hence your faculty should address it. Ours has bought calculators to be used during exams. You can always force students to bring a paper dictionary. If they don't like, they can drop the course.
Canadians (and Mexicans) don't have to worry about this type of visa. We qualify under NAFTA for a special type of visa that is renewable indefinitely every year. Furthermore, we can apply for the visa at the point of entry as long as ourjob description is an official list and we have a job offer letter. As simple as that.
Google can be good, but it still needs some work
in the advance category. Compare it with altavista.
In Altavista I can say: host:uwaterloo.ca & not (computer science) & software engine* ~ courses & link:stanford.edu
I have a lot of flexibility with Altavista.
In google you have to use their archaic form. It would be very good if develop a simple parser for their advance search, instead of the restrictive
advance form. Furthermore, proximity is not implemented.
Well, it is just like Star Wars V, in which the Ewoks were able to defeat the Imperial troops. You can indeed modify the settings, but this way, even the "technologically challenged" have a chance to stay in the game (albeit it is a slim one).
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hence your faculty should address it. Ours has bought calculators to be used during exams. You can always force students to bring a paper dictionary. If they don't like, they can drop the course.
--dmg
Canadians (and Mexicans) don't have to worry about this type of visa. We qualify under NAFTA for a special type of visa that is renewable indefinitely every year. Furthermore, we can apply for the visa at the point of entry as long as ourjob description is an official list and we have a job offer letter. As simple as that.
:)
And yes, Toronto is a nice place to work.
Google can be good, but it still needs some work
in the advance category. Compare it with altavista.
In Altavista I can say: host:uwaterloo.ca & not (computer science) & software engine* ~ courses & link:stanford.edu
I have a lot of flexibility with Altavista.
In google you have to use their archaic form. It would be very good if develop a simple parser for their advance search, instead of the restrictive
advance form. Furthermore, proximity is not implemented.
Until then Altavista is my choice.
dmg
Well, it is just like Star Wars V, in which
the Ewoks were able to defeat the Imperial
troops. You can indeed modify the settings,
but this way, even the "technologically
challenged" have a chance to stay in
the game (albeit it is a slim one).
dmg