Computer chips are at the heart of all the digital products surrounding us. During the previous year, gamers struggled to buy new graphic cards whereas Apple had an issue staggering the release of iPhones. Moreover, the latest model of Xbox and PlayStation consoles were also affected. Samsung too has been a victim as it is […]
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Ways to use people’s voice to detect coronavirus in 30 seconds Nine months fighting with the coronavirus pandemic, the global death toll has exceeded one million people. But researchers warn official figures underestimate the death toll, which could reach more than 3 million people by January. If governments continue lifting precautions, the death toll could
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Should harder-hit nations get bigger allocation before other nations’ high-priority groups? As the pandemic continues to affect millions daily, including health-care workers, old people and those with pre-existing diseases, who would be the first to get a COVID-19 vaccine? Nations are making plans for coronavirus vaccine(s) allocations once they are proven safe and effective. Meanwhile,
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A platform for personalized student experience and efficient facility management When students decide where to attend university, the campus experience matters the most. Today’s students, raised in a tech-driven, connected world, expect more from higher education. Degrees and participation in the academic canvas are no longer top priorities for them. Presenting the future of higher
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Internet access for students who have no Internet connectivity at home With the 2020-21 education year, it’s critical that all students have access to a reliable Internet connection, devices and other solutions they need be able to continue learning this fall — whether from school or home. In response to the need, the South Carolina
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Crisis Training, Cultural Responsiveness & Online Content Among Priorities Schools with strong, visionary, and supportive leaders create a collaborative culture who latter recruit and retain high-quality, effective teachers. This plays a key role in student success across the education continuum. As it matters the most, Helios Education Foundation has awarded the Arizona School Administrators (ASA)
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The hospitality management industry is growing at a fast rate, with work openings ranging from country clubs and hotels to event planning and restaurant management. Various colleges and universities are now offering an academic program in hospitality and helping students develop an entrepreneurial spirit, versatility, and strategic thinking. Such colleges unlock the potential of both
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Range of Regulatory Measures The United Kingdom government has recently announced a range of measures to protect students and universities from the impact of coronavirus pandemic. The government’s measures impose a cap on number of British and European Union students that each university can enroll in the next academic year based on their forecasts for
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A total of 146 fin whales and six minke whales were killed in 2018 Iceland is infamous for its notorious tradition of whale killing. Finally, the global lockdown has avenged the deeds that coming to an end. The top entity of the ocean’s food chain will not drag-out at least for this year. Earlier this
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As we know the coronavirus pandemic is not going to end soon, masks have now become mandatory across much of the world. It is strongly recommended in hopes of stopping the spread of the coronavirus. However, it’s recommendations have been controversial in some areas due to low supplies. Masks have been used by aware people,
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