The future of learning is in digital courses.
A kid just won three million bucks by winning a Fortnite tournament.
There was an old kids’ game in the 1980s called Operation in which players used tweezers to attempt to extract bones and other bits and pieces from a hapless patient called Cavity Sam.
Courseindex.com provide a suite of services around Moodle.
Why is machine vision a hard problem? As humans, we look at a dog and we see the dog. That’s all there is to it. Surely making machines that do the same isn’t that hard, right?
A lot of what engineers do is hidden away. Few members of the public give much thought to sewer systems, road bridges, power grids and flood barriers, impressive feats though they are.
Back in the old days of rock’n’roll you got into the music business by getting as stoned as possible and following a band around until they finally accepted your presence and gave you s
Science fiction authors imagined artificial intelligence (AI) using its superior computing power to conquer humanity. Lucky for us, that hasn’t come to pass (yet!).
The recent US college admissions scandal hit the news largely because a few celebrities were involved, but this kind of thing must be going on all the time.
Management trainers often tread a fine line between academia and practical reality.
A family business can be anything from a single mom-and-pop store to a global corporation like Red Bull, BMW or Mittal Steel.
Coach Brian Quinn from Swim Lesson Club USA explains how to practice swimming lesson skills for yourself and your chi
What could be worse than a scenario in which your own family turns into walking corpses who try to eat your brain?
Drowning is the leading cause of death for kids under the age of five, and a quarter of the US population of adults can’t swim.
The World Health Organization recently added workplace burnout to its International Classification of Diseases as a
Disenchantment with the impersonal nature of the current education system is leading to a return to an old-school idea which puts character development ahead of standardized acade
When it comes to eating healthily, would you take advice from a celebrity or a world-famous medical school?
‘Knowing the ropes’ has entered popular parlance as a metaphor for acquiring the skills and knowledge necessary to do a job.
A spate of recent food safety lapses have highlighted the need for restaurant managers to renew their food safety training and make doubly sure that staff working on their premises are trained or r
The event management business is booming. The consumption of things is falling in favour and the consumption of experiences is rising, especially among millennials and younger people.
Food Safety Managers are not only the overall managers of establishments but also chefs, cooks and owners.
Serving alcohol to people can have undesirable consequences if it is not done sensibly.
If you think food safety training is just more government nannying, visit foodsafetynews.com and read the horror stories of E.coli deaths, hepatitis and
So you want to sell online courses. Put your ideas online in an LMS course, and people will eventually find it.
History isn’t dead. It’s living, present-day events that just happened to occur at a different time.
Imagine a time when only certain people were allowed to wear purple. That time was the Elizabethan period, when your clothes defined who you were infinitely more than today.
A new video lecture course has emerged which brings a fresh angle on the ancient and classical worlds, delivered by a lecturer whose enthu
Is popular culture the frivolous fluff floating on the surface of human existence, or the very glue that binds societies together? Well, it’s both, really.
Have you always doodled? Do you cover every available piece of paper in ideas, designs and cartoons?
The world’s biggest video site, YouTube, is like a public library. It contains pretty much every kind of video, just as a library contains pretty much every kind of book.
If you haven’t watched the Jodie Foster film Contact, watch it now. We’ll wait.
So, what’s up with the blob of jelly inside our skulls? How does it work, and why does it make us do what we do? Answering these questions is the domain of psychology.
Working with animals. What images do those words conjure up? Veterinary nurse or surgeon? Animal shelter worker? Professional dog walker?
The 2017 hurricane season has been one of the most violent on record, with the highest number of major hurricanes since 2005 and it’s not even over yet.
If you are into comic books, it can seem that their creators are so far beyond the rest of us in skill and imagination that only they have the divine right to produce comic books.
With Brexit looming, UK farmers stand to lose or gain the most of all industries.
‘Effective philanthropy requires a lot of time and creativity - the same kind of focus and skills that building a business requires.’
-Bill Gates
Serving alcohol to people can have undesirable consequences if it is not done sensibly.
When King Henry VI of England founded Eton College in 1440 as “The King’s College of Our Lady of Eton besides Wyndsor”, he could scarcely have imagined that 578 years later it would be
When it comes to eating healthily, would you take advice from a celebrity or a world-famous medical school?
A kid just won three million bucks by winning a Fortnite tournament.
Coach Brian Quinn from Swim Lesson Club USA explains how to practice swimming lesson skills for yourself and your chi
What could be worse than a scenario in which your own family turns into walking corpses who try to eat your brain?
The future of learning is in digital courses.
Back in the old days of rock’n’roll you got into the music business by getting as stoned as possible and following a band around until they finally accepted your presence and gave you s
Courseindex.com provide a suite of services around Moodle.
Management trainers often tread a fine line between academia and practical reality.
Matt Groening, creator of The Simpsons, studied philosophy at college.
