Why the school-college-job pathway is about to go extinct
The automation age will render the traditional concept of "jobs" obsolete. Human work is about to undergo a historic shift. Is the education system ready?
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Dry.io Democratizing software with AI that codes
Dry.io is a programmable software platform, a developer playground that helps you write web apps using just a few lines of code. The AI fills in the rest.
Transitioning Google+ Communities Made Easy with Tapatalk
Tapatalk’s Comprehensive Forum Management Seamlessly Onboards Google+ Communities as Google Shutters its Service Tapatalk , the leading mobile forum app and free forum hosting platform, has announced its full-service transition support for Google+ communities amid Google’s decision to shut down the service. Tapatalk’s new purpose-built solutions allows users to seamlessly import their existing Google+ communities into Tapatalk’s forum ecosystem of hundreds of thousands of thriving forums at no cost. Google’s decision to close down Google+ has left millions of users who have been contributing to online groups at risk of losing their vibrant communities. With a mission to support robust online engagement amidst enthusiasts and experts, Tapatalk has stepped up to ensure these communities are not only preserved, but strengthened with Tapatalk’s end-to-end forum management platform. Tapatalk’s scalable environment offloads the technical infrastructure orchestration so that owner...
Small Business Owners Look Beyond College for Training Opportunities
New SCORE infographic shows 56% of entrepreneurs do not have a four-year degree Business owners are turning to training and education to spur business growth, according to data compiled by SCORE, mentors to America’s small businesses. Although degree offerings in entrepreneurship have grown by five times in the past 30 years, 56% of business owners do not have a four-year degree – and are instead taking advantage of other low-cost educational resources. Small business owners who invest in training are more likely to grow. In fact, business owners in one survey cited training as more critical to their success than adopting new technologies or hiring employees, sharing the following plans for 2018: 36% of business owners plan on improving their skills to boost productivity and efficiency. 32% will invest in new technologies. 28% will hire more employees. This growing interest in business training is reflected in higher education trends. Over the past 30 years: The numbe...