About Me

A Great Start to the New School Year

I admire anyone who chooses a career in education. For five years, I served as an accounting instructor at a regional university. After leaving this teaching position, I earned a graduate degree in secondary English education. Due to my years in college, high school, and middle school classrooms, I understand the importance of the presence of state-of-the-art technological equipment in schools. Nowadays, teachers can’t sit behind a podium and lecture students for hours at the time. Today’s kids learn best with a variety of teaching methods that include technology. On this blog, you will discover the latest technological trends for the classroom. Enjoy!

Starting a Business on Your Own? 3 Key Things You Need

Posted on March 14, 2017

If you are ready to start working on your own as an independent contractor, there are some things you want to get that you can carry around with you. You want to be sure that you are always prepared to share information about yourself, sign a contract or document, or make a deal. Here are some of the things to consider. Marketing Materials Make sure you always have business cards, post cards, pamphlets, promotional flyers and other information to hand out to people that you meet. [Read More]

Need a More Personalized Networking Scheme?

Posted on February 22, 2017

Internet Protocol (IP) addresses aren't a major part of public perception. Since Domain Name System (DNS) servers keep IP addresses bound to easier to remember website names, the only people who need to be concerned about an appealing IP scheme are your technicians and technical partners. That said, an organized IP layout can make things much easier to organize. When you need higher-level domain management and IP ranges that cluster together before subnetting is involved, consider these group-minded approaches to IP scheme purchases and configuration. [Read More]

UX Design Briefs: Tapping Into The User Experience From The Inside Out

Posted on January 4, 2017

The Internet and the user experience--known in the biz as the UX--is about making your presence on the Internet accessible and usable. You want your users' experiences to be good ones. Designing for that pleasurable UX on the fly is risky because you don't always tap into that user relationship in correlation to what you want to convey online. Design goes further than just what your company web site looks like on the Internet. [Read More]

Tools And Ideas To Help You Prevent Employee Theft

Posted on December 28, 2016

US workers lead the world in internal theft, and in fact, if you run a retail establishment, on average, 43% of your theft comes from your employees. As a business owner, it's critical to have security elements and practices in place to fight internal theft. There are multiple tactics that can help, but here are a few ideas you should explore: 1. Limited Access When thinking about security, it's easy to focus on preventing people from getting inside your shop, but that should only be your first line of defense. [Read More]