The Harris-Todaro Model

The Harris-Todaro Model. If wages were perfectly flexible equal wages would be paid in industry and agriculture and there would be no unemployment. In a perfectly competitive market. D. A. Urban formal wage. ag wage. W*. C. B.

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MEL-Con Writing Strategy

MEL-Con Writing Strategy. I thought we already learned about paragraphs. The paragraphs you are writing now. The paragraphs you will be writing. I thought we already learned about paragraphs. The paragraphs you are writing now. The paragraphs you will be writing.

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The Conditions of Valid Consent

The Conditions of Valid Consent. Even if one consents to something, the consent is null and void unless certain conditions are satisfied. Brock points out three conditions (110: Q3): Voluntariness Condition : the consent does not result from coercion or manipulation.

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The Disposition to Sell Winners Too Early and Ride Losers too Long: Theory & Evidence

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The Personal Essay

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Writing Film Analysis

Writing Film Analysis. TIPS!. Integrating Quotes. Integrating Quotes. When author says it better than you can. Integrating Quotes. When author says it better than you can To provide evidence from an authority. Integrating Quotes. When author says it better than you can

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Rubrics in the SLO Cycle

Rubrics in the SLO Cycle. Karen Carlisi Languages / WAC (With support from Wei-I Wang IPRO) x7153 Kecarlisi@pasadena.edu. Measuring Student Learning: The Basics . Step 1: State a course outcome (SLO statement) Step 2: Include a measurable expectation (Rubric)

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Literature Review

Literature Review Taken From: University of Washington Psychology Writing Center 2 Main Approaches Choose an area of research, read all the relevant studies and organize them in a meaningful way Choose an organizing theme or a point that you want to make, the select your studies accordingly

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Quoting and Citing from Film and Drama

Quoting and Citing from Film and Drama. The Basics. Short Citations, One Character. Cite the speech of one character, as long as it is less than four typed lines, as you would cite from prose. Identify the character and the text and integrate the quotation into the paragraph.

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Giving Credit Where Credit is Due

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Persuasion

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The Effective Reader (Updated Edition) by D. J. Henry

The Effective Reader (Updated Edition) by D. J. Henry. Chapter 5: Outlines and Concept Maps PowerPoint Presentation by Gretchen Starks-Martin St. Cloud State University, MN. Outlines.

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Attacking an EAP Prompt!

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The Elements of an Excellent Essay (3.5)

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Direct and Indirect Organization

Direct and Indirect Organization. Steve Wood TCCC. The Direct Pattern.

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