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Worldbank API World Country Population Primer Tutorial
Today we’re revisiting the absolutely astonishing resource that the Worldbank API website provides. Such free public sources of data are very much appreciated in our books. Not so much in our pamphlets, but definitely in the books. Revisiting we thought, … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Not Categorised, Tutorials
Tagged API, Google, Google chart, PHP, pie chart, programming, report, tutorial, url, Worldbank
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Middle Word Game Primer Tutorial
Today’s ESL game, written in HTML (and Javascript and CSS), we’ve called “Middle Word Game”‘s main feature is an HTML table element. You may know that we like the table element around here as a reliable controller of horizontal alignment. … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Games, Not Categorised, Tutorials
Tagged cell, CSS, ESL, game, games, HTML, Javascript, row, table, word game
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Golden Ratio Game CSS Tutorial
We wanted to add some styling to improve on our Golden Ratio Game we started yesterday with our Golden Ratio Primer Tutorial. These styling improvements relate to us wanting to add a Degree of Difficulty mode of play for the … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, CSS, DOM, game, games, golden ratio, HTML, irrational number, Javascript, mathematics, programming, rectangle, styling, tutorial
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HTML/Javascript Subject Areas Game Data Attributes Tutorial
Yesterday’s web application game “Subject Areas” which we started with HTML/Javascript Subject Areas Game Tutorial had a weakness in “UX” terms, and only for non-mobile platforms where onmouseover event means something … but a weakness nonetheless. Perhaps it is good … Continue reading
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Tagged cross-platform, data attributes, ESL, game, games, HTML, Javascript, programming, tutorial, user experience, UX, vocabulary, word, XML
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HTML/Javascript Homophones Game Tutorial
Homophones, the topic of today’s web application, and homonyms, the topic of HTML/Javascript Homonyms Game Tutorial as shown below, are both frequently cited as sources of difficulty for ESL (or “English as a Second or Foreign Language”) students. In the … Continue reading
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Tagged DOM, ESL, game, games, HTML, Javascript, programming, tutorial
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HTML Style Mapping Tool Primer Tutorial
We’re having a first go at a new web application tool idea today, an external Javascript tool that when applied to a webpage, or not, between <head> and </head> via … <!–script type=’text/javascript’ src=’http://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/HTMLCSS/meld_styles.js’></script–> … allows you to dynamically map … Continue reading
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Tagged CSS, external Javascript, HTML, Javascript, log, programming, text, tool, tutorial
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?