Technological development is fueled by imagination, intelligence, and information. We like to believe informed intelligence leads our EdTech adventures. Here are the news stories that inspired our team this week. This week, Michigan Medicine’s Pranger ALS Clinic issued a press release about the work of composer and DJ Jordan Weston, who has ALS and is now paralyzed as a result of the...
It’s Data Privacy Week and with so many third-party apps being used in education, student data privacy has been on the radar in both administration and instruction. The week is timed to remind the international community about the legally-binding rights to privacy and data protection that were enshrined by the signing of Convention 108 in 1981. Canada has privacy and data protection legislation...
Need to up your sales? It’s time to get outta your comfort zone, get over rejections, and start selling more. No-BS psychology hacks can help you sell more. Here’s what our team learned from the course: Get smarter now with Cudoo’s 4-Step Sales Guide- Use Psychology Hacks to Sell More Watch Your Body Language Have you looked in the mirror lately? It’s not just that people are wearing their pjs;...
You ask a question in a meeting and get crickets in return. You send a message, and in return, you get a meme or emoji that has nothing to do with your message. You post a serious update on your business social page, and followers start making jokes. These are all examples of times you might need to rethink your communication. Want to up your communication game? Check out Cudoo’s Communication...
Here are the teaching and learning news stories that inspired our EdTech journeys this week. We’ve certainly had an imagination boost to help us think about what we should develop next. Have you always suspected that you have ADHD? Maybe you could never sit still in a classroom. Maybe teachers commented that you had “a lot of personality” or are “quite a character.” Maybe you have a messy bedroom...