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The app that I downloaded in order to read and annotate pdf files on my iPad

Hi Professor Dulke,

I remember you asked about an application that enabled you to read and annotate reading and I thought about the Goodreader application that I have on my iPad. It cost me about $5 but it is really good. 

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Coffeeship (Post Script Series)

Cup a thought,

Iced venti unsweetened iced coffee. 

 

This is the story of a writer,

And a barista

 

Watching you

With one American Spirit per ten.

Watching me

 

Growing,

 

As for flowers and horses, writers

Must be watered. 

 

First coffee with

Cream and the barista man. 

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Where are We Happiest?

Having followed these instructions for exploring Bryn Mawr...introduce yourself here and and answer the survey questions: where are you happiest, and why? Where do you think plants are happiest, and why? What similarities and differences are there between what plants and humans find most comfortable? (While you are here, might you want to speculate also about the happiness of non-human animals?)


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"Visualizing Silence"

Welcome into the "silence" portion of this 360! By Wednesday evening, please follow the instructions @ "how to add an image to your post," and put up here your current "visualization" of silence....along w/ any explanation you'd like to offer.... and don't forget to tag your posting as "silence" (you'll see the options below the "body" portion of the post).

Coordination without a leader: flocking model

 

 (Very slightly modified from Wilensky, U. (1998). NetLogo Flocking model. http://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo/models/Flocking. Center for Connected Learning and Computer-Based Modeling, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL.)


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Back to the Flocking Page

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Welcome to the 360 Ed course!

Dear 360 folks,

Welcome to our course forum for Walled Women, and to the online course forum specifically tagged to the Ed course.  We'll be using this as a space to continue our conversations about what we're reading, writing, thinking and talking about in class.  The writing here is informal, conversational; and for this class we'll be posting almost weekly (see our syllabus) by Wed. at 5.  Our first post is this Wed., Sept. 5.

Looking forward to our exchanges this semester!

Jody

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