Social worker and home economist Constance R. Nabwire is best known for her heavily illustrated books on African cuisine and recipes, as well as the cultural connections. “Nabwire” is a female name of southeastern Ugandan and southwestern Kenyan ethnic origin, traditionally associated with someone born at night. “Bwire” is the male version. In the early … Read more
Distance learning is broadly defined as the provision and process of learning when the learner and the information source are separated by distance, time, or both. If any of this learning content takes place on-site for any reason (including taking exams), the learning is referred to as “blended” or “hybrid” learning. The internet has made … Read more
Finally a photo technique You probably won’t find it anywhere else! We’ve heard that using a tripod can reduce camera instability and give us cleaner, sharper images. That is an undisputed fact! Unfortunately, lugging around a massive tripod can often be quite a challenge, not to mention we often find ourselves in a position where … Read more
I have been teaching myself Spanish for the last 2 years and I have tried Platiquemos (basically FSI Spanish), Pimsleur, Rocket Spanish, Learning Spanish Like Crazy and Michel Thomas. By a close margin I would say my personal favorite is Platiquemos IF you are already at an intermediate level AND want to be fully fluent … Read more
SUNY (State University of New York) Cobleskill is located in Cobleskill, New York. The college is a four public college enrolling approximately 2,500 students and is located approximately 40 minutes southwest of Albany. The college offers several equine studies programs and currently has approximately 75 students pursuing an equine-related degree. Students can earn either an … Read more
In the future, there will likely be artificially intelligent decision-making computers plugged into the digital backbone of every large company, and they will run the company as if they were the CEO. In fact, these computer systems and business software would be linked to every business unit, sales office and branch. These systems could make … Read more
Online degree programs were first offered in the Philippines in the early 1990s, which saw a steady growth in the number of government and private institutions in the country. Also around this time, the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), one of the three government organizations overseeing the country’s education system, encouraged many educational institutions to … Read more
If you are a beginner or just getting into triathlon, here are 7 more tips on how to train smart for triathlon: 1. Try the distance – Do a “practice session” at your own pace a week or two before the event. You will learn a lot that will help you during your race. Think … Read more
9 Easy Ways to Increase Online Conversions So you’ve created a great website with professionally designed graphics, user-friendly navigation, and compelling content. But instead of the expected steady stream of hits and purchases, you don’t get even a trickle. So what’s up? Too many entrepreneurs and small business owners have an “if you build it, … Read more
Science and technology have brought phenomenal change in professional and technology education. Vocational education has evolved to prepare students to work efficiently after high school and graduation. In the US, nearly one-third of college students enroll in vocational programs. Around 40 million adults are in short-term post-secondary vocational training. Students need to analyze their preferences … Read more