Austin Peay State University is testing out a Netflix-like recommendation system for courses. Tristan Denley, the prof behind the tech, wonders: "If eHarmony works well, why not this?" READ»
At SXSW, the chief of one of America's favorite online shoe stores lets Fast Company in on his newest idea, a lifestyle and business brand with partner Jenn Lim named after his bestselling business book, "Delivering Happiness." READ»
We all know, at least vaguely, that a better education leads to better prospects in life. But is that really true? A superb map created by GOOD shows that it is -- but thanks to the ingenuity of the map design, it also manages to ...READ»
Research consistently finds that there is a large gap between what employees want and what schools teach. As a result, the U.S. Department of Labor ended up commissioning one of the great government education reports of the '90s, ...READ»
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matter: Robert Picard’s recent editorial
shows a reckless disregard for context, when he accuses journalists of being
responsible for their profession’s own demise. Picard, essentially, argues that
if reports are ...READ»
Thanks to laptops, I have to compete with the
most sophisticated portable entertainment device ever conceived by
man…welcome to the modern classroom.
Now, I could dig deep into my primal
nature and do what authority ...READ»