Introducing Children To The Wonders Of Artificial Intelligence Digital assistants, chat boxes, facial recognition, self-driving cars—what we used to consider science fiction and elements of the distant future have now become a part of our everyday lives, transforming our society. Considering the rapid technological advancements we have witnessed in the past decade, one can only…
Leveraging The Dynamic Between Influencers And eLearners You might think of social media as your go-to spot for memes and keeping tabs on friends, but guess what? It’s time to make some space in that perception bubble, because social media has just high-fived the world of education, and the chemistry is off the charts! Picture…
Over the last year, HR professional Laura has been anxious because of “The Great Resignation” trend everyone was talking about. She’s also spent a good part of her job preparing to address “burnout” and the threat of “quiet quitting.” Sound familiar? These terms represent very real concerns for employers around the world. But without context,…
Earlier this year, Oxford professor of English literature Marion Turner published The Wife of Bath: A Biography. Even if you don’t know anything about that book’s subject, you’ve almost certainly heard of her, and perhaps also of her traveling companions like the Knight, the Summoner, the Nun’s Priest, and the Canon’s Yeoman. These are just…
As Lisa Simpson once memorably remarked, “I can see the music.” Pretty much anyone can these days. Just switch on your device’s audio visualizer. That wasn’t the case in the 1940s, when psychologist Cecil A. Stokes used chemistry and polarized light to invent soothing abstract music videos, a sort of cinematic synesthesia experiment such as…
