Dec 24
A super brief summary of the 4 types of Kanji!!! This might help some of you Japanese learners out there!
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Nov 18
Let’s learn how to write the letter K, K as in Kangaroo! It’s going to be so fun! It’s easy for kids of all ages to learn how to write the ABC’s. Let’s learn how to do it right in this alphabet handwriting lesson.
From toddlers to preschool and even Kindergarten age, children will enjoy learning from our easy Alphabet lessons!
0:14 – Write Uppercase K
1:01 – Write Lowercase k
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Learn all about the ABC’s
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Write the Letter A – ABC Writing for Kids – Alphabet Handwriting
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Oct 01
Hi Kiddos, in today’s lesson, we will learn how to write the uppercase and lowercase letters of the English Alphabet. As a bonus, each letter has a set of pictures words focusing on the sounds of the letter at the beginning of each word. This video is a great teaching material for teachers, parents and child care providers. Have fun learning!
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Fig Leaf Rag – distressed by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under
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Life of Riley by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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Hi Kiddos! In this video, we will learn how to write letters from A to Z uppercase and as a bonus you will also learn the different kinds of animal names that start with each letter in the alphabet. Are you ready to learn? Let’s go Kiddos!
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Batty McFadden – Slower by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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Happy Bee by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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Breaktime – Silent Film Light by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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Jun 15
Writing Systems of the World | Abjads, Alphabets, Abugidas, Syllabaries & Logosyllabaries
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Chart: Matt Baker
Script/Narration: Matt Baker
Animation: @AlMuqaddimahYT
Audio Editing: @JackRackam
Intro music: “Lord of the Land” by Kevin MacLeod and licensed under Creative Commons Attribution license 4.0. Available from http://incompetech.com
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Just like any other language, many conlangs come with their own script—a way to write them down. Not every language needs a writing system, and most don’t create their own original script, so don’t feel like you have to take this step. However, if you do want to write using your conlang, there’s a few tips we can share that might help you get started.
There’s plenty more to discuss about scripts beyond what we had time for here, so if you’re interested to learn more, check out the links to other episodes of Story Tips below. Or, if you’re already well-versed in conlanging, drop a comment telling us some tips of your own!
Script and VO by Adam Bassett
Animation by Cole Field
Special thanks to Slorany for helping draft the script and providing some of their resources for conlanging (see them below!)
#conlang #writingcommunity #authortube #writingadvice
Check out Campfire, a customizable tool for writers to plan, organize, and share their work:
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–References–
An interactive IPA chart: https://www.ipachart.com/
Conlangs: How to Construct a Language MIT lecture notes: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/linguistics-and-philosophy/24-917-conlangs-how-to-construct-a-language-fall-2018/lecture-notes/
David Peterson’s Conlang Lessons on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mxmc8zo5Jns
Omniglot: https://omniglot.com/index.htm
–Also Check Out—
Other videos we’ve made about conlanging: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLK3_Av20eOMrkHTqYz_llx0hit9LC-Xwv
An interview with Paul Frommer (Creator of Na’vi): https://www.campfirewriting.com/learn/interview-paul-frommer
Artifexian’s YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/artifexian
Biblaridion’s YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMjTcpv56G_W0FRIdPHBn4A
Conlangs University (Community-Made Resource): https://sites.google.com/view/conlangs-university/
The Evolution of Writing: https://sites.utexas.edu/dsb/tokens/the-evolution-of-writing/
Vulgarlang (Word Generator): https://www.vulgarlang.com/
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May 30
A video of top tips in which phonics expert Debbie Hepplewhite demonstrates her method of teaching fully joined (cursive) handwriting.
Debbie’s handwriting website contains masses of free tips and downloadable resources designed to help you teach handwriting – whether you are a parent teaching your child how write or improve handwriting at home, a teacher teaching handwriting in the classroom or a private tutor.
Her handwriting method is used in thousands of schools around the world and an exclusive ‘Debbie Hepplewhite Handwriting Font’ has been produced to allow you to create your own resources in the handwriting style taught be Debbie. You can find a link to the font on the website (link above).
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Apr 09
One of the central tools of literature is using the “lie” of a made-up story to tell a human truth. Neil shows you how to make your story’s world—no matter how outlandish—feel real to readers.
Learn more about Neil Gaiman’s MasterClass at: https://mstr.cl/2Y9HpYn
Named one of the Dictionary of Literary Biography’s top ten living post-modern writers, Neil Gaiman may be one of the most awarded and prolific writers alive. He has received the Newbery and Carnegie Medals, and his writing has been awarded four Hugos, two Nebulas, one World Fantasy Award, and nine Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards, among many other honors.
Not constrained by genre or medium, Neil’s work includes poetry, short stories, journalism, novels, graphic novels, screenplays, and books for young readers. In Neil Gaiman’s MasterClass, the author of Coraline, American Gods, Stardust, and The Sandman series teaches his approach to the art and craft of storytelling.
In his MasterClass, Neil Gaiman will teach you his creative process for generating original ideas and building those ideas into stories, worlds, and characters that engage and fascinate. Using some of his most celebrated work as case studies, he’ll teach you how he crafts convincing characters and stories driven by essential truths. In Neil’s MasterClass, you’ll learn to find your unique voice as a storyteller, seek inspiration in unexpected places, and breathe life into your characters.
Through 4+ hours of video lessons and a customized workbook tailored to each chapter, Neil teaches you:
• Worldbuilding techniques that create a sense of credibility and authenticity
• Ideas for combating writer’s block and tackling fear
• How to identify and develop the narrative voice of a story
• How he uses humor, dialogue, and rich description to bring a story to life
• How to find a story’s core elements and use them as a guide
• How he fuses ideas together to build unexpected and original concepts
• How to make dialogue distinct and memorable
• How he makes the most of unique storytelling opportunities in comics
• How he collaborates with artists for graphic novels
• His approach to writing short fiction that feels like magic
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After watching a J. D. Salinger film one day in her English class, a young girl’s dream of writing was born.
Shane Everitt is a junior at Newbury Park High School. She has multiple hobbies that include equestrian and journalism. She is an active member in the IB program at her school and is a participant in Associated Student Government. This year her TED x Talk, AHA
Moment is inspired by her Teen Lifestyle Blog, BLINKLY.com. She is a person who is striving for a education in broadcast journalism. Overall she is an outgoing and bubbly person. She would like to thank her Mom and Dad, for always standing by her side no matter what. Her english teachers who have exposed her to beautifully written material, Alana Bond and Vanessa Denchfield. And her sister Kylie for always being someone to look up to and inspire her. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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Nov 04
Do you worry about the effectiveness of your writing style? As emerging scholars, perfecting the craft of writing is an essential component of developing as graduate students, and yet resources for honing these skills are largely under utilized. Larry McEnerney, Director of the University of Chicago’s Writing Program, led this session in an effort to communicate helpful rules, skills, and resources that are available to graduate students interested in further developing their writing style.
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Oct 11
This video introduces you to the “Golden Rule” of Legal Writing, to help the reader get the content quickly and easily.
Our Three Key Skills Legal Writing Coach workshop is the core training for Chambers and Global 500 top law firms around the World.
Although mastering legal drafting takes time and practice, superior writing skills are essential to success. Key takeaways from this video:
Remember Your Audience.
Organize Your Writing. …
Cut The Legalese. …
Be Concise. …
Use Action Words….
Pay Attention to Grammar…
Get in touch with us for more about Legal Drafting and Editing in English.
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Here’s a short extract of our world-class materials banks for the world-famous Legal Darfting Basics: Three Key Skills workshops designed by Chris Jensen, LL.M and published by LexisNexis:
1. Correct usage
“Usage” means punctuation, grammar, and vocabulary. Here are 25 common usage errors to look for in your writing.
1.1 Punctuation: Common errors
1.1.1 Usage Error 1: Commas and semicolons in complex/compound sentences
Incorrect: The biggest firms missed out on the revolution which was led by small- and medium-sized independent firms then they tried to get in but it was already too late.
Correct: The biggest firms missed out on the revolution, which was led by small- and medium-sized independent firms; then they tried to get in, but it was already too late.
1.1.2 Usage Error 2: Commas and semicolons for complex lists
Use commas and semicolons for clarity if you have a complex list – especially a list within a list. Separate items in the big list with semicolons and items in the small list with commas.
Original: …in particular information relating to this Agreement and its subject matter, the businesses or financials of the Principal and its affiliates, the Customer, buyers and other contractors of the Principal as well as information relating to prices, sales, developments and know-how of the Principal.
Revision: …in particular information relating to this Agreement and its subject matter; the businesses or financials of the Principal and its affiliates, the customer, buyers and other contractors of the Principal; and information relating to prices, sales, developments, or know-how of the Principal.
2.1.3 Usage Error 3: Commas with restrictive and non-restrictive clauses
Don’t use commas if the information in relative clause modifying the noun (i.e., beginning with “who,” “that,” “which,” “whose,” etc.) is key information (called “restrictive” information). Do use commas if it’s just extra information (“non-restrictive”).
Non-restrictive: The Defendant ,who has expressed remorse, is well on his way to rehabilitation. (This means we know who the Defendant is, so “who has expressed remorse” is just extra information.)
Restrictive: A defendant who has expressed remorse is well on his way to rehabilitation. (This refers to any defendant who has expressed remorse – “the defendant who has expressed remorse” is the subject.)
Incorrect: Anti-competitive agreements are agreements between competitors, which have as their object or effect the restriction of competition.
Correct: Anti-competitive agreements are agreements between competitors that have as their object or effect the restriction of competition.
Incorrect: Flexibility is one of the keywords of the new Hungarian Labor Code which entered into force on 1 July 2012.
Correct: Flexibility is one of the keywords of the new Hungarian Labor Code, which entered into force on 1 July 2012.
Tip: If removing the information would create confusion about the subject = restrictive = no commas.
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Sep 30
Let’s learn how to write the letter F in this video from our Alphabet Handwriting series for kids! Easy to learn abc writing videos that your children will enjoy and learn from easily! It’s so much fun!
Our videos make it easy for kids of all ages to learn how to write the letter F, from children in preschool to Kindergarten age. No matter what age level our videos about handwriting will be sure to help them learn in a positive and simple way. Learning should be fun and easy!
0:15 Write Uppercase F
1:06 Write Lowercase F
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Check out some of our top animated kids songs and videos…
Counting to 10 Rap – Learning to Count – Counting Rap Songs for Children – Kids Rap Songs
Ocean Animals for Kids – Sea Animal Songs for Children – Learning to Spell – Toddlers Preschool
Counting to 100 – Sports Theme – Learning to Count for Kids Preschool Kindergarten
Learning to Spell in the Jungle – ABC Songs for Kids – Alphabet Toddlers Preschool – Animal Sounds
ABC Phonics Song | Phonics Alphabet | ABC Phonics Songs Preschool Kindergarten
Counting on the Farm – Counting Farm Animals – “Farmer in the Dell” Nursery Rhymes Preschool Songs
Learn the ABCs with Foods – Animated Alphabet Song – Educational Kids Songs Children Preschool
Animated Nursery Rhymes
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star – Lyrics with Song – Sing Along – Lullaby Nursery Rhymes – Kids Songs
Old MacDonald had a Farm – Animated Nursery Rhymes – Animal Sounds – Kids Songs Toddlers Preschool
Wheels on the Bus (Go Round and Round) – Song for Kids – Nursery Rhyme – Sing Along
Learn all about the ABC’s
ABC Songs 1 Hour – Alphabet Learning – Animated Kids Songs – Preschool Toddlers
The Letter A Songs – ABC Songs – Toddler Baby Preschool – Learn the Alphabet
The Letter B Songs – ABC Songs – Toddler Baby Preschool – Learn the Alphabet
Write the Letter A – ABC Writing for Kids – Alphabet Handwriting
Hey parents and kids, if you like learning with catchy songs and animated videos then subscribe to our channel. We make 3 new videos EVERY WEEK so you can keep on learning! Education is something we value highly, and we want to make it easy for children to learn while having fun. Our videos center around fun! So stick around and have some fun with us! #KidsSongs #Educational #123ABCtv
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Sep 06
In this video we’ll extend the Fang compiler by adding support for let-bound variables to the codegen and the VM.
00:00 – Intro
00:44 – Plan
00:49 – Environment
01:59 – ConstPool: motivation
02:54 – ConstPool: implementation
05:12 – Var bytecode
05:57 – Bind bytecode
11:23 – Environment support in the VM
18:19 – Running and debugging the VM
20:37 – Summary
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