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Three examples of robots in everyday life
Robots are a staple of sci-fi, however they've become piece of our regular daily existences without us in any event, seeing it. These machines are changing the way that we live and work, from computerized partners to cooperative robots.
By JOSEPH ANGEL KWABENA ADJAPONG3 years ago in Education
Russian for Beginners: The Cyrillic Alphabet
Intro to the Russian for Beginner's series As I've mentioned in previous Vocal stories, I've been studying Russian since I was in my teen years. It was quite the journey for me, because I had to study the Cyrillic alphabet, which is what this Vocal story is about, the vocabulary, the greetings, as well as the grammar, which is what I'm currently trying to master. Russian is a tough language, I'm not going to deny it, but if I was passionate about it, I didn't want to say no to myself. No matter how difficult the language was at first, it was worth it, because I use it when I visit the Russian shops, when I converse with my Russian speaking friends, when I meet Russian speaking locals, etc. It's quite practical in the area I've lived in over the years. Although I’m gradually beginning to grasp the essence of the Russian grammar, I'm still working on it, because it's so complicated and I want to ensure I'm understanding all the rules behind it. On the bright side, I've mastered the alphabet, my vocabulary, and the greetings.
By Talia Devora3 years ago in Education
How to Build a Website: A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners
Building your own website seems like an insurmountable task, and you may not know where to begin if you’re unfamiliar with the process. However, with the proper guidance, you can become familiar with everything from HTML to CSS in no time at all, and have your first website up and running before you know it. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the process of building a website from the ground up, so that you can finally start using your web development knowledge in your own projects.
By Arsh Khurana3 years ago in Education
How to Build a Website in Under an Hour
How to build a website in less than an hour Building your own website doesn’t have to be hard. In fact, with the right tools, building and launching your website can be much easier than you think! Whether you want to build an online portfolio or informational website, there are plenty of free resources that can get you started quickly and easily – in no time at all! Just follow these seven simple steps and you’ll be well on your way to building your own website in less than an hour!
By Molly Rose Steward3 years ago in Education
The A-Z guide to becoming a successful YouTuber
The A-Z guide to becoming a successful YouTuber So you want to become a successful YouTuber? Let’s take you through the A-Z guide to becoming a successful YouTuber, from getting your first 1000 subscribers to getting featured by YouTube in the trending tab and beyond!
By Rakesh Ashwath3 years ago in Education
10 ways technology helps education
The glamorized view of technology is that its mere presence in schools will enhance students' learning and achievement. Many groups have reviewed the literature on technology and education and concluded that it has great potential to improve students' achievement and knowledge, but only if it is used appropriately.
By Jack B3 years ago in Education
The 5 Ways to Make Money as a Real Estate Agent
Becoming a real estate agent is one of the fastest, most reliable ways to make money with a secondary career. With a little bit of training and licensing, you can begin making a decent living in real estate. If you’re thinking about becoming an agent, you’ll want to get started as soon as possible. The market fluctuates frequently, so it’s important to act quickly if you want the best opportunities. Read on for 10 useful tips to help you become a successful real estate agent.
By Markus Graves3 years ago in Education
How To Make Money On Twitter
The most effective method to bring in cash from Twitter in 2022 Figure out how to bring in cash from Twitter in 2022 as a specialist. Step up your Twitter lead age and item deals.
By Hunter Carter3 years ago in Education
The Six Best Side Hustles to Start Making Money on the Side
Blogging Blogs are a great way to earn a passive income as they only require a few hours of work each week. If you’re interested in blogging, you can focus on topics like lifestyle, health, and travel, or you can create a niche blog that focuses on a specific industry, like technology or fashion. You can create a blog on a platform like WordPress that’s free to use or you can use a paid service like Squarespace to build a more professional blog. When creating a blog, you’ll want to focus on building traffic to the site, creating content that is engaging and valuable to readers, and finding a way to monetize the site. You can do this with advertisements, affiliate links with products that you use and recommend, and sponsored posts. Most blogging platforms, like Blogger and WordPress, allow you to accept paid guest posts that are published on the site. The amount of money earned from blogging is based on the amount of pageviews and time on the site, so creating content that engages readers will help you earn more.
By Mike M3 years ago in Education
The Top 3 Lesser-Known Scholarships Making Dreams Come True for Scottish Students
Here is a list of the top 3 lesser-known scholarships for deserving Scottish students regardless of background – one of whom can be availed through Heriot-Watt:
By Ahsan Zafeer3 years ago in Education
5 Ways to Make Money Online, Offline and at Home
Bringing in cash online is the perfect balance individuals search for in the gig economy. Whether you try to be a six-figure web-based entertainment powerhouse, or are simply hoping to enhance your customary pay for certain web-based side positions, we've discovered a few feasible choices.
By C. J3 years ago in Education
A Guide for Data and Analytical Leaders on Data Literacy
A Guide for Data and Analytical Leaders on Data Literacy Organizations will need to be data-literate as analytics and data strategies become more crucial to the digital business world. This implies that they can understand, communicate, and engage in meaningful discussions about data with others. Chief data officers (CDOs) must measure and share the results of data literacy training if they hope to develop and monitor pertinent metrics.
By Lekhana3 years ago in Education