12 pt Calibri (my favorite for everything), and I sort everything with nice tables.AwersomeUser wrote:Hi again! What font and font size would you recommend me using? (I guess it doesn’t really matter since there is no way that I am going to have time to find out and copy and paste all the stuff but still...)
Kyanite wrote:I used 12 pt with Times New Roman but its all personal preference.AwersomeUser wrote:Hi again! What font and font size would you recommend me using? (I guess it doesn’t really matter since there is no way that I am going to have time to find out and copy and paste all the stuff but still...)
MadCow2357 wrote:12 pt Calibri (my favorite for everything), and I sort everything with nice tables.AwersomeUser wrote:Hi again! What font and font size would you recommend me using? (I guess it doesn’t really matter since there is no way that I am going to have time to find out and copy and paste all the stuff but still...)
Thanks! What about page margin? And do you guys use google docs or something else?dxu46 wrote:I like a comfortable 18 point font, 1.5 spaced, but that's just me.AwersomeUser wrote:Hi again! What font and font size would you recommend me using? (I guess it doesn’t really matter since there is no way that I am going to have time to find out and copy and paste all the stuff but still...)
Madcow and I are using 0.25" page margins as it makes the nice tables we made up format better, whatever is fine, and probably should be changed based on formatting. We're using google drive/docs but word is also another option if you prefer. Word can be customised more, but you probably don't need it so the simplicity of drive is a benefit.AwersomeUser wrote:Kyanite wrote:I used 12 pt with Times New Roman but its all personal preference.AwersomeUser wrote:Hi again! What font and font size would you recommend me using? (I guess it doesn’t really matter since there is no way that I am going to have time to find out and copy and paste all the stuff but still...)MadCow2357 wrote:12 pt Calibri (my favorite for everything), and I sort everything with nice tables.AwersomeUser wrote:Hi again! What font and font size would you recommend me using? (I guess it doesn’t really matter since there is no way that I am going to have time to find out and copy and paste all the stuff but still...)Thanks! What about page margin? And do you guys use google docs or something else?dxu46 wrote:I like a comfortable 18 point font, 1.5 spaced, but that's just me.AwersomeUser wrote:Hi again! What font and font size would you recommend me using? (I guess it doesn’t really matter since there is no way that I am going to have time to find out and copy and paste all the stuff but still...)
2018-2019 Fossils, Thermo, WIDI, RollerCoaster, Density Lab
2018-2019 Fossils, Thermo, WIDI, RollerCoaster, Density Lab
Include information about everythingRock&Roll92 wrote:So, for things on the fossil list like for example 13) Subphylum Crustacea (shrimp, lobster, crabs, barnacles, ostracods) should we incude information about just the things in parenthesis or just the class/ order, subphylum/ whatever in general?
Yes, I would try to memorize stuff. That helps when you are on a time crunch, and memorizing where pages are in your binder also helps you find them. I'd use a table of contents, and tab dividers for easy flipping.meilingkuo wrote:I am coaching two kids for the fossils event. They have made a pretty good binder with all information. However, they just could not seem to finish all questions in time before moving on to the next station. It seems that they spend a lot of time flipping the pages to look up the answers for confirmation. Does anybody has suggestion? Does memorization certain information help to speed up? Does any kind of summary table help? We need help to improve performance.
Compacting the photos and saving space isn't as important for this event, since you can have up to a 3 inch binder. I have one page of information and the back is for photos, I usually have 3 per genus. You should put whatever taxonomic classifications there are, even though they probably won't test you on too much of it. Just in case.AwersomeUser wrote:(URGENT!!!!-My competition is this Saturday!)Hi again! How do you all format the photos on google docs? Do you start a new line and put in line or do you use wrap text to save space? Also how big should my photo be and how many photo should I put for each?
Also, what does it really mean by "Taxonomic classification restricted to the hierarchy on the Science Olympiad Official Fossil
List". So it is like I don't need to know all this:"Protista (kingdom), Foraminifera (phylum), Granuloreticulosea (class), Foramiferida (order), Fusilinidae (family), Fusilinids (genus) for number 1 on the list but just Kingdom Protozoa and phylum forminifera (forams)?
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Can you explain how the branching patterns are different? Also, how is this image Platanus?Unome wrote:The branching pattern of the veins is the most consistent identifier.UTF-8 U+6211 U+662F wrote:Platanus generally has differently shaped leaflets and (for lack of better words) a smaller "leaf angle"dxu46 wrote: I think he meant Platanus, so i'll ask that question: what's the difference between Acer and Platanus?
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