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Written by leading psychologists, including Edna Foa, David Barlow and Michelle Craske, Treatments That Work is a renowned series of evidence-based, structured treatment programs. Each title in the series focuses on a specific problem, such as anxiety, panic, eating disorders and PTSD. Containing step-by-step procedures for delivering evidence-based psychological interventions, this series will support you in providing the best possible care for your clients.

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Liveworksheets - Interactive Worksheet Builder - Didaktor

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On the eve of the announced webinar, I want to introduce you to an unusual interactive worksheet constructor. As a rule, many teachers work with those online services that have a powerful potential for creating interactive tasks and tests. The advantages of this constructor are that it is as close as possible to the vision of a printed worksheet. I suddenly discovered that my old technological map designs, which are already about 15 years old, are suddenly getting a second life. And without too much stress.

The basis of the author's Technique of Active and Productive Reading, as well as the Technology of Modular Reductive Learning, were technological maps for students.

I remember my drunken passion for creating lesson scenarios and replicating them. Only later did I realize how troublesome, time-consuming the process is. Especially when I had to check students' workbooks.

Surely many teachers have such task cards, worksheets. Now there is no need to throw them away or radically change them, subordinating them to the logic of new digital tools.

Recently, I discovered a service that allowed me to turn my printed designs into full-fledged interactive worksheets.

The very name of the service Liveworksheets (interactive worksheet) speaks for itself.

To create interactive worksheets, you can use your notes in Word, as well as in PDF or JPEG image format.

After registration, exit the mode of creating an interactive worksheet. Upload your text document.

From practice, I advise you to upload a document or image that has already been converted to PDF.

Next, we find the command "Create an interactive worksheet" and insert the boxes where the student should enter his answer.

Interactive sheets can be assembled into your interactive books.

You can create your own class.

Distribute logins and passwords to students.

You can send students a link to an interactive worksheet or post it on a website or blog. And the students start working. Here is what one of these former printed worksheets looks like. Click on the box and complete the task.

Russia in the 17th century, an interactive worksheet by George779

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As you can see, the so-called open answers are presented here. As mentioned above, you can insert an image for a quiz or open response entry.

Monuments, an interactive worksheet by George779

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However, the designer allows you to create compliance and drag-and-drop tests.

All responses go to the teacher's journal, where each student's work is tracked.

Tools Liveworksheets represent the entire volume necessary for full-fledged work, and in the mode that is usually familiar to the teacher and student. That is, the HDI is presented in the form of a printed worksheet.

Moreover, the program will record the activity of the student.

HDI can be printed. Then it is even easier for students to work when completing assignments.

You will find many more useful features in this interesting service.

Watch the instructional video on how to use it.

We can get rid of printing worksheets and notebooks. And at the same time use the great potential of digital technologies.

It is difficult to cover all the tools in one article Liveworksheets . Ready to answer your questions.

Headings: To help the teacher, online services, methods of media didactics, Digital didactics | Tags: interactive worksheet, constructors

Trick #93. Running Procedures on Protected Excel Worksheets - MS Excel

Excel macros are a great way to save time and eliminate errors. However, sooner or later you try to run your favorite Excel macro on a protected worksheet, with or without a password, and get a runtime error. You can avoid it with the following trick.

If you've ever tried to run an Excel macro on a protected worksheet, you know that as soon as that worksheet is mentioned in the macro, the macro most likely stops working and a runtime error occurs. Before starting work, we recommend that you have a good rest, Krasnodar hotels are at your service inexpensively and with full board. And now to business. One way around this is to use code like the following to unprotect and then protect the worksheet again, as shown in Listing 7-21.

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 //Listing 7.21 SubMyMacro() Sheet1.Unprotect Password:="Secret" //YOUR CODE Sheet1.Protect Password:="Secret" End Sub

As you can see, this code unprotects Sheet1 with the Secret password, executes the code, and then re-enables the password protection. This code works, but it has a few drawbacks. For example, it might throw an error and stop before it reaches code line Sheet1.Protect Password:="Secret" . This will, of course, leave the worksheet unprotected. Another disadvantage is that you will need similar code for all macros and all worksheets.

Another workaround is to use UserInterFaceOnly, an optional argument to the Protect method that can be set to True (default is False). If this argument is set to True, Excel allows all Excel VBA macros to run on password-protected or non-password-protected worksheets.

However, if you use the Protect method on a worksheet with its UserInterfaceOnly argument set to True, and then save the workbook, the entire worksheet (not just the interface) will be fully protected the next time the workbook is opened. To set the UserInterfaceOnly argument back to True after opening the workbook, you must reapply the Protect method, which sets the UserInterfaceOnly value to true.

To avoid confusion, use the Workbook_Open event, which is fired when a workbook is opened. Because this event belongs to the Workbook object ThisWorkbook, you must place the following code in a private module of the ThisWorkbook object. To do this, in Windows versions of Excel, right-click the Excel icon and select View Code from the shortcut menu. On a Macintosh, open the Workbook object in the Projects window in VBE. Then enter the code shown in listing 7-22.

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 //Listing 7.22 Private Sub WorkbookOpen() //If you have different passwords for all worksheets. Sheets(l).Protect Password:="Secret". UserInterFaceOnly:=True Sheets(2).Protect Password:="Carrot". UserInterFaceOnly:=True //Repeat as many times as needed. End Sub

The previous code is appropriate when all worksheets on which you want to run this macro have different passwords, or if you don't want to protect all worksheets.

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