“Some people say that what I did changed the world,” Judith Heumann wrote, “But really, I simply refused to accept what I was told about who I could be. And I was willing to make a fuss about it.” Judith Heumann died on March 4, 2023. The disability rights activist was 75. A wheelchair user after contracting polio as a two year-old, Heumann’s life of resisting the status quo was inevitable. When...
Teaching and learning is a vast subject area. Building technology to support education demands the rapid re-assembling of ideas. We can take inspiration from this vast area and create a supportive scaffolding for instructors and learners. What’s true for EdTech is true for other sectors too. Once the technology is built, it cannot be unbuilt. It can only be further developed and improved. Part of...
February is Black Heritage Month in North America. Cudoo supports learning a more complete history of the world, so every week in February Cudoo featured a different African language that is taught on the platform in the Cudoo LinkedIn newsletter. Black Heritage and African language learning are just as important the other eleven months of the year, so all the African languages content appears in...
Do you know basic English? Then you can start teaching TEFL! What’s TEFL, you ask? It stands for Teaching English as a Foreign Language. You can complete the Cudoo online TEFL course in as little as 1 to 3 months and start teaching! Plus, you get tutor support. And the globally recognized course is accredited by the UK Continuous Development Board, so you get CDB credentials. “Being a TEFL...
The 2023 Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs football teams is the most/one of the most-watched sporting events ever! While the athletes and Rihanna were the stars of the show, the ASL interpreters went viral! Three interpreters performed throughout the day. Colin Denny, a deaf Native American from Arizona’s Navajo Nation, interpreted Babyface’s performance of...
Tomorrow, Saturday, February 11, 2023, is the 8th International Day of Women and Girls in Science. The United Nations created the day to respect and remember those who continued to study, research, and experiment when they faced barriers due to their gender. The official website for the day is located at Throughout history, scientists have often come under fire from the establishment. Everyone...
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...
A personal profile is one of the subtle brand elements that stand you out from the crowd. It gives you a unique personality that differentiates you from others in your field. It is crucial to put some thought into deciding how to design personal profiles. When you have decided on the concept, the next step is to choose the best tool to design it. This post looks at ten free cartoon makers for...
First, Cudoo apologizes. The guest post/ sponsored post guidelines on the main site are out of date. The web team is so busy, they won’t be able to update for a few days. While we wait, the Cudoo content team can update everyone whose been sending us requests for more info via the magic of WordPress. Here are the new guidelines you’ve been waiting for. Where’s the money? Taking...
If you are a young adult about to finish college or university, you probably know you have to make your own opportunities. And, you are supposed to make your own opportunities without any support or encouragement from your country. Taking control and making decisions about your own learning is one way you can make those opportunities. Reseach shows that learning a second or third language is one...