Only 22.3% of schools across the country, government and private, had internet services in 2019-20, a year when education went online after the induced lockdown, says a new report in India. Explaining the differences in the education system. The report titled ‘No Trainer, No Class’, the third edition of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s (UNESCO)… Read More »
Disruptor It has become a tough word in the business world. Every new venture likes to position itself as a brand new concept or new drive which is capable of eliminating its chaotic, complacent business and the best way towards a new path for all. After all, many of those enterprises aren’t really modern and specialized enough to… Read More »
When Kelly Beckner, the company’s vice president of human assets at MBO Companions, began switching employees to remote work because of the pandemic, she realized that a major priority was figuring out how to accommodate a new distant workforce. Ashburn, Va. Headquartered in the U.S., MBO Companions is a software program firm that helps self-employed professionals and their… Read More »
The audio system and panelists offered insight into the value and ethics of blockchain technologies and famously represented something as a token of expertise. The discussion took place Friday (Oct. 8) as part of a digital opportunity hosted by the College of Arkansas Blockchain Middle of Excellence. The 2021 Blockchain for Business conference had over 400 registrants and… Read More »
The auto industry faces two challenges as specialization programs become more advanced. One is that drivers find them so sophisticated that they don’t use them. The opposite is that specialization requires parts that are not always available. The lack of a semiconductor chip, including those commonly used in auto electronics programs, has severely restricted what manufacturers can manufacture.… Read More »
The founder and CEO of Dell Applied Sciences noted that blockchain as a class is “underestimated in all likelihood”, though declined to touch on whether bitcoin was undervalued or overrated. The remarks came during an interview Saturday with the New York instance’s e-newsletter Dealbook. Dell was an early adopter of bitcoin. His firm, which sells a wide range… Read More »
Thanks to a grant from Toshiba, college students in Michael Stewart’s physics class at Unity Reed Extensive College can have access to Wi-Fi, true and easy-to-use practical science, especially for those new to the study of science and physics. You can open options. . Stewart teaches physics, chemistry, biology and earth sciences at Unity Read Extensive. His Toshiba… Read More »
For fifty years, British governments have tried to reverse the real and perceived decline of the country’s relative economic and political clout. The decline – which economic historians date from the climax of British imperial power around 1870 – has often been attributed to a deep-seated, almost cultural, national hatred for science and technology. This malaise was expressed… Read More »
The revelation in April that scientists had edited the genome of a human embryo — an inevitable development for anyone paying attention to biotechnological advances — has sparked the biggest bioethical debate of the year and one that will last for decades. The overwhelming consensus is that such embryos should not be terminated in clinical settings – at… Read More »
2014 has certainly been a wild ride – the 3D printing industry is maturing. As a result the number of stories about the technology and its applications is growing rapidly and keeping up with it has been the wild bit. And, when I say ‘stories,’ I also include real stories, close-knit stories and a whole lot of bullshit… Read More »