In the last episode of the Practical Ed Tech Podcast I mentioned that I had recently spoken with Dr. Scott McLeod about his new book, co-authored with Julie Graber, Harnessing Technology for Deeper Learning. I was going to wait a few more days before publishing the conversation as a podcast, but I couldn’t wait. So […]
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Alphabet teams up with the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, are office perks still cool, and Twitter CEO’s gets hacked. Alphabet has teamed up with the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan to create an infrastructure company? That’s right, dubbed Sidewalk Infrastructure Partners, the new company is focused on investing in “technology-enabled infrastructure” such as advanced mobility, energy,
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Where to find cyber security and privacy resources online Welcome to Cyber Security Today. It’s Monday September 2nd. I’m Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cyber security for ITWorldCanada.com. Today’s the Labour Day holiday in Canada and the U.S. If you’ve tuned in, thanks for listening. I’ll try to keep today’s show brief so you can
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Apple reverses its stance on iPhone repairs, some tips on proper coffee shop etiquette for those who write in them a lot, and research finds heavy Facebook users make impaired decisions like drug addicts. Apple has thrown in the towel. Sort of. Trending on Reddit is the news that Apple is launching a new program
Training and Security System Integration Companies Tom Carnevale I mean, that’s nothing but a good thing. I’m glad you brought that up. I think that there is inherently a lack of education and training on this issue. And I also think that manufacturers in some cases need to do a better job of training.
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Apple to stop listening to your voice commands, popular Android app has a deadly payload, social media impairs decision making? That’s all the tech news that’s trending today. It’s Thursday, August 29th, and I’m your host, Tom Li. Remember when Apple and Amazon were caught letting humans analyze your voice commands? Well, Apple has promised
Companies ask tech giants Apple and Amazon to think about the planet, Harvard says it can use machine learning to predict who is going to quit their job next, and a robotic exosuit that can boost your ability to walk and run. Planet before profits! That’s the message the bosses of some of the world’s
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Who really is that voice, 80 indicted for email fraud and ditch old software Welcome to Cyber Security Today. It’s Monday August 26th. I’m Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cyber security for ITWorldCanada.com. To hear the podcast, click on the arrow below: Smart organizations have strict policies over how employees handle money. Certain verbal
…whether or not the deal is sold directly to the manufacturer. If you are a company or organization that has a thousand cameras or five thousand cameras this will be something that almost certainly, you’re going to have many manufacturers going indirectly and pitching the deal. Now they may say at the very end like
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Podcasts have never been more popular and as consumption of them grows, their popularity with digital marketers is also growing. According to Adobe Analytics, which surveyed more than 1,000 US consumers and looked at ComScore data covering 193m unique visitors to American mobile apps, podcast mobile app usage has surged by 60% since January 2018
