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Concerning worksheets > POINTS IN MY ACCOUNT?
POINTS IN MY ACCOUNT?
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lteacher1
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POINTS IN MY ACCOUNT?
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Hello!!!
I just wonder... once you have upload a new worksheet, and some people have even downladf it, when are new points added to my account. Maybe it is too soon. I just uploaded it yesterday. ?
One more question...
As regarding worksheets again... If I copy several texts from different places and past them in a worksheet to create a more complex tast, adding instructinon of how to use them in class, is that wrong?
thanks a lot
Laura |
19 Jan 2010
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MJ_Misa
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You �ll get your points after midnight Spanish time. You can find important info in FAQ:o)
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19 Jan 2010
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David Lisgo
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"If I copy several texts from different places and past them in a worksheet to create a more complex tast, adding instructinon of how to use them in class, is that wrong?"
Laura, this is probably a bad idea and most certainly a bad idea if you take texts from another website that is there to teach English. We are supposed to acknowledge the source any copy and paste so it �s important to respect the copyright of the originator/s.
I myself have never used text taken from the web, perhaps another member who has will advise you where to find texts and how to best adapt a text to make it your own whilst respecting the original copyright. |
20 Jan 2010
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moravc
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Dear Laura
I would prefer you upload ADAPTED / ABRIDGED texts. The text should be "original".
And always state your sources (link to the website / text from a book XYZ.....)
Please no copy-pasted worksheets... Those are deleted immediately...
IF you don �t state the sources, your work might get deleted and you might lose your points...
Good luck!
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20 Jan 2010
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