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Technology and the Flipped Classroom Part II

By:  Donna Metallic What perfect timing for Part II of my blog for Technology and Engaged Learning, I attended a KI sponsored event yesterday about Planning and Designing Learning Environments for the Future. How do most people learn: by actively … read more

2050 – A future where American cities are thriving with ethnic diversity & intelligent buildings.

By:  Jill Mendoza So what will buildings look like in 2050? For most of us 2050 is far enough off we may not be thinking much about it but folks like Joel Kotkin, author of “The Next Hundred Million, American … read more

On-Demand Video in Education

By:  Donna Metallic Everything we touch today has some sort of video influence, so with this increasing use of technology how will it influence the next generation and how they learn? This blog will highlight technology, aging buildings and how … read more

Is Your Workplace Ready?

By: Lee Boyland We all know that our culture is seeing a shift in communication (think social media, e-mail, Skype) and a shift in how business is done (exporting, suppliers, subcontracting), but what does that mean in terms of numbers? … read more

Viva Las Vegas with the help of Sol~

By:  Julie Knight The MGM Grand hotel in Las Vegas, NV just completed in October  2012 a $160 million renovation and upgrade to their property. The Grand is the second largest hotel in the world.   And as a part of … read more

Where’s this going?

By: Tony White Okay, so truth time.  This blog entry started out to be one of those “Year-End Recap” or “Starting 2013 Off on the Right Foot” blogs that seem so popular this time of year. As is often the … read more

The tallest building in the United States is going solar!

By:  Julie Knight The Willis Tower, which once went by the much more famous title of Sears Tower, has 1,451 feet worth of windows that, until now, were actually somewhat of an energy drain. As part of a pilot program, … read more

I Like Using Paper

By:  Tony White So here’s the deal.  I am a note taker, a jotter, a list-maker.  I like putting pen to paper.  I like my journals.  I like making lists BECAUSE I like crossing things off my list. No, really… … read more

So Much Tile…..

By: Mary Ann Lucas There isn’t a lot you can do with dirt and water….right?  It might be what most people think, but according to my work in the stone and tile business, that statement could not be farther from … read more

The Mobile Worker Goes Truly Mobile

By: Tony White There is a new option in the business world for people who work remotely. Whether you’re on a business trip needing to get work done or you don’t have an actual office to go to daily, Campbell … read more

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