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Differentiated Teaching with Glass Whiteboards
By: Robby Whites | May 24, 2012 Many educators understand that there are three distinct learning styles, and many have based their curriculum around an all-inclusive teaching style. Teachers who work with children with learning disabilities, however, have had to learn even more teaching styles, to ensure that their students are getting a full understanding of the material.Tags:differentiated instruction, glass whiteboards, glassboards
Three Ways to Store Cardstock for Personal and Professional Projects
By: Jeff McRitchie | May 24, 2012 Cardstock is suitable for both personal and professional projects such as making greeting cards, brochures, and so. In order to fold this type of paper, it needs to be score beforehand. Scoring is just creating an indentation in the paper so it won't crack when it's folded. Scoring your cardstock will make your finished product look more professional and there are three ways you can achieve this.Tags:professional projects, scoring machine, scoring machines
Frequently Asked Questions About Unibind Thermal Binding
By: Jeff McRitchie | May 24, 2012 If you're in the market for a new binding system, you have lots of choices ranging from comb to wire binding. However, one binding style you should definitely check out is Unibind. This is a unique thermal binding method that uses specialized supplies so you can make your documents look their best. Here are the most frequently asked questions about Unibind so you can decide if it's right for you:Tags:thermal binding, unibind thermal binding, unibind supplies, unibind thermal
Office Recycling: Five Creative Ways to Reuse Paper From Your Shredder
By: Jeff McRitchie | May 24, 2012 Most of today's offices contain at least one paper shredder due to privacy concerns. Shredding documents is one of the best ways to protect personal, company, and proprietary information. However, there is one problem you'll encounter when using a shredder: what do you do with all of your shredded paper? Sure, you can (and should) recycle it, but what if you want to get creative? The good news isTags:shredded paper, paper shredder, reusing shredded paper, office recycling, reuse paper
How to Create Your Own Perforated Paper
By: Jeff McRitchie | May 23, 2012 Perforated paper has a lot of different uses. It can be used to create financial forms, student workbooks, advertisements, and more. Plus, it can be used in more creative pursuits such as scrapbooking. A lot of people choose to buy pre-perforated paper, but it's also incredibly easy to make your own at home or in the office. You just need to have the right equipment. Here are some methods to try sTags:perforated paper, pre-perforated paper, perforate paper, paper handling, paper handling equipment
How to Create I.D. Badges to Improve Company Security
By: Jeff McRitchie | May 22, 2012 One of the easiest and most cost-effective ways to beef up your company's security is by creating and using your own I.D. badges. Making I.D. badges can be done quite quickly with basic office equipment such as a P.C. (or Mac) and a small pouch laminator. Just follow these steps to make your own:Photo Laminating Made Easy
By: Jeff McRitchie | May 22, 2012 Although people share a lot of photos through Twitter, Facebook, and other websites these days, many people still love to have hard copies of their photos. Unfortunately, printed photographs are subject to wear and tear, and a photo can be destroyed by too much handling. Luckily, it is possible to laminate your photos so they will last longer. It's easy, too. Just follow these steps:Tags:Photo Laminating, Laminating
Laminate Your Documents Without a Laminator By Using Self-Sealing Laminating Pouches
By: Jeff McRitchie | May 22, 2012 Laminating your documents and photographs is one of the best ways to make them last longer, especially if they will subjected to frequent handling and/or the elements. A lot of people choose to use either a pouch or roll laminator to process those materials but if you don't have access to one, what do you do? Well, there are a couple of options. Some people chose to use clear contact paper becauseTags:laminating pouches, self-sealing laminating pouches, self-sealing laminating
What is the Importance of ITIL?
By: Everton Angel | May 19, 2012 ITIL is short for “Information Technology Infrastructure Library”. It is one of the vital resources for Information Technology as a whole. It can be defined as the body of knowledge, developed in such a way so that the IT personnel and managers involved in various IT operations can benefit from the same.Tags:ITIL, information technology
Importance of Training in ITIL
By: Everton Angel | May 19, 2012 Training in ITIL is very important for learning the basics of these services. To prepare the design of a service catalog, it would be vital to learn about the different aspects of ITIL that can influence the business of an IT organization and ensure that staff is well trained and dedicated. Sponsored Links
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