The goal of information technology is to create cost effective methods to deliver information more rapidly to everyday people. Naturally,...
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Mobile phones have become a big part of our daily lives in the last decade or so. Almost everybody uses...
Read Article According to the survey at the University of Southampton, 95% of college and university professors believe that gadgets increase their...
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Each student has their own hobbies, points of view, and motivation which ultimately means that every student has their own...
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While there are students who like math and can solve equations for hours, there are also many people who don’t like math and feel it boring. The problem...
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As a kid, your parents have been helping you handle most of your responsibilities. For instance, waking you up in...
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For students entering college, a laptop computer is no longer a luxury. In today’s mobile world, students will fare best...
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Thanks for stopping by for this week’s edition of the Weekend Wrap-up, where we take a look at some of...
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If Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook gets his way, the COPPA could quite possibly be a thing of the past; or at very least Facebook could get exemption from the act. While we haven’t seen anyone step up to support Zuck’s desires thus far, this news makes it very apparent that the social networking website is looking to expand upon a larger and younger audience. Why? Zuck has recently been put on the record arguing that doing so would benefit education by implementing better peer-based collaboration systems.
