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"Treating online education as a cheap alternative to lectures will be a mistake. At first, universities will probably have to allow more preparation time and invest more in training and technology ..." Via Leona Ungerer 
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"Educational Technology: Technology is growing fastly. It has also become a part of Education. It’s becoming more advances and providing much benefits ..." © Via Leona Ungerer
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"When it comes to retail, most folks point to online shopping as the most disruptive force. I beg to differ. While related, what the internet (and related technologies and platforms) did was dissolve or reduce many aspects of scarcity that helped determine the winners and losers of prior decades ..." Via Leona Ungerer
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Japan and China may have a reputation for being technologically advanced, but recording appointments and to-dos with pen and paper is long-held tradition in Asia. There is also evidence that it’s gaining popularity with millennials there as sales of paper planners have increased in the last few years. Increasingly, the trend is catching on in the West among younger people. As a matter of fact, some adherents to the pen-and-paper planner culture are so fervent in their use that they post videos giving the world a tour of how they organize in their diaries. Via The Learning Factor
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April 6, 2017 6:36 PM
Would two weeks of writing everything down improve my life? Kind of. |
