Another Cinderella version. Cinderella's feet are so big that she's considered a safety hazard and isn't invited to the royal ball. A very funny story.

Daisy loves helping humans—it's what she's always wanted to do. Then she meets a little girl named Nina who makes an impossible wish. Daisy's magic wand can't give Nina what she wants—but maybe Daisy can find another way!

Reading level: Ages 4-8

Hello, and welcome to another issue of Hot English Magazine, the fun magazine for learning English. This month is another exciting mixture of topics with something for everyone. Speaking of something for everyone, Star Trek XI is coming out this month.

Does university seem like another planet?
Does everyone else seem to speak another language?
What can you do to make the grade?

If these are the kind of questions you are asking, then this is the book you need. After the excitement of being accepted, the reality of life at university or college can be daunting, but help is at hand.

Here are a few pieces of CONTEXT for the CONTENT in 701 Tips for e-Learning:

• One person’s major AHA tip may seem quite elementary to another person. We have included the widest range of advice and perspectives to address both new and very experienced e-Learning implementations.

• The e-Learning Tips were reproduced as submitted by the sender with a minimum of editing. Our goal was NOT to impose a singular style but to share the original thoughts of your colleagues from around the world. (For example, there are many ways in which the phrase "e-Learning" is spelled.)

• We were not able to include EVERY tip submitted, as we received thousands. If yours was not part of this book, please understand. We will be publishing another TIPS book in a few months, and feel free to send us additional ideas to

[email protected].

• A number of TIPS were submitted by colleagues who asked to be anonymous and a few came in without a name in the FROM: field.

• While we funded this project through some low cost sponsorship, no tips were included because of this sponsorship. The MASIE Center continues a three decade commitment to being vendor/supplier neutral.