I am grateful for my eduction and all of the opportunities that it has afforded me in my life and career. Beyind career preparation, education can help many people gain knowledge about topics of interest, as well as a deeper love of learnng. Education is not the work that happens … Continue reading
In my new job, I am responsible for having more knowledge and interaction with the code repository than in my previous job. I have enjoyed learning more about version control this past week, but I also realized that I need a central location to compile helpful links about git version … Continue reading
Virtual Machines (VM’s) are well known in the circles of computer programmers and other tech professionals. To the average person, however, the words “virtual machine” might sound like some kind of science fiction, something of little interest to the general public. Why should the average computer user even care about … Continue reading
I sent out my e-mail to the various authors with whom I have been communicating over the past several months, getting updated information for the new editorial calendar that I am making this weekend. Promising to do something and then not being able to deliver makes me feel terrible, and … Continue reading
Control Is An Illusion Thanks to author and virtual-friend Jay Swanson for sharing the link above. I love how Jay writes, in general, but in particular, he shares his experience of looking for an apartment in Paris, and how letting go of attempts to control the situation worked to his … Continue reading
I have been rather remiss in my book reviewing and editorial activities during the past few months, and I am not feeling very good about the situation! I have been working on sending out contacts to the many authors who have so graciously contacted me to share their work. Over … Continue reading
These past few weeks have been intense. I have done some soul searching as I face various issues of life, including employment, medical, and personal. Through this all, I have gone against my very controlling nature and decided that sometimes letting go and allowing for the unknown can provide nice … Continue reading
See on Scoop.it – Educational Philosophy Brooke Bowie explains how “adaptive” software testing provides nimble, high-value software test solutions that bend and shift with the changing needs of the market or the environment. Jessica Nickel‘s insight: This is a good article with practical examples, helping to explain "adaptive" software testing … Continue reading
See on Scoop.it – Educational Philosophy Search thousands of tutorial videos on any subject from the worlds best teachers. Before you know it, you’ll know it. Jessica Nickel‘s insight: A very cool website! Many resources on how to integrate, as well as lessons about many topics. An inspiration for those … Continue reading
See on Scoop.it – Educational Philosophy TOUCH this image (“The Flipped Workshop” – a ‘thinglink’ overview for my #iTeach13 poster presentation on teaching w/soundcloud today. Jessica Nickel‘s insight: Worth investigating! See on www.thinglink.com