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Otra de las herramientas de colaboración flashcard. Esto le da un aprendizaje de la estadística.

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de evaluación y recompensa 

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de evaluación y recompensa 

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3. Capa Yapa! Una pizarra libre para profesores y estudiantes. Los profesores pueden crear las tareas y exámenes, que se anotan y analizan y comparten las pruebas de otros profesores también.

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herrmientas de visualizacion  informacion y multimedia

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herrmientas de visualizacion  informacion y multimedia

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herramientas de seguimiento y analicesde activida  

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herramientas de seguimiento y analicesde activida  

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Crimson Hexagon: es una plataforma para el seguimiento en redes sociales y análisis que facilita a compañías acceso a información sobre la opinión de los consumidores sobre su marca, producto o mercado aprovechando los miles de millones de conversaciones que tienen lugar en los medios de la red.

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AI-Powered Consumer Insights Company | Crimson Hexagon

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Crimson Hexagon is an AI-powered consumer insights company for brand managers, marketers, executives, and more.

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rocesador de textos online que permite la edición simultanea de varios usuarios, marcando en diferentes colores el trabajo de cada miembro del equipo.

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Collaborating in really real-time

No more sending your stuff back and forth via email, just set up a pad, share the link and start collaborating!

Etherpad allows you to edit documents collaboratively in real-time, much like a live multi-player editor that runs in your browser. Write articles, press releases, to-do lists, etc. together with your friends, fellow students or colleagues, all working on the same document at the same time.

All instances provide access to all data through a well-documented API and support import/export to many major data exchange formats. And if the built-in feature set isn't enough for you, there's tons of plugins that allow you to customize your instance to suit your needs.

You don't need to set up a server and install Etherpad in order to use it. Just pick one of the publicly available instances that friendly people from everywhere around the world have set up. Alternatively, you can set up your own instance by following our installation guide.

Add Functionalities

Etherpad is very customizable through plugins. Instructions can be found in the plugin wiki article

Contribute

Etherpad is an open source project. Lots of passionate, helpful individuals have joined and voluntarily contributed every single bit throughout this project: From this website through the documentation to the very core of the application. So, if you like Etherpad and would like to give back some love, we'd like to see your contributions! It doesn't matter how familiar you are with real-time applications, or whether you know how to write programs for Node.js. There are plenty of ways to be helpful!

One of the first things you should do is actually use Etherpad, and get to know it - read about it, evangelise it, and engage with the wider community. You can also translate the user interface to your mother tongue or learn how to write plugins. Be creative!

If you'd like to help, get in touch! Also, the wiki is always a valuable resource.

Development workflow

The main development happens on GitHub. To contribute, fork the main repo, branch off a feature branch from develop, make your changes and commit them, push to your fork and submit a pull request for ether/develop.

Once in a while we merge develop into master, which results in a new release. This means you will always find the latest stable version in the master branch.

Thanks

Many individuals, companies and organizations have contributed to Etherpad. We'd like to thank them all!

Additionally, our thanks go out to the tens of thousands of developers and organizations who have created all the modules we depend on or contributed in some way to our ability to provide Etherpad as open source.

We'd also like to thank you. You, who've been making Etherpad what it is, if you've been developing awesome features or plugins, whether you're running an instance or you're just one of our diligent users.

Thank you!

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No more sending your stuff back and forth via email, just set up a pad, share the link and start collaborating! Etherpad allows you to edit documents collaboratively in real-time, much like a live multi-player editor that runs in your browser. Write articles, press releases, to-do lists, etc.

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Get to-dos out of your head.

Stop thinking about your to-dos, and let the app remember for you.

Get reminded, anywhere.

You'll never forget the milk (or anything else) again.

Get things done, together.

Share your lists and give tasks to others to get things done faster.

Everywhere you go.

Remember The Milk is magically in sync on all your devices.

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Remember The Milk: Online to-do list and task management

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Remember The Milk is the popular to-do list that's everywhere you are: from your phone, to the web, to your Google apps, and more. Used by millions worldwide.

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herramientas de visualización de informacion y multimedia  

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herramientas de visualización de informacion y multimedia  

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útiles para incluir contenido interactivo o visualizar información.

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herramientas de desarrollo de contenidos 

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herramientas de desarrollo de contenidos 

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Esta herramienta te permite crear historias multimedia y publicar el contenido. El servicio está disponible para presentar tu blog en una aplicación, como en libro electrónico o en la web.

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The story of Creatavist has a lot in common with that of the modern bra - well, at least the way the late Jane Jacobs would tell it.

Jacobs spells out the story of how cities have a way of creating new kinds of work in her 1970 book, The Economy of Cities, and the first example she uses is how the brassieres made by Ida Rosenthal, a dressmaker, evolved into a whole business unto themselves.

Creatavist has a similar story. The Atavist, the publisher of nonfiction stories, licenses out its platform, so other publishers can make multimedia journalism attractively readable on basically any platform.

In 2012, The MIT Technology review called it "what Apple's iBooks Author Program should have been." Now, respected publishers are taking note.

Unless I am terrible at reading code, I think California Sunday's CMS/display is Creativist??????

- P. Kim Bui (@kimbui) October 3, 2014

Confirmed. In a press release from The Atavist released to Technical.ly Brooklyn last week, the company announced that California Sunday Magazine is, in fact, built in Creatavist across every platform its readable on, which is effectively all of them.

Douglas McGray, editor and CEO of California Sunday, said in the release, "We want to be available to people however they read - web, apps, print. And we want to be a lean company, light on our feet. Creatavist made that possible."

OK, so here's how it's like the bra.

Jacobs tells the story that when the modern bra disrupted the corset business, it started with Rosenthal, the dressmaker, wanting a way to make her dresses fit her clients better.

She came up with the bra, which at first was an extra she gave her clients with each dress. Then that invention turned out to be so popular that she quit making dresses, found an investor and went all-in on bras. Eventually she employed people as far away as West Virginia in the making of her innovative new product. This is the origin story of the company now known as Maidenform.

Stacy's Pita Chips also has a pretty similar story.

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The Atavist built their system internally, first, to publish the sleek-looking stories they've become known for. Olivia Koski, a producer at The Atavist at the time and now head of community at Creatavist, is quoted in the MIT Technology Review story above as saying, "we want to make money, but we also just want to share our tool with people because we're really excited about it."

Try Creatavist for free

Creatavist arose as way for The Atavist to do its work, but it became a thing that let other people do their work better, too. So they made it available, and that became a second piece of the business.

The company has been sharing its platform for four years now. Here's an essay from The Atavist's director of reader experience on the flexibility of their platform, grounded in its work with California Sunday.

This raises an interesting point that's been a hot topic in our current media moment. When you become a media venture, are you better off focusing on the content or a platform?

This has been a big theme in the first few episodes of Alex Blumberg's StartUp Podcast. In episode four, serial entrepreneur and seed investor, Micah Rosenbloom, says that it's a bad idea for content guys to worry about making a platform. He says it's hard to do both.

That might not have been the best advice.

Making content and a platform is what seems to be working so well for The Atavist, a company that's gone through two equity rounds and recently raised another $2 million in debt, a move that suggests that its revenue is strong. The company isn't speaking to those numbers now, but one can imagine this confidence is due in part to strong licensing deals like the one with California Sunday.

Similarly, BuzzFeed has its own CMS and has had success lending out its analytics platform for rapidly assessing different ways of presenting content to other news organizations.

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Like Ida Rosenthal's bra, The Atavist's Creatavist platform reflects a story that's as old as entrepreneurship: people in business make things to solve their own problems all the time. Often, the tool they made to solve the problem of making their thing turns out to be as important, or maybe even more so, than the thing itself. That's why Creatavist is like the bra, and in Brooklyn's present maker moment, we look forward to supporting a lot more bras as makers here invent them.

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The story of Creatavist has a lot in common with that of the modern bra - well, at least the way the late Jane Jacobs would tell it.

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Con Periodical puedes crear y vender revistas digitales en una variedad de plataformas, incluyendo eBooks de Apple. La plataforma permite elaborar publicaciones para iPhones, Kindles, Androids y PC’s de escritorio.

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