In our series of how-to videos, we will today show you a video that covers how to hide and show an entire set of objects at the same time. You’ll find the video embedded below.
Not too hard, I think? We also have videos on working with layers in general. A tip is to click the HOWTO category below to see the growing list of practical how-to videos.
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When I listened to Evernote founder Phil Libin, he said (only half jokingly, I believe) that you should not bother to make friends with people you could not start a company with. With Bjørn Terje, it was the other way around – we started working together back in 2001 and I am glad that we have since developed a friendship through being both customer/partner and colleagues in different roles over the years.
Bjørn Terje was our first pilot customer, but left his role as leader of the digital team at Samlaget after an acquisition and reorganization. He now works as a manager in the public sector in his daytime job. Thus, when the time came to recruit our first external board member he was both a natural first choice and available. He did not dare to say no and we are so happy he is contributing on both practical and strategic levels for our firm’s development.
Let’s have a look at what mr. Bakken had to say about himself:
Name: Bjørn Terje Bakken
Title: Board leader
Speciality: Keeping the strategic focus in discussions
Background: Principal study in Geography (NTNU) and employment at Høgskolen i Nord-Trøndelag (lecturer), University Graduate Center at Kjeller (advisor e-learning), Inspera AS (project leader, advisor), Det Norske Samlaget (head of digital unit) and Government Administration Services (head of web development unit).
Fun fact: Able to use a hammer and saw with both hands, and would love to be a carpenter the next time around
I was made aware of today that in a review from two days ago, in one of Norway’s largest newspapers Dagbladet, Cappelen Damm’s Løveunge (literally “Lion Kid”, its series for early readers) was called “the best reading training app so far”. From the link you can see the online version and the picture is from the printed version. How fun!
Cappelen Damm has been using these features:
The app is available both in Google Play and Apple App Store – have a look and enjoy.