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Talen from my sunroom in Toronto yesterday.
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A live photo of Feedback Voice.
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The next member for the tactical squad is the space marine totting a plasma cannon :) Had a lot of fun painting this guy up, especially with OSL on the both the cannon core and plasma coil leading from the back pack :) Also added the left shoulder pad to be red instead of black to denote the heavy weapon status of the marine. Hope you like the mini! As always feedback is welcome and thank you for looking :)
Esta es una muestra de un feedback simple. Los dos computadores se miran entre si, reproduciendo lo que hay al rededor y detrás de cada uno y al mismo tiempo, lo que sus pantallas proyectan entre si. Esto hace que cada una de las imágenes se proyecte fractal e infinitamente en cada una de las pantallas. En esta sala hay más de 2 computadores, voy a tratar de hacer el ejercicio con una mejor iluminación y otros dos equipos para mostrar la magnitud del evento que vivimos el sábado pasado. Se les quiere como un hijuemadre, ok???
Abstract details of the fountain outside of the Bethesda Station of the Washington, DC Metro subway station.
Bethesda | Maryland | Bethesda Metro Station
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As appreciation for all your feedback and to fans of my FACEBOOK page, Im giving away one of these fabulous notebooks. Its packed with blank pages for your creative jottings, and filled with some of my favourite images to inspire you...mostly picked from my 'PHoto of the week' feature on my fb page.
Pop over to my blog to read about and see more photos
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Next week I'll announce the lucky person to get one.
AND for those of you who have asked to purchase one if you dont get the freebie, YES, I'll be giving you news of that too... thank you all.
The boxes that we normally see for entering passwords provide insufficient feedback. It does give some feedback by showing how many characters have been typed in, but does not show what has been typed in. That's why most people end up deleting everything after potential typos. The picture at the bottom however, has a check box under it that says "Show Characters" (in Chinese). With this, it's so much easier to know what has been typed.
Based on Based on: Hattie, J., & Timperley, H. (2007). The power of feedback. Review of Educational Research, 77(1), 81-112.
At the panel I lead on service design, we handed out three cards to everyone: red, yellow, and green. We used them for participation during the panel, then asked people to share their feedback at the end. This is the results.
Organizations need to get feedback from their customers in order to ensure that they are building the right product and delivering it to market faster and more efficiently.