MBAP Bus/Tech Department

Skitck and other apps in a symbalo board and a list of links.

After months of hard work, we are happy to release the new feature: Outliner. We hope you love it! Here is how it looks when you are using outliner to organize bookmarks, annotations and notes.

After months of hard work, we are happy to release the new feature: Outliner. We hope you love it! Here is how it looks when you are using outliner to organize bookmarks, annotations and notes.

Make any video your lesson. Edit a video by cropping it, adding your voice or embedding questions. Then, track your students with powerful hassle-free analytics.

Make any video your lesson. Edit a video by cropping it, adding your voice or embedding questions. Then, track your students with powerful hassle-free analytics.

While I like to think I know a little about business writing, I still fall into a few word traps. (Not to mention a few cliché traps.)Take the words "who" and "whom." I rarely use "whom" when I should -- even when spell check suggests "whom" I think it sounds pretentious. So I use "who."And then I sound dumb.Just like one misspelled word can get your resume tossed onto the "nope" pile, one incorrectly used word can negatively impact your entire message. Fairly or unfairly, it happens -- so let's make sure it doesn't happen to

While I like to think I know a little about business writing, I still fall into a few word traps. (Not to mention a few cliché traps.)Take the words "who" and "whom." I rarely use "whom" when I should -- even when spell check suggests "whom" I think it sounds pretentious. So I use "who."And then I sound dumb.Just like one misspelled word can get your resume tossed onto the "nope" pile, one incorrectly used word can negatively impact your entire message. Fairly or unfairly, it happens -- so let's make sure it doesn't happen to