So how did that happen?

Because students can get knowledge from a myriad of sources.

The lectures are not the class.

And they're watching the lectures online on the Udacity site.

They're going to be presenting their lessons learned, and they're going to be presenting in front of their entire peers.

Now it can be that they're just misinterpreting the data or they might be calling on the wrong people in the wrong places.

But even better it looks like we can get three groups of three twos

Next Group

Previous Group

Previous Browser

Group tracks

Number of groups

Default group

Group member

Group Properties

And here, instead of dividing it into three groups like we did here.

So let me make this very clear.

So, I have 4y squared minus 50x is equal to 25x squared plus 16y plus 109.

An example of where we've used digital stories in our work is in a training with two groups of women.

Group length

The name of the group

Manage the groups

Group expand policy

I have one apple for every one of these groups.

And how many groups do we have?

Our last group.

A group. Ten of us.

Group

Groups

Groups

select group dialog

Group TKIP

Group CCMP

DH Group

PFS Group

Group

Group reading?

Maybe the business is over there.

User and Group Permissions

all groups

Group Sort Order

Group Sort Direction

I don't want to be haunted by such images any more.

But one of the most extraordinary is Rotary International.

The first is the population that studied in a lecture based classroom.