This article describes what higher education might look like in 2025. We are certainly trending in the directions he mentions.
By John Cavanaugh at eCampus News…
What will learning look like in 2025?
Source: What will learning look like in 2025? – eCampus News
By Jason Snell at MacWorld.com…
This winter has been packed with speculation about the future directions of the iPad product line, but nobody guessed that 2017’s first iPad announcement would be what we saw on Tuesday: An unexpected return of the original iPad line and the discontinuation of the iPad Air. The move was hardly exciting in terms of technology, but it could prove to be a smart and strategic one for the iPad as a whole.
Source: The $329 iPad could be just the thing for the education market | Macworld
What is the risk-reward of attending a 4-year college or university? Interesting article at LendEDU.com…
According to the College Board, for the 2016-2017 school year, the average total cost of attendance for an in-state public college is around $24,610. Even worse, attending an out-of-state public college costs around $39,890 this year while a private college costs $49,320, on average.With these high costs, it is crucial for students and their families to consider how they pay for their higher education. College savings accounts, grants and scholarships, and financial aid often knock out a portion of the bi
Source: LendEDU’s College Risk-Reward (CRRI) Indicator 2017 – Lendedu
By Susan Harkins at TechRepublic.com…
The article Configure Outlook’s Calendar view to suit your work routine shows several ways to configure the Calendar window to match the way you work. These tips require a bit of initial setup and afterward, you save time by eliminating repetitive steps. This month, I’ll show you eight simple ways to save time on the fly.
Source: Eight quick tips for working efficiently in Outlook’s Calendar window – TechRepublic
By Susan Harkins at TechRepublic.com…
Busy people depend heavily on Outlook’s Calendar. You can schedule appointments and events and even block out time to actually get some work done. However, we don’t all have the same schedule, so you might spend more time than necessary working around Outlook’s default calendar settings. In this article, you’ll learn how to schedule and modify appointments and events to keep yourself on track. Perhaps more important, you’ll learn how to adjust Outlook’s calendar settings to fit your routine.
Source: Configure Outlook’s Calendar view to suit your work routine – TechRepublic
By Moe Long at MakeUseOf.com…
ASP? PHP? What are all of the options to choose from when someone wants to code a browser/web based application? Why should certain languages be chosen over others in any given scenario? This article will provide a checklist of questions the programmer should ask in order to choose which language to use.Since the inception of the internet, web programming remained a popular and in-demand skill. With a web-driven society, programming for the web continues its upward trend. Sites such as Udemy and as well as on-line and on-site bootcamps make learning web programming easy and accessible. Moreover, programming teaches many excellent general life habits.
Source: How to Choose the Right Web Programming Language to Use
By Richard Hay at SuperSite for Windows…
Having the ability to use biometrics to validate my identity for access to my Windows 10 devices is not only a whiz bang neat feature but it is also very secure. By providing my fingerprint or face for scanning I associate those unique personal features to my Windows 10 log in account for an added level of security whether I am on my machines at home or on the road for work.
By Mitch Tulloch at WindowsNetworking.com…
This is the second and final part of a two-part article that walks through steps for using third-party tools to create a Windows 7 image for deployment that incorporates all available software updates for the operating system.