What is Online Teaching? Online teaching typically refers to courses that are delivered completely online, meaning there are no physical or on-campus class sessions. Online courses can be de… Read More

Ola Kurtim’s chief executive and influential Indian AI leader, Bhavish Aggarwal, is unhappy. LinkedIn has taken down his post, in which he called the networking platform’s usage… Read More

Andrew Tune and Luke Iseman of Make Sunsets prepared for a launch. Iseman says they hope to sometime cool the earth on a bigger scale. J… Read More

Ren Hang (image source)This series presents short summaries of some of the key concepts and discourses used in current photography discourse and debates.AppropriationPostmodern app… Read More

Cursor Caressor EraserThis series presents short summaries of some of the key concepts and discourses used in current photography discourse and debates.The AnthropoceneThe Anthropo… Read More

Here at HR Daily Advisor, we’re celebrating Black History Month. Although we prioritize these inspiring voices year-round, it’s a great time to shine a light on the achievements… Read More

— @reallivehumantherapist/TikTokDoes anyone ever feel like they have the whole parenting thing figured out? What works for your first child might not work for your second. What worke… Read More

Mental Health and Body Positivity in the Fashion Industry The fashion industry’s influence on body image and mental health is profound and far-reaching. Historically characterized by n… Read More

Gain profound insights into people character and connection. Reflect on your own virtues, narratives and calling based on the perspectives in this book. The Art of Seeing Others Deeply and B… Read More

“The Chrysanthemum and the Sword” by Ruth Benedict, a landmark in cultural psychology, provides deep insights into the dynamics of guilt and shame within different cultures. Comm… Read More

2023 was a year of big change for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives in corporate America. Anti-DEI sentiment gathered momentum in 2023 with the so-called “war on woke… Read More

Post-Quantum Cryptography: The lynchpin of future cybersecuritySince we are still at least a decade away from an ideal quantum computer, this may not seem like an imminent threat. However, t… Read More

Increased federal incentives for “carbon management” technologies are catalyzing a surge in proposed carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects in the United States, from the Gul… Read More

Each candidate running for the Burien City Council Nov. 7, 2023 General Election was asked ten questions by The B-Town Blog (read previous ones here), covering topics like their reasons for… Read More

Nonetheless, many brands are confused with regard to how to exploit this expanded degree of commitment. At last, the simplest method for getting shoppers to draw in with your showcasing mess… Read More

Recommendation In a world awash in national dramas and hot takes, US political scientist Eitan Hersh questions why we consume news. Does it keep us politically informed, or does it, in fact… Read More

Can you tell us about the concept of purpose and polarization going head-to-head? How do you think companies can effectively balance taking action on societal issues while navigating poli… Read More

Recommendation In a comprehensive and candid text, one of the DEI field’s most respected and popular strategists, Lily Zheng, unpacks the booming multibillion-dollar industry. The auth… Read More

Final November, I spent the hours earlier than The 1975’s present at Madison Sq. Backyard talking to followers outdoors the venue. I wished to seize the tales of a subset of the Ext… Read More

The thought of her, as always, gave me a jolt of hope, and a burst of energy. And a stab of sorrow.Prince Harry's reflection on his mother Princess Diana, who died unexpectedly when he was j… Read More

If you happen to’ve used Instagram not too long ago, you’ve in all probability seen your mutuals put up a gaggle of seemingly random photographs in “dumps.” There… Read More

On a transparent, brilliant day in March, just a few dozen individuals gathered in Parliament Sq. in central London, lots of them carrying inexperienced T-shirts and carrying indicato… Read More

Throwing a company party at the end of the year provides a space for employees to develop relationships and focus on team building outside the restrictions of regular working hours. Employee… Read More

So for several mornings a group calling itself "Restore Passenger Rail" has shut down the southbound lanes of the Wellington Urban Motorway approaching the Terrace Tunnel.  This is comp… Read More

In recent years, aerial yoga has gained popularity as a form of exercise, and perhaps those bright hammocks have even caught your interest. As you are suspended in midair by a safe aerial si… Read More

The book Sanjeev Kumar: The Actor We All Loved is written by his nephew Uday Jariwala and Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta, this biography takes us through Sanjeev Kumar’s journey to becoming on… Read More

It’s no secret: the retail industry dramatica… Read More

Utah Jazz’s Rudy Gobert (27) talks to Rudy Gay during the first half of the team’s NBA basketball game against the San Antonio Spurs, Monday, Dec. 27, 2021, in San Antonio… Read More

By Nicholas Johnson Burien’s planning commission has signed off on four proposed additions to the city’s comprehensive plan, including an equity goal to “provide opportunit… Read More

A mental health survey released by The Drum last week found heavy workloads to blame for the poor mental wellbeing of marketing workers across the world. James Routledge, founder of wor… Read More

Give Symone the crown. I don’t really know what else to say. We’re merely weeks, and nary into an elimination, into another strong season of RuPaul’s Drag Race, but the fro… Read More

Eds Note: This post is a little far afield for our archive but at a time where our city’s police are using undue and deadly force against relatively peaceful demonstrators everyday, se… Read More

Female-founded businesses are making better adult toys and confronting taboosIn a market typically dominated by males, women can be now making more adult toys than previously Having less fem… Read More

Image via Gratisography We live in an information-driven society, where communication determines how fast we learn. Cooperation and collaboration underpin how we work together, and done bril… Read More

Temporary pavilion structures belong to a hybrid assortment that fluctuates between art and design and keeps up with the dynamical building trends. Because of their short lifetime and small… Read More

Many North Americans (leaving aside Mexico), would likely not know that the official acronym for “North Korea” is “DPRK,” and if they did then fewer still might reali… Read More

In a new video from PBS’s web series “Brief But Spectacular”, Billy Eichner talks about his alter ego (Billy on the Street) and how being gay affects (or doesn’t aff… Read More