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"his video covers all the ins and outs, the theory and the details of our complete photo and video workflow from capture to archive and everything in between. So whether you're a seasoned pro, an aspiring amateur, or just starting out in photography or video we've worked hard to make this worth your time."

"Why is coding so difficult? It's not. In fact, everyone already knows how to code. Surprise!"

The proliferation of the internet and increased educational level of our customers both threaten to undermine our fees due an improved understanding of contracts. Of course, this is something we must fight. As member service, we therefore provide you with

"In this blog post, we will learn how to create an ultra-simple macro in Excel 2013 to introduce you to the concept."

"As games continue to establish themselves into our daily lives, the future as we know it will not be the same. They don't just hold the power to influence our life, but also have great implications for Learning. Below are a few interesting talks from TED's past, focusing on games, which are sure to get you thinking."

"What bit of software do you really need to be reliable?  If anything else goes really wrong you have the backup - but if the backup fails you really are lost."

"One expert argues that educators don't have to alter lessons for each device in a BYOD environment."

"Fans at Super Bowl XLVIII got a different experience with Wi-Fi, they used Extreme Network's Purview. The new technology provides visibility into application use across the network, helping organizations in various ways. Aside from improving the experience of fans trying to connect, it allows the stadium to understand how the spectators are using Wi-Fi allowing them to optimize application performance."

"In response to the ever-increasing role of technology in society through various academic and engineering developments, one fundamental question remains in the movement to arrest the decrease in students studying Computing at high school and university: what should we be teaching about IT to high school students? "

"Twitter is often plagued with people's accounts being infected, then sending out spam direct messages (DM's), such as "is this you", or "Hey somebody is saying really bad things about you", or other things calculated to tempt you to click on a link."

"Since our post about Infographics, a *lot* of people, stunned by Tufte's "less is more" gif, have been asking us lately what's our recommendation for a data visualization package. Considering the size of their datasets, and the kind of story they wanna tell, our answer has been invariably the same: "Well, use your dusty ol' Excel". Surprising isn't it?"

Apple's iOS7 - Jony Ive's pastel-infused monstrosity

Apple's iOS7 - Jony Ive's pastel-infused monstrosity

"A cyberattack this summer on JPMorgan Chase compromised the accounts of 76 million households and seven million small businesses, a tally that dwarfs previous estimates by the bank and puts the intrusion among the largest ever."

'This has been something of an organic process for me, but I've been able to discern some discrete "rules" I follow for titling my notes."

"STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math - all of which are critically important for students to learn (regardless of the economy or jobs). Our governments tout STEM because of the growth opportunities, without looking at where the growth really is. Within all the noise about the "STEM job gap," our focus should be on computer science - on the software and digital hardware that is revolutionizing the world around us and disrupting every industry known to man."