sharing untold stories from the intersection of education, technology, innovation, and work.
An important first step for applying to college, and eventually finding the perfect job, is evaluating and connecting skill sets. But sometimes evaluating interests can be hard without some […]
» Read more According to a 2014 study from IBM, “75 to 80 percent of managers believe effective training is critical to project success,” and “skill levels linked to business value yield […]
» Read moreDuring formative years, it’s important to extend students’ learning beyond just typical academics. Social and emotional learning (SEL) helps students develop emotional intelligence and create long-lasting impact outside of the […]
» Read moreAt companies all over the world, technology and software development needs continue to grow and expand. The problem: there aren’t enough skilled workers to fill this employment demand. According to […]
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The traditional pathway to what the general public might believe to be a “good” job involves graduating high school, going to college and becoming employed upon graduation. But is this […]
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At some businesses, new hire orientation means hours of PowerPoints, team building exercises, paperwork, and Q&As that take up hours of time from both senior level employees and new hires […]
» Read moreAs education technology advances, there are always steps that can be taken to make technology faster, more efficient, and even more compatible with other technology products. According to Rob Abel […]
» Read moreEven today, with all the information in the world available at our fingertips, many Americans know little about the extreme poverty in Appalachia. One of the poorest parts of this […]
» Read moreAs thousands continue to enter the workforce each day, many wonder how their skills and knowledge will stack up against the competition. At the same time, employers need to find […]
» Read moreThis podcast episode is part of the EdTech Times podcast series, Preparing Your Organization for the Next Generation Research Enterprise, sponsored by Huron. In this time of higher ed disruption, even […]
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