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🐍 #Script en #python para crear contenidos con imágenes y vídeo por #IA en #WordPress con tecnología de #Openai (#GPT)
Mediante un fichero csv generas un contenido por cada keyword adjunta.
Os cuento el proceso que sigue el script👇
(enlace al final del hilo).
Mediante un fichero csv generas un contenido por cada keyword adjunta.
Os cuento el proceso que sigue el script👇
(enlace al final del hilo).
Lo primero que realiza es un análisis de qué es lo que está posicionando en top 10 para la #keyword sobre la que se va a trabajar.
Se revisan los #titles, #descriptions, #h1, #h2, #h3, #h4, #h5 y #h6.
Todo este análisis se hace por separado, y luego se une.
Se revisan los #titles, #descriptions, #h1, #h2, #h3, #h4, #h5 y #h6.
Todo este análisis se hace por separado, y luego se une.
Después de definir la partes principales y la #estructura, se empieza a desarrollar el texto por partes.
Desarrollar el #texto por partes tiene su motivo.
Si le doy la estructura completa a la #IA, responde siempre con un sólo párrafo normalmente.
Desarrollar el #texto por partes tiene su motivo.
Si le doy la estructura completa a la #IA, responde siempre con un sólo párrafo normalmente.
Knowledge organisers and avoiding inflexible knowledge: A thread 🧵
The @ollie_lovell and @HFletcherWood ERRR podcast on responsive teaching, got me thinking about some of the pros/cons of #knowledgeorganisers and if sharing how at @BeckfootSchool we try to mitigate
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The @ollie_lovell and @HFletcherWood ERRR podcast on responsive teaching, got me thinking about some of the pros/cons of #knowledgeorganisers and if sharing how at @BeckfootSchool we try to mitigate
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inflexible knowledge i.e. students only ever encountering the knowledge in one format, their learning being 'shallow' and their #schema being overly simplistic. When we first introduced KOs, @Nikki__Sullivan, our amazing @BeckfootTL team, and I trained students to self-quiz
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using a very basic 'Look, cover, write, check' method. This was great to start with, because we went from students doing practically no retrieval practice under their own steam, to them at least doing something. But we soon realised that this wasn't helping students to really
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This is my #mozcon thread :) Tech check done and a beautiful day in the city with @OneEpiphany and @geochingu
I love how systematic @areej_abuali is about her tech SEO recommendations. Not making a ticket for a specific task, but for making a ticket for a WORKFLOW 🔥🔥🔥 #mozcon
@semanthicc Google isn't *shifting* toward graphs, it long ago made that shift and there's no turning back. With the Knowledge Graph in 2012, Google shifted from generating lists of ranked document summaries that might have the facts a user is looking for to doling out the facts directly.
@semanthicc And while the Knowledge Graph may not represent the whole of Google's query response real estate, the entity-based approach it engenders has impacted all of Google's search. Whatever you query, Google's now try to figure out what you *mean& and respond accordingly.
@semanthicc "Accordingly" means as much as possible providing you with the fact or resource you're asking about directly (which - to "graph-based" - absolutely requires you have a graph-like understanding of the things the user's asking about and, vitally, how they're connected).
On behalf of the Bipolar Exome project, I'm excited to announce that our analyses of WES data from 13,933 bipolar disorder cases and 14,422 controls, highlighting AKAP11 as a shared risk gene with schizophrenia is out today in @NatureGenet! (nature.com/articles/s4158…) (1/11).
The article release (almost(!)) coincides with two schizophrenia papers in @Nature from the SCHEMA consortium led by @TarjS, and @PGCgenetics (nature.com/articles/s4158…, nature.com/articles/s4158…) (2/11).
We utilise #SCHEMA to detect AKAP11 as a exome-wide significant shared risk gene for bipolar disorder and schizophrenia (3/11).
Tis the season #SEO fam! And the first day of the #seoadvent calendar. I'm sharing some of ✨my faAAAaavorite things✨ from the last year to help you make merry on your website and online! 🎁🥳⭐🍾 🧵
#seoadvent 🎁1️⃣🎁
The State of Technical SEO report from @techseowomen + @airadigital
The report surveyed almost 900 SEOs worldwide & benchmarks common methods, challenges and toolsets across the Industry and I'd love it even if I hadn't contributed 😅
aira.net/state-of-techn…
The State of Technical SEO report from @techseowomen + @airadigital
The report surveyed almost 900 SEOs worldwide & benchmarks common methods, challenges and toolsets across the Industry and I'd love it even if I hadn't contributed 😅
aira.net/state-of-techn…
#SEOadvent 🎁2️⃣🎁
Learning SEO by @aleyda ✨
This is a brilliantly curated site with insights from SEO experts, guides, tools and templates.
It's an ever evolving resource, so treat yourself to the gift that keeps on giving :)
learningseo.io
Learning SEO by @aleyda ✨
This is a brilliantly curated site with insights from SEO experts, guides, tools and templates.
It's an ever evolving resource, so treat yourself to the gift that keeps on giving :)
learningseo.io
#schema.org v11 is out, with the biggest changes being to pending (i.e. vocabulary in development, pictured). bit.ly/2JsBt7y Some notable additions there...
AmpStory - A creative work with a visual storytelling format intended to be viewed online, particularly on mobile devices. schema.org/AmpStory
PriceTypeEnumeration (proposed by Google) - Enumerates different price types, for example list price, invoice price, and sale price. schema.org/PriceTypeEnume…
1/ Hey #MedEd and #MedTwitter! #TwagTeamBackAgain with another #TweetorialTuesday from the one and only #MedEdTwagTeam
Today, I take some of the things we have taught you over the last 6 weeks and organize them based on the type of teaching you may be planning to do.
Today, I take some of the things we have taught you over the last 6 weeks and organize them based on the type of teaching you may be planning to do.
2/ Here is the series of #tweetorials that @JenniferSpicer4 and I have been bringing you every Tuesday.
Welcome to Week 7! Make sure to go back and check out our previous threads if they are of interest. Just search #MedEdTwagTeam
Welcome to Week 7! Make sure to go back and check out our previous threads if they are of interest. Just search #MedEdTwagTeam
3/ We have been bringing you a lot tips and tricks about #Zoom:
Optimizing Settings
Chats
Polling
File Transfer
Screen Sharing
Annotation
Breakout Rooms
Collaborative Tools
Splitting Your Screen
Sharing Partial Screens
Virtual White Boards
etc.
But how to make sense of it all?
Optimizing Settings
Chats
Polling
File Transfer
Screen Sharing
Annotation
Breakout Rooms
Collaborative Tools
Splitting Your Screen
Sharing Partial Screens
Virtual White Boards
etc.
But how to make sense of it all?
The claim by @EcoSenseNow that Google has removed him from their results for "founders of Greenpeace" raises a number of interesting (and epistemologically important) issues about the representation of facts in a knowledge graph. 1/31
Typically - and this is almost certainly the case here - the facts provided by the Google Knowledge Graph in response to a query weren't created by Google, but derived from other sources (most notably Wikipedia and Wikidata). 2/31
That is to say, in this case, the probability that any human at Google has reviewed the literature pertaining to who may be legitimately considered a founder of Greenpeace, made a determination, and populated the Knowledge Graph with that information is essentially zero. 3/31
