Harnessing
Problem There are no citations for this eBook. I would love to see citations. Especially for SoTL (Science of Teaching and Learning) - and particularly because this is an eBook for Higher Education. Without citations, you are merely doing bad-theft - because you give no credit. Watch from 3:42
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Figma
Figma has many options for line spacing. You can use "&" and points, and others also by clicking the "apply variable" icon on the right of the Line height option.
The percentage calculation is different to what is calculated here. To match the 135% discussed and recommended here, as the optimum distance, use 170%.
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Google Docs Line spacing in Google Docs is interesting. You can choose line spacing between 0.6 and 100. You cannot use the % as a line spacing feature.
To match the 135% discussed and recommended here, as the optimum distance, use 1.35 and create a custom line spacing. Note it seems to match the 135% concept, but it does not play out in the higher pts.
alive
Def. This is page is a great idea.
italic
Emphasis has to have the right em-far-sis otherwise...
Protection
This is actually interesting. I do love small caps. But I don't use them often, as I did not like the way the font goes narrow - just as he says here.
resemblance, contiguity, and cause and effect.
These three might just be have the academic logical justification for a "ThumbsUp" emoji style "like" button in the Hypothesis framework.
An Emoji button is a quick ways of providing feedback. This may or may not inform the algorithm about which annotations get placed higher. (User filtering is probably better, rather than someone's preferred algorithm <-- since when did they get to decide anyway?)
12. "Education is the science of relations" means that children have minds capable of making their own connections with knowledge and experiences, so we make sure the child learns about nature, science and art, knows how to make things, reads many living books and that they are physically fit.
And that's why blogs exist.
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Hello World... My first Hypothesis marginalia...