by jsearles | Oct 13, 2014 | Front Page, IT Tips
It seems like every week we hear about another security breach at a major company: Apple, Target, Home Depot, TJ Maxx, etc. With more and more of our personal data being stored in cloud databases, how vulnerable is our personal information? And how worried should we...
by jsearles | Jul 14, 2014 | Feature Story, IT Tips
Attracting students to your school is harder and more expensive than ever. In fact, it requires 50% more marketing budget to get the same number of enrollments that you had in 2008, according to recent research by Velocify, evaluating cost-per enrollment at...
by jsearles | Jul 11, 2014 | Feature Story, IT Tips
Whatever the reason a student chooses to walk away from an education – the statistics are clear: too many are dropping out. For educators, there’s nothing more discouraging than witnessing the lost potential of students who will never gain the knowledge, skills and...
by jsearles | Nov 28, 2012 | IT Tips
Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Chrome – What’s with all these different web browsers?There are now several good browsers to choose from. If you have a Windows PC, it came loaded with Internet Explorer (IE). For that reason, it is the most widely used...
by jsearles | Nov 27, 2012 | IT Tips, Uncategorized
BYOB is a good way to have a party. But BYOD is no party if it’s not set up well. What is BYOD? It stands for Bring Your Own Device. It’s the current trend in many work environments where people are bringing their smart phones, iPads, Kindles, iPods, and other...
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