Increase Resolution of YouTube Thumbnails

Regular Expressions (Regex)

Project 1. Scrape Internet Data

Project 2. Create a Helpful JavaScript Function

Project 2. Create a Chrome Extension to Track Learner Data

Project 3. Develop a Micro eLearning Module

Project 3. Integrate Click-Level Data Collection

Project 4. Develop a Learner Dashboard

Project 5. Develop a Teacher Dashboard

Project 6. Create a Video Walkthrough

Challenge 1. Hack a Website (well, sort of...)

Challenge 2. Get All Email Addresses from a Staff Directory

Challenge 4. Analyze Pronoun Usage in Tolstoy's Novels

Challenge 5. Use LMS System Classes in Your Custom Content

Challenge 6. Determine the Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level of Content on Any Website

Challenge 7. Get the Navigation Outline of a Google Doc as a Table

Challenge 8. Create a Bootstrap Web Page

Challenge 9. Format a Poem Using Bootstrap

Challenge 10. Format Images into a Grid Using Bootstrap

Challenge 11. Format a Document Using Bootstrap

Challenge 12. Remove Unnecessary HTML

Challenge 13. Create Some JavaScript Listener Buttons

Challenge 14. Dynamically Fetch Content via a REST API and Include it in Your Module

Challenge 15. Use an AI (via a REST API) to Generate a Summary of Your Module's Content

Challenge 16. Retrieve Dynamic Web Data in Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel

Essential Tools

Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)

Web Browser Inspectors

Generative Artificial Intelligences (AIs)

Document Object Model (DOM)

Common HTML Elements

Common HTML Attributes

Helpful HTML Snippets

Common CSS Properties

JavaScript Listeners

JavaScript Basics

LilxAPI in Storyline 3

Canvas Icons and Buttons

Legalities and Ethics

Extracting HTML Elements from a Web Page using JavaScript

Extracting Structured Content with an API and JavaScript

Learning Analytics

Challenge 3

Get Article Links from a Google Scholar Profile

Organizing Web Data with JavaScript

Background

A researcher comes to you and asks your help putting together their dossier for tenure and promotion. To make the case that they are doing good work, they would like a list of links to their top-cited articles as a table to include in their dossier, which will be a Microsoft Word document. So, you need to get a list of their top articles (without any other data) from Google Scholar and make them into a table that works in Microsoft Word.

Task

Go to a scholar's profile on Google Scholar and extract their top 100 articles as a table of links (e.g., Royce Kimmons).

Solution

Looking in the Inspector, you find that each link for an article on Google Scholar has the class "gsc_a_at".

Go to ChatGPT or another AI and ask it the following:

in JS, find all links with the class gsc_a_at and return them as a table in the console

This provides the following command, which you can then run in the Inspector Console:

const links = document.querySelectorAll(".gsc_a_at");const linkData = [];links.forEach((link) => {
const href = link.href;
const text = link.textContent;
linkData.push({ href, text });
});console.table(linkData);

This provides the following table in the Inspector Console:

This table can then be copy/pasted to Microsoft Word.

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