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The gritty reality of online school

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Forced to radically rethink the course material and requirements through a dramatically different lens, actually improved several aspects of the teaching process.
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The big leap to Big Sur

Mark Lyndersay -
Two full, bootable backups before a major OS update should be mandatory for a computer in daily, critical use.
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Why is TATT buying tablets for students?

Mark Lyndersay -
TATT is governed by procurement rules, which require a competitive bidding and tendering process that is supposed to be documented and accessible to the public.
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How Teams flourished

Mark Lyndersay -
Microsoft shuttered Classroom in favour of Teams in 2017, and now reports 183,000 Microsoft Teams for Education deployments in 175 countries.
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The burning dock

Mark Lyndersay -
Media houses aren’t in competition with each other, they are in competition with disinterest, sketchy reading habits and a world of distracting, often contradictory quasi-information.
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Taxes won’t solve the journalism problem

Mark Lyndersay -
Time spent trying to tax tech giants is wasted time. Media managers need to learn the lessons that their business models offer and adjust strategy accordingly.
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Are you ready for Apple’s M1 Macs?

Mark Lyndersay -
Smaller tolerances in chip manufacturing increase transistor density, reduce power draw and deliver smaller, longer lasting mobile and portable devices.
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A Kindle for the online classroom

Mark Lyndersay -
To get Google's apps like Classroom and Meet on an Amazon Kindle, you need to do some hacky stuff to get things going.
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