Forest Quickstart Guide for LinguistsGuido Vanden Wyngaerd********************************June28,2020Contents1Introduction1 2Loading Forest2 3Basic Usage2 4Adjusting node spacing4 5Triangles7 6Unlabelled nodes9 7Horizontal alignment of terminals10 8Arrows11 9Highlighting14 1IntroductionForest is a package for drawing linguistic(and other)tree diagrams de-veloped by SašoŽivanović.This manual provides a quickstart guide for linguists with just the essential things that you need to get started.More1extensive documentation is available from the CTAN-archive.Forest is based on the TikZ package;more information about its commands,in par-ticular those controlling the appearance of the nodes,the arrows,and the highlighting can be found in the TikZ documentation.2Loading ForestIn your preamble,put\usepackage[linguistics]{forest}The linguistics option makes for nice trees,in which the branches meet above the two nodes that they join;it will also align the example number (provided by linguex)with the top of the tree:(1)CPC IPI VPV NP3Basic UsageForest uses a familiar labelled brackets syntax.The code below will out-put the tree in(1)above(\ex.requires the linguex package and provides the example number):\ex.\begin{forest}[CP[C][IP[I][VP[V][NP]]]]\end{forest}Forest will parse the above code without problem,but you are likely to soon get lost in your labelled brackets with more complicated trees if you write the code this way.The better alternative is to arrange the nodes over multiple lines:2\ex.\begin{forest}[CP[C][IP[I][VP[V][NP]]]]\end{forest}One important caveat:be careful not to insert any empty lines in your code,as forest will not be able to parse those.Forest automatically positions nodes in the tree depending on their internal complexity,i.e.the material that they dominate,as shown in the following example.Notice in particular how the horizontal spacing between the nodes varies according to what the nodes dominate.\ex.\begin{forest}[TP[NP[Det[whatever]][N$'$[N[material]][PP]]][T$'$[T[might]][VP[fill your tree]]]]\end{forest}3(2)TPNP Det whateverN ′N materialPPT ′T mightVP fill your tree4Adjusting node spacingAlthough forest will arrange the nodes in the tree for you,you can still adjust both the horizontal and the vertical spacing,and the empty space around the nodes.The horizontal spacing is controlled by the s sep com-mand,the vertical (or level)spacing by the l command.The inner sep command controls the empty space around the nodes.You can specify absolute values for these parameters,as in the example below,or increase or decrease their default values as calculated by forest .This is done either by multiplication (e.g.l*=3multiplies the default level distance by 3),or by addition or subtraction (e.g.l+=3mm adds 3mm to the default level distance,l-=3mm subtracts 3mm).These parameters can be applied globally,to the entire tree,as follows:\ex.\begin{forest}for tree={s sep=10mm,inner sep=0,l=0}[CP[C][IP[I][VP [V][NP]]]]\end{forest}4(3)CPC IPI [3SG]VPV NPThis tree has wider horizontal spacing,less level distance,and less empty space around the nodes than the tree in(1).Also notice how we get square brackets in the tree,as in the[3SG] feature set under I.Normally,forest would interpret square brackets as instructions to create a new node,but by enclosing them between{}they will appear as such in the output.If you like this way the tree looks,you might want to use the level, inner sep and s sep settings for all your trees.This can be done by adding the relevant settings to your preamble(somewhere after the line with\usepackage[linguistics]{forest}):\forestset{default preamble={for tree={s sep=10mm,inner sep=0,l=0}}More options can be added inside the\forestset environment:just sep-arate them by a comma.The commands that adjust horizontal and vertical spacing can also be applied locally,either to a single node,or to all the nodes dominated by a node(i.e.a subtree).Applying the parameter to a single node is done by putting a comma after the node label and then issuing the relevant command,as shown in(4).\ex.\begin{forest}for tree={s sep=10mm,inner sep=0,l=0}[CP,s sep=20mm[C][IP[I][VP[V][{NP,PP}]]]]5\end{forest}The comma following the node label CP is an instruction to forest that whatever follows it is not part of the node label,but an instruction for typesetting,in this case to adjust the value for the s sep at this node.We will come across such commas on multiple occasions later on.This means your node labels must be placed between{}if they contain commas.(4)CPC IPI VPV NP,PPIn(4),the daughters of the CP node get increased horizontal spacing;the setting at the CP node overrides the global setting for the rest of the tree. You can also apply the setting to a subtree by applying the for tree com-mand to a particular node:\ex.\begin{forest}for tree={s sep=10mm,inner sep=0,l=0}[CP[C][IP,for tree={s sep=20mm}[I][VP[V][NP]]]]\end{forest}(5)CPC IPI VPV NP6Here increased horizontal distance has been applied to the subtree domi-nated by IP.In order to produce a slanted rather than a vertical line under a non-branching node,you can insert a phantom node.A phantom node has no label;the phantom command tells forest not to draw a line to this phan-tom node,as in the example below.Without the phantom node,a vertical line would connect CP to IP.\ex.\begin{forest}for tree={s sep=10mm,inner sep=0,l=0}[CP[,phantom][IP[NP][VP]]]\end{forest}(6)CPIPNP VP5TrianglesTriangles are easy to produce with the roof command,which you put after a comma which follows the node label of the node that you want a triangle above.\ex.\begin{forest}for tree={s sep=10mm,inner sep=0,l=0}[CP[C][IP[NP[the woman,roof]][I$'$[I][VP[walked the dog,roof]]]]7]\end{forest}(7)CPC IPNP the womanI′I VP walked the dogSometimes you may want to reduce the width of a triangle in order to get a more balanced tree.This is achieved by putting a double backslash before the terminals that you want to move to a line below:\ex.\begin{forest}for tree={s sep=10mm,inner sep=0,l=0}[CP[C][IP[NP[the woman,roof]][I$'$[I][VP[walked\\the dog,roof]]]]]\end{forest}8(8)CPC IPNP the womanI′I VP walked the dog6Unlabelled nodesSometimes you want to leave nodes in the tree unlabelled.Just leaving out these labels is fine as far as the forest syntax is concerned,but the result shows a rather uncomfortable gap where the node label would normally be:(9)ABC DThe solution is to define a style,which is called fairly nice empty nodes, and which you can put in the document preamble.\forestset{fairly nice empty nodes/.style={delay={where content={}{shape=coordinate,for siblings={anchor=north}}{}},for tree={s sep=4mm}}}We can now specify this is style in the code of the above tree,as follows:9\ex.\begin{forest}fairly nice empty nodes,for tree={inner sep=0,l=0}[[A][[B][[C][D]]]]\end{forest}The result is shown in(10).(10)ABC D7Horizontal alignment of terminalsYou can align all the terminals horizontally with the tier=word command. \ex.\begin{forest}for tree={s sep=10mm,inner sep=0,l=0}[CP[C[that,tier=word]][IP[NP[the woman,roof,tier=word]][I$'$[I[\textsc{pst},tier=word]][VP[walk the dog,roof,tier=word]]]]]\end{forest}10(11)CPC thatIPNPthe womanI′IPSTVPwalk the dog8ArrowsArrows are made using the\draw command,which follows TikZ syntax. This command takes two arguments,which specify the nodes in the tree that are the source and the target of the arrow,respectively.These nodes are defined by giving a name to them with the name command.In the example below,the target is named tgt,and the source src.The\draw command tells forest to draw a line from src to tgt.Place the command following the final closing bracket of your tree.The optional argument of draw is used to specify the placement of the arrow(up[->],or down[<-],both[<->],or none[-]),and the line style (e.g.dotted).You can also specify where exactly at the source and target nodes the line should start and end by specifying this as an option with the to command;this is done using the option setting south for the bottom of the node,north for the top,south west for bottom left,etc.\ex.\begin{forest}for tree={s sep=10mm,inner sep=0,l=0}[CP[DP,name=tgt][IP[,phantom][VP[DP][V$'$[V][\sout{DP},name=src]]]]]11\draw[->](src)to[out=south west,in=south](tgt);\end{forest}(12)CPDP IPVPDP V′V DPDo not forget the semicolon at the end of the\draw command.Note that the\sout command(to produce strikeout in the moved DP)requires the following line in your preamble:\usepackage[normalem]{ulem}.The default arrow tips are rather tiny,which may be improved upon by specifying the stealth'option in the\draw command,as shown in(13) below.The use of this option requires that you add the following lines to your preamble:\usepackage{tikz}\usetikzlibrary{arrows}The settings of the in and out options allow you to control the placement of arrows.This is shown in(13),where the arrow appears at the right hand side of the tree,and with a curve that is the mirror image of the one in(12).\ex.\begin{forest}for tree={s sep=10mm,inner sep=0,l=0}[CP[IP[,phantom][VP[DP][V$'$[V][\sout{DP},name=src]]]] [DP,name=tgt]]12\draw[->,>=stealth'](src)to[out=north east,in=south east]node[pos=0.5,xshift=14mm]{DP-raising}(tgt);\end{forest}(13)CPDPIPDPThis example also adds an annotation to the arrow,by adding a node pre-ceding the target.The option pos lets you position the annotation nearer the source(0)or the target(1)of the arrow(pos=0.5places it in the mid-dle),the xshift option controls horizontal placement.The default is that the annotation will be placed on the line,so you will probably want to shift it a bit to the left or right to put it beside the line.Vertical spacingis controlled with yshift.If you specify more than one option,they needto be separated by commas.You can also add annotations near nodes in the tree,as in(14)below.In this case,the\draw command is put following the closing bracket of the node where you want the annotation to appear,and the entire command needs to be enclosed within{}.The option node[right]controls whether the annotation appears to the left or the right of the node.The option (.west)controls the point of attachment or anchor of the annotation.\ex.\begin{forest}for tree={s sep=10mm,inner sep=0}[CP[DP]{\draw(.west)node[left]{\textit{the subject}$\Leftarrow$};} [TP]]{\draw(.east)node[right]{$\Rightarrow$\textit{the clause}};} \end{forest}13(14)CP DP TP⇒the clause the subject ⇐Notice how forest automatically moves the entire tree to the right to make room for the annotation on the left hand side of the tree.9HighlightingYou can highlight either nodes in the tree,or subtrees.The simplest type of highlighting of the nodes is done by applying formatting (like bold or italic)to the node labels.Fancier forms of highlighting are achieved as in the example below.draw is an instruction to draw a border around the node.The default shape of a node is a box,but this may be changed into a circle or an ellipse .The size of the node is controlled by inner sep .You can also specify a fill color of the node.\ex.\begin{forest}for tree={s sep=10mm,inner sep=1mm,l=0}[VP,circle,fill=lightgray[\textbf{DP}][V$'$[V][DP,draw,red]]]\end{forest}(15)′V DPA subtree can be highlighted with a box,circle,or ellipse around it by specifying a TikZ command following the node label,as in the following14example:\ex.\begin{forest}for tree={s sep=10mm,inner sep=0mm,l=0}[CP[XP][IP[DP$_1$][VP,tikz={\node[draw,ellipse,inner sep=-1pt,fit to=tree, label=below:\emph{the lexical layer}]{};}[t$_1$][V$'$[V][DP$_2$]]]]]\end{forest}(16)XP IPDP1VPt1V′V DP2the lexical layerThe portion of the tree so highlighted may be accompanied by a label,as in the example.The positioning of the label may be controlled by below, above,left,right,or,more finely,by any positive or negative number between0and360.This number specifies the angle with respect to a horizontal radius pointing from the center of the circle to the right(0,360 and-360place the label to the right of the circle,90and-270place it above,270and-90below,and so on).15。
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Delivery GuideEssential Digital Skills – Level 1Delivery Guide_____________________________________________________________________________________•Introduction•Make-up of the guide•Scenario•Project Brief•Teaching and Learning activities | Your Tasks•Task 1•Task 2•Task 3•Task 4•Task 5•Standard MatrixIntroduction:The purpose of this guide is to give you an overview of how you could holistically deliver the full range of standards, from the Essential Digital Skills through the delivery of a single project.When delivering any qualification, it is always useful to look at the full range of standards and consider how they are or could be linked together to give your delivery a more realistic and holistic approach.A holistic approach will provide you with a structured plan to teach the students how a range of standards work together, providing them with understanding of how skills and knowledge link together in a real life scenario.This approach to delivery will also help prepare your students for their summative assessment. To support this we have structured this guide in-line with the final assessment; giving your students the opportunity explore ideas and develop an understanding of the content, to practice and refine their skills, and gain an understanding of the depth and breadth that will be required in their final assessment. The project consists of five tasks covering a wide range of the standards. Each task includes several activities that students can carry out individually or in groups. If working within a group, we would advise that students contribute to each of the tasks, in order to gain the experience and skills required for the external assessment. The activities are designed to help teach the skills required within each of the tasks and give the opportunity for students to practice before their final assessment.The intention is that the students will be taught a range of knowledge and skills within each of the units and then carry out a series of tasks, linked to a scenario. Completion of each of the tasks successfully will demonstrate understanding and competency of the identified standards._____________________________________________________________________________________Make-up of the guideThe first section of the guide goes through the scenario and provides details of the company that will form the context of the project.Following this is a pack of teaching and learning activities, structured as 5 tasks, for all the content that needs to be taught, as well as activities to reinforce learning for the scenario.ScenarioYour friend is turning 40 next year and a group of you want to celebrate the special occasion by going on a 2-week holiday. Including yourself and your friend, there are 4 people in total planning to go. You arrange a get together so you can all discuss the exciting holiday and start to make plans._____________________________________________________________________________________ Project BriefYou must all agree on a destination for the holiday and everyone must be happy with the cost of the holiday. The holiday must include a flight and it needs to depart from Newcastle airport. The only available dates that everyone can depart for the holiday is the 1st April._____________________________________________________________________________________ Your TasksTask 1 – Search for 2 possible destinations on the internetTask 2 – Create a spreadsheet to show the costs of the holidayTask 3 – Create a PowerPoint, showing places of interest for the 2 destinationsTask 4 – Identify a suitable method to pay for the holiday onlineTask 5 – Email the group with your findingsTask 1Using the internet, search for possible holiday destinations and choose 2:1.Search the internet using only trustworthy sites2.Identify 2 destinations3.Record your findingse appropriate software to create a table with 5 columns, to include the websitelink, price per person, flight departure time, accommodation type and at least 1other important factor (minimum of 5 columns)Standards Covered:Task 1Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5Criteria 1.2.1 2.1.1. 4.1.1 5.1.11.2.2 2.2.1 4.2.1 5.2.11.3.1 4.2.2 5.4.1 Extension Activities:Compare cost for the same holiday with different holiday providersTask 2It is very important that everyone has a budget for the holiday. You decide to create a spreadsheet to show a full breakdown of the holiday. The spreadsheet also includes a formula to calculate the amount owing for each person.1.Open Excel2.Give the spreadsheet a meaningful title3.Create the following headings for the table:•Name•Flight•Accommodation•Food and Drink•Activities•Total•Deposit•Amount Owed•January•February•Marche a formula to calculate the total of the holiday per persone a formula to calculate the amount each person must pay over 3 months6.Ensure all data is visible in all columns7.Merge and centre the title8.Format all data9.Make 1 other formatting enhancement to the spreadsheet to make it clear andeasy to read10.Save the spreadsheet with a meaningful filenameTask 2Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5Criteria 2.1.12.2.12.3.1Extension activities:•Present information using a suitable chart•Show different ways on how payments can be made e.g. if save £50 per month, £100 per month etc to reduce balance quickerTask 3You are very excited to show the group your chosen holiday destinations and invite them to your house for coffee. You decide to create a PowerPoint to show the group of the destinations and the places you can visit at each destination. You want to show at least 3 places of interest at each destination followed by a short description about each attraction.e suitable software to create a PowerPoint2.Include the following for each destination as a minimum•Map of each country•At least 2 images of the accommodation per country• 3 places to visit at each country• A description of the attractions•Any other important information that you think needs to be included3.Evaluate the PowerPoint and ensure it is fit for purposee at least one animation consistently5.Save the PowerPoint with a meaningful filenameTask 3Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5Criteria 1.2.1 2.1.1 3.1.1 5.1.11.2.2 2.2.1 3.2.1 5.2.11.3.12.3.1Extension Activities:•Insert a graph/table to presentation to show breakdown of costs•Create and present a suggested Itinerary for the holiday•Save presentation as a PDF and email•Share on social media with friendsTask 4The group has asked that you take control of the holiday monthly payments. They have asked for help for how to pay you for the next 3 months. You search the internet for suitable ways to pay and identify the following secure methods:o Bank transfero PayPalo Google Pay1.Search the internet for clear instructionsing appropriate software, create a step by step guide, to show how to set upand use the different options3.Include screen shots in the guide to make it easy to follow4.Include any important information for each methodTask 4Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5Criteria 1.2.1 2.1.1 4.1.1 5.1.11.2.2 2.2.1 4.1.21.5.1 4.2.14.2.2Extension Activities:•Email findings to all going on holiday•Compare other ways of costing and look at the consequences of using other payment methods such as credit cards and loans to pay for the holidayTask 5You have booked the holiday after everyone agreeing on a destination. You set up a group email to communicate with the group to let them know it is booked.1.Email the group, to confirm the date and time of the holiday2.Ask the group to use this group email for all communication3.Attach a copy of the spreadsheet so that everyone knows what is still to be paid.Advise the group that this will be sent out each month for the next 3 months Task 5Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5Criteria 1.2.1 3.1.1 5.1.11.2.2 3.2.1 5.2.11.3.1Extension Activities:•Set up a planner/calendar so that you can update the payments and changes to the holiday cost etc and email with updates monthly, or put together some projections for each month。
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You have to drag the field (which you want to add on the page) from the left-sided box and drop it in the right-sided box (page).Input: In the input category, you can add various types of fields,●Text Input●Text Area●Number Input●Google MapsSelect: In the Select category, you can add several types of fields●Date ●Time ●FileOptions: In Option category, you can add several types of fields●Drop-down●List Box●CheckBox v1●CheckBox v2●Radio v1●Radio v2Advance: In the Advance category you can add several types of fields●Rating●Country●Country (address, city, state, province, region, zip code)●Text●H1 (Heading 1)●H2 (Heading 2)●H3 (Heading 3)You can also edit the fields to set up the properties of each field. For that click on the pencil-like button placed at the right-top of every field.Top Bar shows the type of field, either it’s a text input field, drop-down field, radio button, etc.Code: Option to assign a unique code to the fieldField Title:Option to write the title of the fieldClass:Assign a class to the fieldCustom Style:Option to add custom style of the fieldPlace Holder:Option to display a default text in the fieldRequired:Option to mark field as required / not requiredTooltip:Option to write tooltipDependency:Make any field dependable to any other field from this option Layout:Option to choose the layout of the field●One Column●Two Column●Three ColumnClick on OK button to save the properties of the field.After adding all the fields and setting their properties, you can save the page by clicking the save button on the right top corner.Now go to FME EXTENSIONS >S UBMITTED F ORMS D ATA from the backend, here you will find all the forms which have been submitted by the users. Click on the edit button to make changes in the submitted forms.You can check detailed information of the form. You can also check the status of the form.Now all form fields show the submitted data. As of now, there are no submissions, so the fields are empty.Now go to FME E XTENSIONS >C USTOM F ORM C ONFIGURATION from backend, this page will appear:C USTOM F ORMS >R EPLY F ORM C ONFIGURATIONEmail Sender:Drop-down list to choose sender option:●General Contact●Sales Representative●Customer Support●Custom Email 1●Custom Email 2Email Template:Option to choose any email template:●Custom Form Reply (Default)Note: Email template chosen based on theme fallback when "Default" option is selected.Also, you have option to enable email auto-response as well, whenever someone submits the form, auto-responder will reply to it. For that, the following configurations are available.Enable Auto Response:Options to Enable / Disable auto responseEmail Sender: Drop-down list to choose sender option:●General Contact●Sales Representative●Customer Support●Custom Email 1●Custom Email 2Email Template:Option to choose any email template:●Custom Form ReplyMessage Auto Reply:In this text box, write a custom message which will be sent to the user who submits the form.D ISCLAIMERIt is highly recommended to back up your server files and database before installing this module.No responsibility will be taken for any adverse effects occurring during installation.It is recommended you install on a test server initially to carry out your own testing.。
