Traditionally, people were promoted into leadership positions because they were viewed as a top individual contributor, a type-A extrovert, and/or a supremely confident professional. This […]

Since 2018 there has been legislation and guidelines introduced to direct web content to be as accessible as possible and new guidelines were introduced. One […]

The snowball effect has been in full force. First, Facebook made a work from home announcement, then Google, Twitter, and Salesforce followed up with policies of their […]

Joey was an experienced manager at a mid-sized company. When his team missed its mark in the first year, he made a myriad of excuses. […]

Posted by Jamie Armstrong It is safe to say that the last couple of years have been extremely busy in the world of privacy. Organizations […]

One of the authors of the updated standards says they reflect the growing importance of digital accessibility and student engagement in online courses.

This week’s curated content includes links exploring the following: How design reviews enhance your learning programs tips on how to approach training for managers examples […]

It’s human nature to want to be liked. While there is nothing wrong with this desire, it may be hurting your ability to lead others effectively.  Take Susan, a […]

The K-8 ELAR TEKS (English Language Arts and Reading Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills) adopted in 2017 will be implemented in the fall of this […]

The evolution of technological innovation and standards, to this day, including commercial variations, owes the military industrial complex a great deal of gratitude. Corporations continue […]

To encourage the use —and help dispel some myths— of Open Educational Resources, particularly in the Ontario region, government-funded NGO Contact North has published a […]

An Ohio law gives students the right to opt out of Algebra 2 -- a staple of high school math - if they take computer […]