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Can Microsoft Office Stay Relevant for a Future in the Cloud?

February 11, 2015 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

Microsoft Office has remained the industry standard for word processing, spreadsheets and presentations for many years, an impressive feat. But in terms of meaningful innovation, there hasn’t been a whole lot lately. Sure, there have been plenty of Office updates (too many, some would say), but they are mainly cosmetic changes and bundles of new […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Google, Microsoft, Office, Tablets

More Than Just MOOCs: The Major Types of Online Education

February 5, 2015 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

Online education is often talked about as a homogeneous force poised to either bring radically improved education to every corner of the globe or ruin learning and knowledge as we know it. But in reality there are many different types of online education across which generalizations can’t be made. A more nuanced understanding of these varieties, […]

Filed Under: Open Education Tagged With: Higher Education

Spending Time On Other Academic Library Websites to Make Yours Better

February 4, 2015 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

As librarians we constantly strive to ensure that our websites are easy to navigate and our language is relatively jargon-free. This can be a challenge when there are so many resources and services to highlight and also a wide variety of users such as underclassmen, grad students, research faculty and members of the wider community. We […]

Filed Under: Academic Librarianship

How to Organize Your Story Ideas

January 21, 2015 by Andrew Walsh 1 Comment

When you’re attempting to write a novel, an involved short story or a non-fiction book, you need some way to organize your ideas. None of us write very effectively by starting with the opening sentence of page one and proceeding in a perfectly linear fashion. As with any creative process there’s no one “right” way […]

Filed Under: Writing Tagged With: Evernote, Fiction

Is Amazon Poised for World Domination? Is It Even Profitable?

January 7, 2015 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

Amazon is often portrayed in the media as an unstoppable behemoth indiscriminately crushing everything from indie bookstores to big box stores on its way to world domination. But recently more have started to question that narrative. Amazon’s July attempt at entering the smartphone market was a highly-publicized disaster, but critics are pointing to far more […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Business

Is Staring at Screens Too Long Harmful to My Health?

September 17, 2014 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

These days, not many of us earn our paychecks by laboring out in the fields or at a factory. The transition to a knowledge economy has resulted in some great advantages, but it also means that more and more jobs now consist of sitting at a desk all day starting at a computer. New research […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Screens, Smartphones

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