Work styles are going to completely change for the vast majority of companies in the coming months. This will be a period of rapid innovation in enterprise software, and spell the end of many legacy approaches to IT.
Schools are closing. Thousands of teachers will be teaching online for the first time in their lives, and students deserve to keep learning. Here’s my advice to teachers. 1. Bring extra energy: You need extra energy when you’re teaching online. Turn up your energy by 50%.
If you missed the “How Basecamp uses Basecamp” livestream, here’s the recording: https://t.co/a8943QZhge. We start a new account and then take you on a tour of our *actual* account to show you how we work day-to-day. A bit under 2 hours. Watch —> https://t.co/a8943QZhge
Schools are moving online. Here are 10 ways online education is better than the traditional model, especially for kids. 1. Ship Fast, Ship Often: Traditional school is too passive. Students learn best when they make things. The more students create, the faster they’ll learn.
A new online education revolution is happening. I've been taking dozens of online courses recently that are 10x better than what was possible in 2008 when we started @udemy. Educators, Influencers, Bootstrappers and Startups: A thread about the future: *Read On*
Deep Dive into education: - Current problems in k-12 & higher ed - Future of k-12 & higher ed - 3 waves of ed-tech - Opportunities for startups in the space, including homeschool, credentialing, unbundling & rebundling the university, and more Thread👇
My #1 Zoom pro-tip if you use Google Calendar: Run this command in your terminal to restore the “Always open links of this type” checkbox in Chrome (see screenshot) defaults write https://t.co/B1SqSv0FhZ ExternalProtocolDialogShowAlwaysOpenCheckbox -bool true Restart Chrome �…
Actionable advice to startups from Sequoia in 2008: embrace ruthless pragmatism, pivot your biz model fast, experiment and iterate your product at hyper speed b/c your livelihood depends on it. https://t.co/Oup1yADWtP
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