Radar trends to watch: August 2020 — from oreilly.com Trends in COVID-19, AI, data, robotics, programming, VR, technology and society, and security. Excerpt: A promising […]
Questions/reflections from DSC: How might this be used for online-based learning? For “learning pods” and homeschoolers out there? Will assistants such as the Webex Assistant […]
Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt is working to launch a university that would rival Stanford and MIT and funnel tech workers into government work — from […]
From DSC: I’d like to thank Ryan Craig for mentioning several interesting articles and thoughts in a recent Gap Letter. At least 2-3 of the […]
DC: Nice to see such a piece coming from the legal side of the house.#FacialRecognition #AI #Legal #Lawschools #EmergingTechnologies https://t.co/THVDUFL5cs — Daniel Christian (@dchristian5) July […]
The increasingly essential role of the law librarian — from abovethelaw.com by Robert Ambrogi Robots are not coming for law librarians’ jobs. Excerpts: Last year, […]
DC: Individuals or teams can use this tool that works on top of Zoom (i.e., doesn’t require the network effect to make a diff). How […]
From DSC: As I’ve been listening to some sermons on my iPhone, I end up taking visual snapshots of the times that they emphasize […]
Microsoft Teams Rolls Out Virtual Rooms to Fight ‘Meeting Fatigue’ — from cheddar.com by Taylor Craig From DSC: Again, the longer the […]
From DSC: If the first wave of the Coronavirus continues — and is joined by a second wave later this year or early next year […]
From DSC: The article below got me to thinking about designing learning experiences and what our learning experiences might be like in the future — […]
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