Word: blackboarding
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Even with her impaired sight, she enrolled in a course that required her to read (or listen to) around 2,000 pages a week. For that, she needed a special blackboard that she could view on her laptop, the availability of audio books, and someone to transcribe lectures. That’s when the problems began...
...speaking about specific companies worth investing in, Cramer sang the praises of Bookham, Inc., a fiberoptics company, and Blackboard, Inc., which offers online software that allows teachers and students to create and share lecture videos and other educational tools...
Cramer told the crowd that he figured Blackboard stock would be a big win with college students, who he suspected were too lazy to attend lectures. He also thought that “blackboarding” would become a verb just as “googling?...
After calmly recording each observation on a blackboard, Franklin turned to her audience. "Being an urban teacher is a lot like being a cardiologist or a dermatologist," she explained. "You may be a doctor, but that doesn't mean you know the heart, or the skin as an organ. It's the same thing with the urban teacher. You have a set of skills that make you a good teacher. But here you need a new set of skills...
When asked by an audience member to voice his opinion on the pending admission of Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, and Turkey into the EU, he stated that he supports their admission. Klaus used the blackboard to demonstrate his logic, drawing a graph indicating that the more member states that join, the shallower their integration will...