Self-motivation is carrying Ohio college student from computer education to the FBI
One of my favorite poems is “It Couldn’t Be Done,” by Edgar A. Guest. First published in 1917 …
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Baked-in Bias: AI may not be forged from as many viewpoints as it should be
Artificial intelligence (AI) is an amazing realm and direction of research that promises to speed up the development of computer systems able to perform tasks that normally require human …
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Tech teacher tag team is changing lives at East Cleveland high school
Synergy is the interaction of elements that, when combined, produce a total effect greater than the sum of the individual elements. In short, it means that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. In …
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The low-code and no-code development niche
Organizations are in intense competition with each other to speed up time to market and enhance customer experience. To stay competitive, companies need to accelerate business application …
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The challenge of writing performance test questions for certification exams
There are several approaches to measuring the knowledge, skills, and abilities of a candidate who wants to prove their competency by achieving a certification credential. In recent years, many exam …
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Memorization can be an important tool for learning
At TestOut we have an informal Pi Day competition every year in March. The competition takes place on March 14 at 1:59 in the afternoon (3.14159 — get it?) and consists of contestants …
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