So, I quit. Friday was my last day. I spent the beginning of the weekend giggling at the idea of NOT having to pick out […] The post #Intentional: Teaching, Training, Trolling Toxic Education appeared first on e-Learning Feeds. Powered by...
sciencehabit shares a report from Science Magazine: The Equifax breach is reason for concern, of course, but if a hacker wants to access your online data by simply guessing your password, you’re probably toast in less than an hour. Now, there’s more bad...
A sapphire salesman is facing jail time for forging a judge’s signature in a case involving Google. Kelly Weill from The Daily Beast reports: Michael Arnstein is the third-generation owner of the Natural Sapphire Company, a Manhattan-based jewelry business....
According to ABC News, the U.S. Navy is planning to use Xbox 360 controllers to operate periscopes aboard its most advanced submarines. High-resolution cameras and large monitors are replacing the traditional rotating periscope in the Navy’s Virginia-class subs....
An undocumented Microsoft Office feature allows for spying via specially crafted Word documents—no macros, exploits or any other active content needed. Powered by...
The Department of Justice has excused its insider threat database from multiple provisions of the 1974 Privacy Act Powered by...
A cryptocurrency miner surfaced on The Pirate Bay for a day over the weekend. Powered by WPeMatico
With the release of Chrome 63 in December 2017 FTP will be branded “not secure” Powered by...
We’re pleased to announce a new programme of professional development opportunities for the beginning of the new term, which are open to all academic and […] The post Professional Development Opportunities for the Start-of-Term appeared first on e-Learning Feeds....
By Ashley A. Smith, Inside Higher Ed Accreditor’s [HLC] rejection of Scottsdale Community College’s online expansion suggests that consistency and mandated faculty training could become […] The post Standardization in Online Education appeared first on e-Learning...
