I’m sure by now, you’ve seen this window more than a few times. For some, maybe a few too many times.Every time a change is made to your computer that could potentially affect your PC’s system or settings such as (installing new programs, running scripts, running .exe files, etc); this window is determined to pop [...]

A book chapter that describes the current challenges in OER and a case study of an OPLI system called Connexions. This system focuses more on the use of the educational materials for learning than the process of creating the materials.

A great starting point for finding out about the current state of OER written in part by our own Dan Atkins. The article mentions numerous OER initiatives occuring throughout the country and the world. Interesting points include sustainability, the actual study of the creation of OER materials, intellectual property issues, OPLI.

The blog deals with remote access software for accessing PC for your business needs and opportunities using the remote access software for networking.

Are you overwhelm by the myriads of topics covering the CISSP and the 10 CBK (Common Body of Knowledge)? Is it really necessary to learn about all of these topics?

CAMBRIDGE - Barry Canton, a 28-year-old biological engineer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has posted raw scientific data, his thesis proposal, and original research ideas on an online website for all to see. To young people primed for openness by the confessional existence they live online, that may not seem like a big deal. But in the world of science - where promotions, tenure, and fortune rest on publishing papers in prestigious journals, securing competitive grants, and patenting discoveries - it's a brazen, potentially self-destructive move. To many scientists, leaving unfinished work and ideas in the open seems as reckless as leaving your debit card and password at a busy ATM machine.