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by tinyrock 15y ago
We have found the opposite - teachers will pay for software if it is made well and makes their life easier. The price point obviously still needs to be set appropriately. Life was very busy when I was teaching, anything that saves time on b
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by tinyrock 15y ago
We focus on this strategy for Termites ( http://termitesapp.com ) and it works well. The purchase process at the school or district level can be glacial slow.
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by tinyrock 15y ago
The crap results were probably due to the soldering messing around with the crystal properties. Using a pressure-contacts approach instead seemed to do the trick: http://tinyrock.com/resources/4000918/Bandgap-Measurements-I... Has it real
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Scribd Platform for Teacher Resources - works great(tinyrock.com)
1 points by tinyrock 18y ago|0 comments
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Create Optimum Groups - Good Relationships Together, Bad Relationships Apart(tinyrock.com)
1 points by tinyrock 18y ago|0 comments
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The result of a one night stand with PHP(tinyrock.com)
2 points by tinyrock 19y ago|0 comments
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by tinyrock 19y ago
I use it once every couple of weeks to tweak seating plans for my classes as I discover new relationships between the kids. Desktop software because the SA algorithm placed too much load on the server, it started off as a Ruby web-app. Also
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by tinyrock 19y ago
Would love some feedback, especially on ways to market this software. I know, desktop software, how 2001 :) Cheers, Richard
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Seating Plan Generator - Good together, Bad apart - uses Simulated Annealing(tinyrock.com)
1 points by tinyrock 19y ago|3 comments