Let's admit a few things. We want to touch the world, don't give me boundaries - but lets do this for free. Don't charge me anything or I will try some other app. I want to share my personal experiences and, by the way we are friends now, I need to know more about you.... Continue Reading →
As I started to plan for this series on disruption, I really never planned to include churches or charities in it. After reading this article I jumped at the idea to get this in as I thought it really details why disruptive tech is such an overused term. Disruptive technology truly is happening every where... Continue Reading →
Microsoft has announced that they have completed roll out of the feature: view Planner tasks on your Outlook calendar. - View Planner tasks on your Outlook calendar, Eray Chou, Microsoft, April 11, 2018 You can do this now by having the meeting organizer publishing the event to an iCalendar feed. Other features include drag and drop... Continue Reading →
Takanobu Kishi | Sony "In January, Sony held a special event at its headquarters in Tokyo. It was a "birthday ceremony" for the new edition of the company's robot dog, Aibo. Amid a storm of camera flashes, Izumi Kawanishi, head of the company's artificial intelligence and robot group, gingerly lifted the droid out of its... Continue Reading →
Think you know your Amazon Alexa? Then think again. Here's a list of 124 hidden Amazon Alexa gems you probably don't know - and should try, right now! Amazon’s Alexa is one of the most popular voice assistants and connected home hubs out there. Amazon Echo and Dot, the main Alexa-enabled devices, are so popular, that... Continue Reading →
Technology in our children’s classroom is expanding every day as a recognizable force, and teachers and staff are very aware of its usefulness and potential destructive consequences. There are so many ways to which technology is being used, I am focusing now on the impact with standardized testing. State testing has started its migration away... Continue Reading →