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Eventually the character count will be critical.

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Character Counter is a 100% free online character count calculator that's simple to use. Sometimes users prefer simplicity over all of the detailed writing information Word Counter provides, and this is exactly what this tool offers. It displays character count and word count which is often the only information a person needs to know about their writing. Best of all, you receive the needed information at a lightning fast speed.

To find out the word and character count of your writing, simply copy and paste text into the tool or write directly into the text area. Once done, the free online tool will display both counts for the text that's been inserted. This can be useful in many instances, but it can be especially helpful when you are writing for something that has a character minimum or limit.

Character and word limits are quite common these days on the Internet. The one that most people are likely aware of is the 140 character limit for tweets on Twitter, but character limits aren't restricted to Twitter. There are limits for text messages (SMS), Yelp reviews, Facebook posts, Pinterest pins, Reddit titles and comments, eBay titles and descriptions as well as many others. Knowing these limits, as well as being able to see as you approach them, will enable you to better express yourself within the imposed limits.

For students, there are usually limits or minimums for homework assignments. The same is often true for college applications. Abiding by these can have a major impact on how this writing is graded and reviewed, and it shows whether or not you're able to follow basic directions. Character counter can make sure you don't accidentally go over limits or fail to meet minimums that can be detrimental to these assignments.

This information can also be quite helpful for writers. Knowing the number of words and characters can help writers better understand the length of their writing, and work to display the pages of their writing in a specific way. For those who write for magazines and newspapers where there is limited space, knowing these counts can help the writer get the most information into that limited space.

For job seekers, knowing the number of characters of your resume can be essential to get all the information you want onto a single page. You can fool around with different fonts, their sizes and spacing to adjust the number of characters you can fit on a single page, but it's important to know the number you're attempting to fit on the page.

Character Counter isn't only for English. The tool can be helpful for those writing in non-English languages where character count is important. This can be the case for languages Japanese, Korean, Chinese and many others where characters are the basis of the written language. Even for those who aren't writing in English, knowing the character count of the writing is often beneficial to the writing.

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Character Count is a free online tool that calculates the number of characters and words written in your writing.

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Start with ONLY putting your PROJECT IMAGES in for now. No process images YET.

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You may revise previous process images or choose to not include them. This will help us get a birds eye view of the portfolio, the order we want to put them in, and where it would make the most sense to put process images.

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As clearly as possible, identify the questions or inquiry that guided your sustained investigation

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Eventually this will need to get paired down to 600 characters. For now, write what you need to write. Your first line should start with the sustained investigation.

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Describe how your sustained investigation shows evidence of practice, experimentation, and revision guided by your questions or inquiry. You are required to highlight those words at least one time in the statement (practice, experimentation, revision).

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Describe how your sustained investigation shows evidence of practice, experimentation, and revision guided by your questions or inquiry. You are required to highlight those words at least one time in the statement (practice, experimentation, revision).

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Key terms to be aware of and possibly consider using...

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