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The Challenges of Implementing the Kicks Off Campaign
The first Junior Achievement Kickoff, a brand new program dedicated to developing young leaders, is now on line. Introduction This article is part of Campaign’s ongoing coverage of Junior Achievement’s annual “Giving Back to Junior Achievement” campaign. At the national level, Junior Achievement programs are known for offering opportunities for their participants to participate in…
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Free Mobile Learning Platforms for Upgrading Your Skillset
Free mobile learning platforms for upgrading your skillset. Headline: How to write a great headline (no matter how long it is). Headline: How to write a great headline in five easy steps. Headline: Five tips and tricks for writing headlines so your readers know precisely what you’re talking about. “I’m not asking what will happen…
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The Most Important Part of Internet Education
Inspired by the success of the first-ever manned space flight into space, NASA is planning an even larger mission: Inspiration4. Computer Hardware. The world has become a global village. Millions of people worldwide are connected to the internet; this is the source of information, ideas, and commerce. It’s the most important instrument in the development…
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Offchain Labs: Public Mainnet Launch of Arbitrum One
Onchain Labs, an MIT-backed team of programmers, is working on “Arbitrum”, a protocol for a decentralized economy, called Arbio. For Arbitrum, there is no need for a full-fledged blockchain. The protocol can be used to build any number of other applications — including one that will allow anyone to buy and sell their own tokens…
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PopID Student Support
“The student support payments will help pay for computer hardware, including data storage drives, a wireless router, and other small expenses,” said Jim McCawley, VP of Engineering at PopID, in a statement. “PopID is excited to be providing student support through its platform and is happy to see how the student support payments are growing…
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The Manipulators and Saim Raza | Software
Software is one of the most critical components of a computer system. Whether it is data-bases (DBs), processes or applications, software is a cornerstone of your computer system. Software bugs allow hackers and other unsophisticated users to take advantage of your computer system. It can also have a detrimental effect on your system. Therefore, it…
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The Military Cybersquat Course – The Military Cybersquat Course
This article discusses a series of lectures by a senior cadet at the Military Cyber Conflict Course at Fort Leavenworth in the USA. The course focuses on how the warfighter uses social networking to communicate effectively. The article discusses how the instructor uses the course to test the military cybersquats out of their skills as…
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Aspire for Greatness Program – Providing After-School Programs for Youth
Read the article, then view the video and learn more: Aspire for Greatness: Providing After-School Programs for Youth. The Aspire for Greatness Program was designed to provide programs for children ages 5 and older, especially in the rural counties of the Mississippi Delta, who have very low access to after school programs. The overall goal…
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GenCyber: Cybersecurity Camps for High School Students
In the past few years, the volume of cybercrime has increased. Most of that increase is due to the fact that today’s attackers know the most about the latest security technologies they can exploit, and they are constantly improving their technology. The majority of the companies that are targeted by attackers right now are those…
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NABC Best Team Award
Last Monday, the National Association of Business Computing (NABC) received an Academic Excellence Award from National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) (Institute of Science and Technology at NIST; see page 1 of this issue). The award was presented to seven students who are considered to best exemplify NABC teams and contribute to their success…
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