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Concerning worksheets > Visible cells
Visible cells
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Carla Horne
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Visible cells
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Dear Friends,
I have a question, please. If cells are visible on a worksheet, does that always mean that it is stolen? Could someone buy a program to create them?
Thanks,
Carla
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22 Sep 2009
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moravc
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Well it usually indicates the worksheet is a copy from web browser. But the contributor could have copied his own internet exercises... Very unusual, but it can happen.
For example - I had made an offline exercise in MS Front Page and if I was lazy, I could have copied it as it is into a blank MS Word...
The "gap fill" cells are not so easy to create in MS Word itself...
Hope it helps...
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22 Sep 2009
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Carla Horne
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Thanks, Moravc, that does help.
Carla
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22 Sep 2009
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Ahlam
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Salam
Not necessarly coz authors sometimes keep their typing neat and well-organised by editing it in invisible tables. specially in matching A items to B items.
Take care
Ahlam |
22 Sep 2009
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Jayho
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Hi Carla
These formats are easily copied from web based programs. I discovered that I can copy and paste the contents of my draft OE to MS Word as a back up in case the OE doesn�t upload correctly. The cells actually work in MS Word.
Nevertheless, I have found that many WSs with these cells are copied directly from the Internet. A simple copy and paste of just one question from the WS into Google usually brings up the original source in a matter of seconds. You can then decide, based on how much of the WS is copied, whether you wish to report it.
Cheers
Jayho |
22 Sep 2009
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s.lefevre
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Hi, I think that worksheets with cells are copied from the net. Why would a busy teacher spend time to make them if they are not pratical at all because most of the time they are too small for the whole word or sentence. They are concieved for the net. |
22 Sep 2009
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