http://cvasey.org/tltblog Thu, 09 Nov 2006 19:34:17 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en sein zum tode http://cvasey.org/tltblog/?p=10 I've been writing quite a bit for the Logic book, and am quite happy with the drupal presentation of it.  But today I have run into a problem trying to copy and paste text from a Word file into a new Bookpage. The carriage returns in the text are not ... http://cvasey.org/tltblog/?p=8 After so much encouragement and comments, I have to say something! On enforcing the idea that students can only get credit for a post if they leave a comment too, I will probably approach it either by saying that each such assignment is worth 2 points, one for each aspect/ component, ... http://cvasey.org/tltblog/?p=7 The blog for PHIL 151, Introduction to Logic, will have a set of categories, which will look like the table of contents of an introductory logic textbook.  Clicking on the topics will open up “chapters” where they will find things like lecture notes on concepts, exercises for homework, and power ... http://cvasey.org/tltblog/?p=6 I was playing around with the phil151 blog. Created a few subcategories in one of the categories, and tried to upload a power point about categorical propositions. That didn't work, so I need to be shown what I did wrong.  I was in "write" and saw the browse button, so ... http://cvasey.org/tltblog/?p=5 Just spent an hour and a half with Martha, and my head's been spinning for most of it. But I think I have grasped some things, especially after she showed me how one of my colleagues is using a blog as a website for her class. First thing we did today ... http://cvasey.org/tltblog/?p=4 why does it say "Dec 31 1969" on here? this summer i used a wiki in my Intro to Logic class as a way to have a Discussion Board that everyone could see the contents of. we didn't use it for what wikis are intended for; no one was supposed ... http://cvasey.org/tltblog/?p=1