Are You a familiar face with occupational safety & health?
Companies are expanding rapidly due to increasing globalization and competency. With the passage of time, organizations are changing in terms of their working environment for employees, workers, managers, employers, and supervisors. The corporate world is increasingly looking for technological methods to implement strategies. Management must be vigilant about the performance of their employees. Management is […]
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Is it worth the effort to obtain CompTIA Security+ Certification
Share this post: What Skills are Learned in CompTIA Security+ Course? Security+ is so complex that many people seek preparation courses well in advance. You will learn the following skills in any comprehensive Security+ Certification Prep Course: To reduce security risks, think broadly and widely. Rapidly respond to security issues as soon as they arise. […]
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Taking on PowerShell one cmdlet at a time
Share this post: This is part of an ongoing blog series by Adam Gordon. Adam will walk through each PowerShell command every week, explaining when and how to use them. Adam will be covering Invoke-Item this week. When should you use Invoke-Item The Invoke–Item cmdlet performs default actions on the specified item. It can open […]
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The New Performance Monitor for Windows
Share this post:Performance Monitor, or PerfMon (perfmon.exe), is a part of Windows since over 25 years. It is a valuable tool for server administrators, providing in-depth insight into our servers’ performance. PerfMon and performance counters were the best tools to troubleshoot problems when they were slow or not working. I was at Microsoft Ignite 2019 […]
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Inside the New Windows Terminal
Microsoft has released Windows Terminal, a new command line tool. Microsoft claims the new command-line tool Windows Terminal is modern, fast, efficient and powerful. You can use the new application to create tabbed terminal interfaces that allow you to combine a variety command-line tools and shells, such as PowerShell Core, Command Prompt and PowerShell Core. […]
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Diversity and Inclusion in Education: Q&A with Edgar Meyer, I&D Advocate
Edgar Meyer, an advocate for I&D, was our guest as we discussed the importance of creating an environment that encourages diversity and inclusion in education. Find out more in our Q&A. What are your favourite ways to promote inclusive and diverse learning environments? There are many ways I love to promote inclusion in the classroom. […]
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Ditching Paywalls With Inclusive Access [SUCCESS STREAKY]
Reading Time: 1 Minute. The Inclusive Access model at Cengage combines the cost of course material directly through the campus bookstore, or other preferred transactions. It also delivers content directly through an institution’s Learning Management System or other preferred channels, so students can be ready from day one. To unlock certain features and textbook materials, […]
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Examining Dr. Liz Co’s Teaching Motivations and Philosophy
It is not easy to teach and learn anatomy and physiology. Dr. Elizabeth Co, a new author, shares her hopes and challenges–and how she overcomes them. What do you hope students take away from your A&P course? One thing ?!?! How can I choose one? I want them fluent in A&P. I want them learn […]
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Digital Tools Make Education Affordable [INFOGRAPHIC]
Reading Time: 1 minuteStudents shouldn’t have to choose between the education they want and the one they can afford. Cengage CEO Michael Hansen discusses in a new post how digital resources can help students save money and provide a more engaging learning environment. This Cengage infographic also examines the costs of higher education and shows […]
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Digital Learning Pulse Survey – Immediate Priorities – A Snapshot of Higher Ed’s Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic [INFOGRAPHIC]
Reading time: 1 min. Bay View Analytics conducted a survey in partnership with Cengage to examine the response of U.S. higher ed to COVID-19 and the industry’s immediate priorities following the pandemic. The survey was completed by more than 800 higher education faculty and administrators from over 600 U.S. institutions. The data showed that the […]
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