“5G is coming.” We’ve heard it repeated by telecom giants and smartphone OEMs for years now. The fifth-generation network promises lightning fast download speeds, an IoT revolution, and rapid streaming with essentially zero latency,…
3 Questions for Stanford’s Andy Saltarelli
Blog: Learning InnovationDr. Andy Saltarelli is the Senior Director, Evaluation & Research, Learning Technologies & Spaces at Stanford University. Andy is an influential scholar and leader in the digital learning community. He generously agreed to answer…
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The Ultimate Study Guide for the ARE Exam:…
© Desk Crits Perhaps the most arduous part of every aspiring architect’s career is the built-up doom and gloom that surrounds the process of mentally preparing, and actually taking, the Architect Registration Exam- also known…
Academic Minute: Digital Literacy
Today on the Academic Minute, Gina Baleria, assistant professor of journalism, media writing and digital media at Sonoma State University, examines how digital literacy skills can bring belonging to students who aren’t together. Learn more…
What Will the Future of Business Travel Look…
Business travel has always required a certain degree of planning and intentionality. But in today’s post-COVID-19 world, the need for strategic forethought is more important than ever before. How you prepare will dictate whether or…
How to Create High-Converting Funnels
Here is the number one funnel template you’ll ever need, which will quadruple your sales in 24 hours….Yep, the image doesn’t display because there’s no such thing. Because that’s not how funnels work. There’s more…
University of Oxford Announces Largest Project in its…
© NBBJ The University of Oxford and internationally-renowned architecture practice NBBJ have unveiled images of the new Life and Mind Building. The development, the University’s largest building project in its history, will be the new…
Cross-Cultural Design
When I first traveled to Japan as an exchange student in 2001, I lived in northern Kyoto, a block from the Kitayama subway station. My first time using the train to get to my university…