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    Lida Hasbrouck

    The technology you use every day or every week is a significant part of your life, whether you love it or hate it. You’ve probably spent loads of time cursing your poor computer screen or collaborating with your colleagues on how to work around a piece of software. You may be tempted to type-out a criticism on Amplicate similar to, “This is the worst LMS on the planet.” But what are you really accomplishing for yourself, the people subjected to your complaint, and the software company?

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    Lida Hasbrouck

    Many will disagree with me on this, but I whole-heartedly believe the primary goal of the human race is happiness. I’m not claiming to be the originator of this idea; many philosophers have argued that every means to every end is terminally a means to the greatest end, happiness.

  • Four Tech Tools to Increase Student Retention by Fall

    Lida Hasbrouck

    What does it take to retain students for four years? There’s probably thousands of ways to optimize your recruitment and post-matriculation processes to keep students from dropping out or leaving your institution for another, in their eyes “better,” school. To start, check out the following software as a service (SaaS) options, and look forward to some excellent ROI.

  • Deliberate Tech to Make Your Campus Sustainable

    Lida Hasbrouck

    Every college on the planet has taken steps toward sound, sustainable practices, but for that matter, so has every business, household, etc. The little things, like using both sides of the copy paper or highlighting reusable utensils as an option in the cafeteria, are becoming more mainstream.

  • The Tools You Need to Orchestrate a Successful On-Campus Event

    Lida Hasbrouck

    Not only does an event organized online save trees and postage, you have a faster route to your invitees’ eyes through a screen - be it email, social networks, or public pin boards. Let’s get started!

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