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Stacey Roshan is an edtech & innovative teaching consultant, math teacher, and author of Tech with Heart. She has a keen interest in discovering and bringing innovative tools into the classroom. Stacey has spent a lot of time working to flip the mathematics classroom in an effort to shift the culture to a more participatory learning space, focused on relationships and individual student’s needs. Stacey aims to empower teachers with ideas and tech tools to enrich and enliven the classroom by engaging learners.
Tech with Heart: www.amazon.com/gp/product/1949595285/
No, there is only one wavelength of blue light with this mask. Of course, you also have both the red light and infrared light (which is invisible). Hope that helps.
They can record a Mote audio response anytime you give space for a text response so long as they have the Mote extension installed! No need for you to give audio as a question for them to be able to respond with audio.
Thank you so much for making this video. I know I am 8 years late to this, but I just want you to know 8 years ago you have saved countless student's grades through this video
After attempting (c) at the 5:00 Minute mark myself, I noticed that there was an error. (3r - 11)^2 = 9r^2 - 66r + 121 DOES NOT EQUAL 9r^2 - 66p +121 ^ Which is what is shown in the video.
They should indeed all be r's in that example! The p in the original question is a typo that I obviously overlooked. Thank you for pointing it out :) Question should read: 9r^2 - 66r + 121
Thank you so much for this video , I saw in the comments that this did not work out, and you bought another one, one of the reasons why I was gravitating towards this one is the blue light, as I struggle with hormonal acne do you have another brand you would recommend?
I absolutely wanted the blue light as well. I ended up purchasing an extremely expensive LightStim Elipsa. I’ve never made such a large purchase, but that’s the brand my derm uses, and my skin has been bothering me a lot with various issues so I sprung for it. I am happy to share more about that options if you’re interested. It’s been fantastic so far. I do think the TheraFace Mask was calming my skin as well, though, and still recommend it if you don’t think the items I mentioned in my other comment would bother you. I purchased from Nordstrom and returned to a store near me within a month with no hassle.
@@ashleynicole2431 I really appreciate that! I'll plan to record one, but I might not be able to do so until the very end of the month as I have my whole family in town at the moment! I also will be seeing my derm for a follow-up at the end of the month, so I can add in any additional info I learn from him :)
Sadly, it didn’t work well for me, but I still think it’s a great option (which is why I’d didn’t delete this video). It is heavy, and I have some neck issues, so it aggravated that unless I laid down. As well, the strap is rather large, so I had to put it on the tightest setting, but I’m also an undersized person 😊 Finally, I’m prone to vertigo so I hated the massage feeling on my head; it made me feel dizzy. All of these things are personal problems and probably not super common. The mask itself was the most powerful one I’ve used and felt really well made. There are a lot of lights and it’s definitely very bright, but the built-in eye protection makes it comfortable to wear even if you’re light-sensitive. The only other negative I would mention is that I’m not sure the light penetrates where the massage pads are, and those are places around the eye and forehead area. I hope that’s helpful!
@@StaceyRoshan thanks a lot for your detailed explanation. Helps a lot. Been thinking about getting this as a gift, but wasn’t sure. I’m also curious about any other potential side effects on skin from using this. I’ll dig a bit more. Did you return yours or you kept it and might use it again one day? Thank you.
@@more-harm I returned mine and bought an even more expensive option (one that my dermatologist uses). I have had great results from red & blue light, personally, over the past 10 years or so. These devices are so much better than the home device I used when I started (I also was seeing my derm for some skin issues, and their equipment made the most difference). I have not experienced any side effects and in all the research I've done, I really believe it's very safe. The only thing I know you need to be careful about is if you are prone to melasma (heat can trigger that with the infrared light in particular) and some people say darker skin tones can experience hyperpigmentation with blue light. Note that my skin (olive complexion) is very prone to hyperpigmentation, but I've had no trouble with LED lights.
@@ktesi8383 I ended up purchasing the LightStim Elipsa. It's quite an investment, but it has been absolutely amazing! In addition to the wavelengths I described in this video, the Elipsa has amber lights to promote wound healing. My skin tone has evened out so much since I started using it about 6 weeks ago. I was so nervous about making such a large investment, but it has been such a great device for me.
Yes, you can share just an individual activity for participants to engage with by hitting the "share" icon at the top right corner of the Visual Activity block.
Loved the review. If you'd like some advice about ur vid, I would say each of the features u mention, should have some accompanying footage. You can lay it over your talkin head video, so it's not too complicated editing. It would make you info more relevant to what ppl are seeing. But I'm no expert, the fact that ur makin ur vids is a great start. Good luck. And tnx for the info on this product🎉👍😎
Hi Stacey: I’m new to NotePlan and appreciate you sharing content, tips, etc. I look forward to getting the most out of NotePlan in the coming months. Thanks so much for sharing.
So glad to know that you've found NotePlan and my videos! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions, and be sure to join the NotePlan Discord community for a lot of helpful tips if you haven't done so already.
I cant find for the life of me how to make subtasks and how to make notes WITHIN a task, for instance like how you did the subtasks around 08:30 mark, no matter how i search for it, I just can't do it, and I saw a view that they had, where he can double click a note to add notes to it and priority and stuff, still cant do this, T_T also awesome videos!
I just hit the tab key on my keyboard to make subtasks. If you're on iOS, there is also an indent button on the toolbar right above the keyboard (4th icon; if you long press the indent, you'll see an outdent option). To add priority, just use a "!" in front of the task, ie: * !!! This is a priority 1 task * !! This is a priority 2 task * ! This is a priority 3 task Hope that helps!
@@StaceyRoshan you are a legend <3 thank you, update: I am on macos and I failed miserably :D but pressing tab did work, but no long pressing.. im lost again, but you are still a legend :D
You helped me finish a big project for a client without going nuts. Thank you so much for this video! This video absolutely should be the first result in google. It's way more helpful than the dinky blog post that says to just add a thousand tiny text boxes.
Wow, this comment really means a lot to me! I just make videos on whatever topic I'm wondering or discovering, and it always means so much when I know that they end up helping others. I hope your project went well!!
If you are further away from the mic, the Shure MV7 is much better than Elgato Wave 3. However if you are speaking up closeup the Elgato Wave 3 does a great job. You are right the Shure does the best job, but is bigger. Thanks for your testing. I am still leaning towards the Shure MV7. Perhaps later on, if I do enough videos, I might also add the Elgato for its small size and convenience. I do have a desk arm, so either would work for me.
Good video! Thanks for making it. I was trying to figure out an easy way to make an interactive touchscreen flow chart for identifying items to train my employees. This is perfect!
Oh wow, that means so much to me! I'm so glad that you found my videos and way to go for investing the extra time to watch and learn in a way that clicked with you.
Interesting question. I just tried. I used my first gen cable in the second gen Wacom One, and it says "no signal." I tried toggling through the input sources but could not get the display to show anything. It does recognize the tablet, so the pen works, but the display is black.
UPDATE: @dwertheimer took this up a notch & provides a template that creates _synced_ tasks: discord.com/channels/763107030223290449/1234693673292140634/1235670055572738128
amazing video for an amazing product. i have been using Obsidian for a while. so, NotePlan looks like an extension with better iphone and mac application. the founder videos and this video is simply great.
Hello, I have an interview coming up and was going to use Pear Deck to show a live math problem being worked from ipad out so you just share your screen, turn on student-paced, sign in as a student and use your tablet? Can I just share my screen and work them out on the Google slides? Also, how do you edit the multiple-choice questions? Thank you so much!
Hi John - Is your goal to have people interact with you in the Pear Deck, or are you just looking for annotation features? If you're just looking for a pen tool, Google Slides now has a pen available in presentation mode: workspaceupdates.googleblog.com/2023/08/add-annotations-to-your-presentations.html. That would be easier. Regarding editing multiple choice questions, when you press the "choice" button in the Pear Deck sidebar, you'll see a pop up allowing you to edit the multiple choice options. Here is more info: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9PJgsa-fnmA.htmlsi=86Lh7RQKBn8FNsX0&t=69 I hope that's helpful, and good luck with the interview!
Hello thank you for detailed message, yes I was looking for both annotation feature to present a math problem from scratch step by step to students but also able to eventually let students work at a student paced during Peardeck. Would you still sign in a student and present or do you think it’s much better to just present in google slides and then unlock student paced to see their work? Thank you so much!
@@johnrivera2615 I'm a fan of your idea! That sounds great. In that case, I would personally sign in as a student to use the drawing tools so that you're using Pear Deck the whole time. It also "saves" all of your annotations (unlike the pen tool in Google Slides). So back to your original plan, I would be signed into Pear Deck as a student on the iPad, project Pear Deck in the classroom (either mirror the iPad screen to the projector or just have Pear Deck open on both the laptop and iPad if only able to project the laptop), and mark up the slides as I present. If you have time to discuss student work, then you can move back to Pear Deck's projector view on the teacher end. Good luck, again!
TLDR: Canva and Lucidpress both offer unique features and functionality for creating and designing various projects, with Canva being visually appealing and user-friendly, while Lucidpress offers more robust functionality for complex projects and better text management. 00:00 🔍 Canva is visually appealing and easier to use for modifying templates, while Lucidpress offers more robust functionality for building from scratch and designing complex projects. 03:57 📊 Canva's superpower feature easily removes backgrounds from images and allows for simple image replacement by dragging a new image on top. 05:54 🎨 Canva has pre-made graphics and design features, while Lucidpress offers better alignment and design elements. 08:12 📝 Canva allows you to embed videos and animations easily when sharing your creations. 09:46 📊 Canva offers diverse design options for social media graphics, while Lucidpress simplifies text management for creating text-heavy newsletters. 12:21 💡 Lucidpress has limited font choices and customization features compared to Canva, but it has a built-in library and the ability to search for images within Google Drive or through Bing with more filtering options, while also offering features like tables and the ability to pull in RU-vid videos. 14:57 📰 Canva and Lucidpress both allow for customizable newsletters and posters, with Lucidpress offering more text linking and customization features. 16:58 📊 Lucidpress offers better functionality for creating newsletters compared to Canva, and Canva allows educators to create classes and invite students to access premium edu elements.
Strategic suggestions leverage AI to analyze text but using “increase the impact of your text” is not considered generative AI as the suggestions do not generate text based on a prompt.
Hi. I have a spreadsheet that I formulate so when I enter a small code (e.g., M1S2D3) in column A, it creates a QR code for me in column B. Now, when I hit the “Enter” to go to the next row, I want the QR code from the previous row to be printed. Do you have any advice on that? What can I use to print each QR code separately exactly at the time that I am entering the new codes in the next rows?
Yes, please feel free to email me! I also share a lot more detail about how I implement my flipped classroom in my book, Tech with Heart, if you're interested: www.amazon.com/gp/product/1949595285/
Hi David! Thanks for tuning in. Here's a video showing a couple of ways that you can do lower thirds in mmhmm: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4v6RiIHk9A0.htmlsi=Zb_GnrVosy1K6zZm. I created a "nameplate" once, loaded it into mmhmm as media, and now it's always there. I find mmhmm to be much more intuitive and easy to get going with than OBS. OBS for sure has more options and customizations, but it's overkill for my needs!
I was interested in testing this feature after seeing it while writing on Google Docs. However, I got an error message saying, "Something went wrong. Assistance is unavailable for your text." I alternated on the length of the text, and I got the same error over and over again. I came here to see if I was doing anything wrong, and I saw that this feature is seen on the actual site for Grammarly itself, but when locating the website, there is nothing to find. I hope this gets fixed soon because I don't want to be paying for something I can't even use.
The format of the exam changed in 2017 (as explained in the description box and pinned comment). Overall, though, this video is a walkthrough of strategies for tackling past FRQs and how to write good justifications, all topics that are still tested on the exam. I hope it's helpful!
Have tou tried using pliers or tweezers? They should work to remove your old nib. Regarding what's best, hopefully the video has helped you decide what you prefer.
I don't think there's a way to turn your NotePlan tasks into Apple Reminders. There is a shortcut that allows you to import your Apple Reminders into NotePlan, though. Also, you can make your NotePlan tasks "timeblocks", in which case those can sync to your calendar (Apple or Google Calendar), and then you can get notifications.
