I’ve been building small-town tourism sites for Arkansas, just finished Mount Ida. Curious if I missed anything locals would add?
Mount Ida - https://mt-ida-tourism.vercel.app
Glenwood - https://www.glenwoodarkansas.org
Amity - https://amityarkansas.org
I’ve been building small-town tourism sites for Arkansas, just finished Mount Ida. Curious if I missed anything locals would add?
Mount Ida - https://mt-ida-tourism.vercel.app
Glenwood - https://www.glenwoodarkansas.org
Amity - https://amityarkansas.org
I’ve been trying to cut down the time it takes to make editing worksheets, so I ended up building a small tool for it and wanted to see if this is actually useful outside my own use.
Basically you paste a passage (or upload a PDF) and it turns it into an editing worksheet with realistic mistakes and an answer key. You can tweak grade level, how many errors, and what type (grammar, punctuation, etc.). I’ve mostly been using it for quick bell work and daily practice stuff.
It’s still pretty simple and I’m tweaking it as I go, so I’m more interested in whether this would actually be helpful in a classroom than anything else. If anyone wants to try it or has ideas on what would make it better for students, I’d appreciate the feedback.
I’ve been trying to cut down the time it takes to make editing worksheets, so I ended up building a small tool for it and wanted to see if this is actually useful outside my own use.
Basically you paste a passage (or upload a PDF) and it turns it into an editing worksheet with realistic mistakes and an answer key. You can tweak grade level, how many errors, and what type (grammar, punctuation, etc.). I’ve mostly been using it for quick bell work and daily practice stuff.
It’s still pretty simple and I’m tweaking it as I go, so I’m more interested in whether this would actually be helpful in a classroom than anything else. If anyone wants to try it or has ideas on what would make it better for students, I’d appreciate the feedback.
I’ve been trying to cut down the time it takes to make editing worksheets, so I ended up building a small tool for it and wanted to see if this is actually useful outside my own use.
Basically you paste a passage (or upload a PDF) and it turns it into an editing worksheet with realistic mistakes and an answer key. You can tweak grade level, how many errors, and what type (grammar, punctuation, etc.). I’ve mostly been using it for quick bell work and daily practice stuff.
It’s still pretty simple and I’m tweaking it as I go, so I’m more interested in whether this would actually be helpful in a classroom than anything else. If anyone wants to try it or has ideas on what would make it better for students, I’d appreciate the feedback.