Updated on June 18th, 2019. Time flies! While some of the basics explained by Johnson are timeless, the processes do look a bit different. Here […]
Resources from Bluescape Brings Creatives Together to Ideate and Collaborate in New Ways at Cannes Lions 2019 Design with Greater Ease Using Bluescape on Wacom video <– […]
Updated on June 10th, 2019. Kavalerchik’s collection is no longer available, but you may find your next favorite Learning Tools Interoperability in one of the […]
Survey: Students Choosing Online Programs Closer to Home — from campustechnology.com by Dian Schaffhauser Mentioned in that article: ONLINE COLLEGE STUDENTS 2019: Comprehensive Data […]
8 industrial IoT trends of 2019 that cannot be ignored — from datafloq.com Excerpt: From manufacturing to the retail sector, the infinite applications of the […]
Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) continues to rule the world. Linux not only powers two thirds of the Internet already. Military and intelligence agencies […]
‘Robots’ Are Not ‘Coming for Your Job’—Management Is — from gizmodo.com by Brian Merchant; with a special thanks going out to Keesa Johnson for her […]
One of the biggest issues preventing Open Source advocates, myself included, to sell the apathetic ones around us on the virtues of forever free and […]
A method of coordination using a mix of markets and centrally planned mechanisms, on the works for decades, seems to be giving China’s education industry […]
In November 2018, 3,230,063 health care records were exposed, stolen or disclosed without permission, according to the HIPAA Journal. Despite efforts to protect medical records […]
U of I to end on-campus MBA classes — from chicagobusiness.com by Lynne Marek The Gies College of Business in Urbana-Champaign will direct more resources […]
Law’s Looming Skills Crisis — from forbes.com by Mark Cohen Excerpts (emphasis DSC): The good news is that legal professionals have more career paths, lifestyle […]
