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“We do not need to try to create innovative characteristics in the individual, we simply need to show them how to cultivate innovative thought.” What is innovation, and how can it be cultivated? These are two of the questions being raised by researchers at the University of South Florida. In a new issue of Technology... Read More 
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If you want to grow as an entrepreneur, you need to realize you can't do everything yourself.
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Some people treat networking like bumper cars. Success is measured by the number of people that they run into rather than the quality of the relationships.
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Work responsibilities, social activities, family responsibilities, and more can make it feel like you have just too much on your plate. But, experts say that problem can be solved with the power of simply saying 'no".
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all the PR and marketing people I work with during the year. Some of you are on staff at the companies and venues y
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Video documenting the process of the workshop, with step by step guide for staff wanting to teach the workshop themselves. A collaboration between LCF, DIAL, Speaking Out and SEE. The project has enabled to develop a pilot workshop model to teach video presentation skills and confidence to students. The workshops have being devised by Laura North of SEE in collaboration with Chitra Buckley, Course Director for the MA Fashion Entrepreneurship at the London College of Fashion.
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Self education can mean the difference between you landing your dream job or going home to nosedive into the ice cream. It is also the thin little line that is saving you from having regrets or giv...
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James O’Connell shows you the power of Creative Cloud – using Illustrator CC, Edge Animate CC and Muse CC to design an animated logo that works across all devices and browsers.
The term ‘dynamic branding’ has been around for a few years now – most notably utilised by branding specialists such as global creative company Moving Brands. Today, almost everyone owns a digital device and, safely in the knowledge of this, we can begin to cater our design approaches, enabling our brands to breathe and take on multiple personalities.
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Design shouldn't be hard but somewhere along the way we became bogged down with expensive, complicated software that put design out of reach for most people. Canva is here to change that, with a tool that makes design simple for everyone.
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Get to know how to learn touch typing and start to type faster. Sitting posture, home row position and fingers motion, keyboarding tips, learning process and more.
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Want to experience the fame, fortune, or at least fun of making your own apps? Online learning hub SlideRule has sifted through many of the best free courses in Android app development to create this comprehensive curriculum.
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A self paced course by Boyoung Chae, Ph.D. Policy Associate, Open Education and eLearning, Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges
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Spreadsheet is a great tool for storing, organizing and manipulating data. Here are tricks to assist you with Data Entry into a spreadsheet. Via Frances DiDavide, WebTeachers
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Feedback is crucial. That’s obvious: It improves performance, develops talent, aligns expectations, solves problems, guides promotion and pay, and boosts the bottom line. But it’s equally obvious that in many organizations, feedback doesn’t work. A glance at the stats tells the story: Only 36% of managers complete appraisals thoroughly and on time. In one recent survey, 55% of employees said their most recent performance review had been unfair or inaccurate, and one in four said they dread such evaluations more than anything else in their working lives. When senior HR executives were asked about their biggest performance management challenge, 63% cited managers’ inability or unwillingness to have difficult feedback discussions. Coaching and mentoring? Uneven at best.
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Earlier today Google released YouTube Rewind 2013. YouTube Rewind 2013 is a playlist of the top trending, searched, and viewed videos of the year. Part of that playlist includes an interactive YouTube rewind timeline. The rewind timeline is a short video that has other videos linked to it. You can click on an element in the video to jump to one of the most-watched videos of the year.
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Google Takeout has long offered options for downloading your data from Drive, Blogger, Google+ and a dozen other services. Today, Google announced that Gmail and Calendar data can be downloaded through Takeout too. You have the option of downloading all Calendar data or just the calendars that you specify. Similarly, you'll be able to download all Gmail data or specify that you only want messages with a particular label to be downloaded.
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Freedom or Anarchy? Good or Evil? For the novice we do a quick easy to understand intro into Dark Net, the hidden Internet.
Md Faiz Gumpaiz's curator insight,
June 9, 2014 11:07 AM
Deep web, dark net, invisible net...they all the same and dangerous
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Your subconscious mind is active day and night and controls your body and the whole life. How to make its immense power work for you?
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When you hear the word blogger, what image comes to mind? A sacred group of people anointed by the All Mighty with special powers who unleash their acerbic editorial tongue lashing from 40-story skyscrapers in major cities around the world? Via Guillaume Decugis, Leo Havemann
Guillaume Decugis's curator insight,
November 14, 2013 10:12 PM
When we launched the private beta of Scoop.it, TheNextWeb's Martin Bryant called it "blogging without blogging". I liked the term and made included it in my Twitter bio. Of course blogging and curating content are different things and I won't go into a debate of whether one is better than the other. However, Andrew makes a good point on our blog explaining why the time constrained who have expertise might find it easier to curate content than blogging. This was our starting point for creating Scoop.it: we had things to say but not the time to write them. We also saw a lot of bad blogging that was just paraphrasing existing content under a false pretence of creation. And we saw good curators getting traction too and bringing a lot of value. 
Andrew Federici's curator insight,
November 15, 2013 12:37 AM
Curation is the new creation...and it works. 
Tom Evans's curator insight,
November 15, 2013 4:31 PM
Curation though should be done with creation in mind - joining dots & spotting patterns is the name of the game |
