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What does “number of reads” mean?

January 13, 2011

To calculate how many times our m-novels are read we look at the number of page views of the last chapter (assumption: if a reader is on the last chapter of a story then he or she has read all…

Written by: Steve Vosloo

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  • african teens, , count, leisure reading, literacies,

Experiences of Uploading Latex to Connexions

November 19, 2010

Some time ago I started on the process of uploading all the updated versions of the Free High School Science Texts (FHSST) to Connexions. The books cover grades 10 – 12 maths and physical science…

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Hackathon Three – Third Time’s a Charm!

October 20, 2010

This week’s Hackathon saw our biggest turnout of volunteers yet. We had a total of 30 people including our small Siyavula team, and room L of the RW James building, UCT, was buzzing with…

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Hackathon Two – Another Success Story!

October 13, 2010

For the first time in recorded history, a FHSST Hackathon was run by an all women team without the supervision of a founding FHSST member. Heather, Carine, Natalia and I took charge as Mark was…

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First FHSST Hackathon of 2010

October 6, 2010

It was awesome! Great turnout + great food + great people + great atmosphere = excellent work done! We arrived at our venue on the University of Cape Town (UCT) campus armed with laptops, snacks,…

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  • , Hackathon, maths physics, snack table, university of cape town uct,

FHSST books proof-reading marathon / hackathon

September 13, 2010

The week of the FHSST proof-reading was the most unbelievable whirlwind of top science minds coming together with amazing generosity. This all began at lunchtime on Wednesday 25 August, when Mark…

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“wt due respect check da script b4 sndn it”

March 25, 2010

Last week Kontax 2: The Big Win was published on a mobisite and on MXit, unfortunately with spelling and grammatical errors in the text. This was embarrassing for the author, proofreader and myself,…

Written by: Steve Vosloo

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