Uber Ink

07/31/2020

Missing: My So-called ‘Normal Life’
http://uberink.com/blog/

07/31/2019

https://spark.adobe.com/video/YCHaAQ4LDV8ME

See the video

05/19/2019

https://spark.adobe.com/post/r0V8Ts1mS3pUD/
Playing with Spark has been fun so far!!

See the graphic

05/09/2019

Need words? We got 'em! From helping you create content for your web site, to helping you reach out to your clients with a newsletter, to creating presentations that rock - we can help with that!

01/10/2017

Love being reminded of eloquent words.

Metacognition
(MET-ta-cog-NISH-un)
Noun
-The process of thinking about how we think and make meaning.
-Awareness or analysis of one's own learning or thinking processes.
From “meta-“ a word-forming element meaning - higher, beyond - from Greek "meta" - in the midst of, in common with, by means of, in pursuit or quest of -
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cognition - from Latin "cognitionem" (nominative cognitio) - a getting to know, acquaintance, knowledge- noun of action from past participle stem of “cognoscere".

Used in a sentence:
“My own efforts towards metacognition have aided me tremendously during finals.”

Metacognition refers to higher order thinking which involves active control over the cognitive processes engaged in learning. Activities such as planning how to approach a given learning task, monitoring comprehension, and evaluating progress toward the completion of a task are metacognitive in nature.

11/21/2016

Oh yes. Punny.

Wimbley from Marty Mouse House

10/20/2016

Some seriously awesome marketing here. Content counts!

09/23/2016

09/16/2016

Ah, bean there, done that. Happy Friday!

08/11/2016

Something to remember for every person in your work-day encounters.

08/09/2016

An excellent guide to handling networking! Read this before your next event; it's got very helpful hints.

Learn about 13 not-so-obvious networking mistakes you may not even know you're making -- and that could be seriously holding you back.

05/25/2016

Awesome blog about the many dimensions of communicating through copy!

Chunking, word recognition, and universal design are the cornerstones of readable copy. Are you writing in a way your audience can easily understand? In this post, Isla McKetta doles out the top insights from her research into readability and its utter importance.