It really goes to show how innovative Apple is when heads of the fashion industry are stepping out to join
When I was young and just starting my venture into the employment world my Father always told me - if you're not early, you're late - and even if you're late you better be there.
http://blogs.hbr.org/2013/10/always-always-always-show-up/
Things like this are why funding for the development of technology is so crucial.
It's Friday, so here's our weekly roundup of stuff from the Interwebs that's worth reading:
1. Teachers Are Key to Making Technology Work - Agreed. This was a core value when we built Thumbprint.
2. Education Technology & Smart Classroom Market By (Hardware, Systems, Technologies) Worth $59.90 Billion by 2018 – New Report by Marketsandmarkets - $60 Billion? - I don't think EdTech is a flash in the pan anymore, do you?
3. Technology Poised to Revolutionize Education - Lots of articles on Technology and individualized learning, but this one comes from a city that I love, so it gets the nod.
4. Why Video Games Help The Brain Stay Young - I'd like to think they keep me looking young, too. Seriously, anyone who actually plays games knows that it's true, and that much of the anti-game hype is uninformed nonsense.
5. Our Self-Inflicted Complexity - The read that should make you stop and think. Almost every business, almost every business person I know is partially paralyzed by made-up complexity. It's possible to be incredibly smart and hard working and still end up so mired in this stuff that nothing actually gets done.