When my flight from Ireland via Frankfurt arrived during the brisk Geneva evening at 7:30, I had already mentally prepared to stay the night in […]
News broke a few weeks ago on the funding woes and staff exits for Magic Leap Glasses. A new article in The Information (by subscription) […]
Types of Conjunctions Without conjunctions, you’d be forced to express every complex idea in a series of short, simplistic sentences I like playing soccer, I […]
Howdy, folks! Welcome to another in a series of periodic ed tech news roundups. We hope you enjoy this one, and if you have a […]
The annual Speexx Exchange conference for L&D in Berlin took place in late November this year, with over 150 HR and L&D experts in attendance, […]
Canvas parent Instructure to go private in $2B deal — from educationdive.com by Hallie Busta Also see: New Ownership for an LMS Giant: Private […]
Technology is increasingly being used to provide legal services, which demands a new breed of innovative lawyer for the 21st century. Law schools are launching […]
Top artificial intelligence predictions for 2020 from IDC and Forrester — from forbes.com by Gil Press Excerpts: IDC and Forrester issued recently their predictions for […]
Upwork debuts The Upwork 100, ranking the top 100 in-demand skills for independent professionals — from upwork.com Excerpt: The Upwork 100 ranks the top 100 […]
Considering AI in hiring? As its use grows, so do the legal implications for employers. — from forbes.com by Alonzo Martinez; with thanks to Paul […]
From DSC: Another good example of a learning ecosystem! Here’s a shout out to all of you checking in here: Thanks for your time and […]
The future of law and computational technologies: Two sides of the same coin — from law.mit.edu by Daniel Linna Law and computation are often thought […]