Apple Launches Its Cheapest iPad With Apple Pencil Support starting at just $299 Google’s Chromebook clearly dominates the classrooms in the U.S., as nearly 60 percent of its shipments are to the U.S. Now, taking a dig at Google’s dominance of the education market, Apple CEO Tim Cook announced a new […]
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TBS — The Next Turn If I haven’t said it explicitly so far, gamers make the best analysts. In this article, I am going to tell you why. It is not an absolute. There are never any absolutes. And for what its worth, musicians run a close second, but that will have to […]
Reflections on the Ashoka ‘Global Change Leaders’ gathering to promote transformative innovation in education (1 of 4) “Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall; Humpty Dumpty had a great fall; All the King’s Horses and all the King’s men, could not put Humpty Dumpty back together again.” — English Nursery Rhyme WE LIVE in a fractured world […]
Crafting lessons on the principles of microlearning speeds up the creation process, makes it cheaper to produce content, and permits your learners to absorb instruction in a manner that promotes retention while fitting into their busy schedules. Developing and distributing external training programs for your customers, channel partners, employees or […]
New Articles inspired by the games, heroes, movies, and more… It’s that time again. Time for yet another 42 analogies designed to give you perspective on Data & Analytics. It has been 5 months since our last 42. It has been 20 months since the original. So our run rate has […]
Contributing to Open Source and projects can seem like a daunting process. Your favorite search engine will return a ton of results on guides and repositories to get started. But many times, your search does not yield the result you want, you still do not know how to contribute to […]
A Complete Real-World Implementation of Bayesian Inference The past few months, I encountered one term again and again in the data science world: Markov Chain Monte Carlo. In my research lab, in podcasts, in articles, every time I heard the phrase I would nod and think that sounds pretty cool […]
With this article, we, OpenDataScience, launch an open Machine Learning course. This is not aimed at developing another comprehensive introductory course on machine learning or data analysis (so this is not a substitute for fundamental education or online/offline courses/specializations and books). The purpose of this series of articles is to […]
Photo by Element5 Digital on Unsplash Before I get to the meat of this post, I want to make one thing super clear: you do not need a graduate degree to be a data scientist. Unless you’re doing cutting-edge machine learning research (which, let’s be honest, doesn’t describe 99.9% of data […]
The Transmogrification Of Your Data… Hidden In Plain Sight If you’ve been following along in the series, you know that we use an (I) to indicate the information phase of The Analytic Process (TAP). You also know that each of our phases has its own letter. You could say we are […]