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What’s the Business Model of MOOCs Like Coursera?

March 21, 2013 by Andrew Walsh

The booming popularity of massive open online courses (MOOCs) in 2012 has dramatically changed our ideas about the potential of online education. The New York Times called them “the revolution that has higher education gasping” and the Chronicle added that MOOCs question “the future of teaching” and even “the value of a degree.” What exactly […]

Filed Under: Open Education Tagged With: Coursera, EdX, Higher Education

Famous Pro Sports Teams That Don’t Own Their Team Domain Name

March 20, 2013 by Andrew Walsh

We all know how crucial a good domain name is for a business. You want it to be memorable, straight to the point and easy for visitors to type. In just about all situations, a large business is expected to own the regular .com domain name for its brand, and some even snap up all […]

Filed Under: Technology

Administrators, Editors and More: What Are the Different WordPress User Roles?

March 10, 2013 by Andrew Walsh

In many situations you will need to have multiple contributors to your own WordPress website. This is easy enough to set up in the “Users” tab of the WordPress dashboard. But you don’t always want all users to have equal access. For example, you probably don’t want everyone to be able to change the site […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Blogging, Website Creation, WordPress

What is cPanel Web Hosting? And Why Is It Recommended?

February 25, 2013 by Andrew Walsh

When you’re researching web hosting or comparing hosting providers for a blog or website, you will likely hear talk about something called cPanel. Some webmasters might even suggest that you should limit your search to hosting providers that include cPanel. What exactly is this and why is it so important? cPanel is web-based software that […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Web Hosting, Website Creation

3 Common Misconceptions About Email Spam

February 1, 2013 by Andrew Walsh

We’ve all received them: unsolicited messages about cheap prescription drugs, dating sites or business opportunities involving mysterious foreign nationals and the transfer of millions of dollars. But although it’s easy enough to hit “delete” on that spam email, each of these messages actually forms part of a major industry brewing under the surface. To shed […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Email, Spam

Standalone GPS vs. Google Maps or Waze on Smartphone: Which to Use?

January 1, 2013 by Andrew Walsh

Not too long ago traveling by car in a new area meant consulting unwieldy print maps, stopping to ask locals for directions or even just making educated guesses and hoping you eventually reach your destination. But with the proliferation of devices that receive GPS signals, the game has radically changed. At their most basic level, […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Google, GPS, Smartphones

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