Gift Log

This lovely, unique Wedding Gift logbook, organizer is a perfect way to record all of your wedding gifts. It's a great way to keep track of all the gifts you have received from each guest, friends, and family for all your celebrations & occasions pertaining to your wedding. Each interior page includes space to write the following: Date - Write the date of the receipt of the gift. Gift Received - Record what the gift was and any description. Given By - Log who the gift is from. Thank You Sent - Mark the check box after you have sent the Thank You note. Notes - For writing any other important information. Beautifully designed. Simple and easy to use. Logs, logbooks, and journals are a great way to keep all of your information all in one place. Large size is 8.5x11 inches, 112 pages, white paper, black ink, soft matte finish cover, paperback. Get your copy now!

The holidays are a busy time of year. This Christmas gift tracker has everything you need to keep up with the presents you need to give and presents you receive. Prompts to fill in such as: gift ideas, gifts to give, gifts completed and gifts received, added on crisp white pages with neat log book templates, can help you manage your busy winter season and maybe help a little with that stressful Christmas holiday shopping! This Gift Tracker can serve as Santa's Helper anytime!

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The GIFT Users Symposia began in 2013 with the goal to capture successful implementations of GIFT from the user community and to share recommendations leading to more useful capabilities for authors, researchers, and learners of Adaptive Instructional Systems (AIS). The attached proceedings resulted from papers accepted for the 9th Annual GIFT Users Symposium held virtually (due to COVID-19) on 26-27 May 2021. It is a excellent collection of contributions covering all aspects of AIS implementation, with special attention towards future training and education concepts centered around collaboration and team dynamics.

This is the fifth year we have been able to capture the research and development efforts related to the Generalized Intelligent Framework for Tutoring (GIFT) community which at the writing of these proceedings has well over 1000 users in over 65 countries. We are proud of what we have been able to accomplish with the help of our user community. These proceedings are intended to document the evolutions of GIFT as a tool for the authoring of intelligent tutoring systems (ITSs) and the evaluation of adaptive instructional tools and methods.

Bring the great outdoors in with handsome log notes to record your thoughts, messages, and to-dos. Whether you're stumped or branching out in new directions, list your ideas in this look-alike list ledger with four notepads (grid, lined, dotted, and blank). Attached is a pencil that slips through elastic loops to help you stick with it.

The Generalized Intelligent Framework for Tutoring (GIFT) Users Symposia began in 2013 with the goal to capture successful implementations of GIFT from the user community and to share recommendations leading to more useful capabilities for GIFT authors, researchers, and learners. The attached proceedings resulted from papers accepted for the 4th Annual GIFT Users Symposium.