How Tech-Savvy Are Our Kids? #infographic
January 29, 2013 by Leave a Comment
I don’t know about you, but sometimes I think my 7-year-old knows more about the various gadgets that fill our lives than I do. This infographic takes a look at how children are really on top of the whole gadget thing that’s engulfing us.
Online Higher Education Revolution
July 9, 2012 by Leave a Comment
A college education costs thousands of dollars, but that might be changing. If you’re headed off to university soon or know someone who is, you’ll want to learn more about the latest trend in higher education.
The growing popularity of social media has provided new opportunities for thousands of students. Online university programs are cropping up based on social media. Many of these new programs feature first class materials at little or no cost to the student. Four such programs are:
• MITx
• Khan Academy
• Coursera
• iTunes U
Even traditional college classrooms now rely on social media for homework assignments and even exams. If your college-aged student spends a lot of time on social media, he or she may be studying.
To learn more about the trend towards online education, study the infographic below.
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Visualizing the Differences Between Healthy Lungs & a Smoker’s Lungs
June 8, 2012 by Leave a Comment
The Lung Infographic provides educational biological information about how the lungs work including an interactive visual on what a healthy lung looks like compared to a smoker’s lung. The lung infographic also provides useful links to the American Lung Association for tips on how to take care of your lungs, as well as information on how to get help to quit smoking.
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Source: AmeriHealth
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The Science of Getting Drunk
May 23, 2012 by Leave a Comment
For better or worse, getting drunk and getting an education go hand in hand at college. Lets take a look at the science behind the intoxification process. Plastered, wasted, three sheets to the wind; whatever you call it, all drinkers go through pretty much the same biological process to arrive at the distination of intoxification.
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Anatomy of a Shark Attack
May 22, 2012 by Leave a Comment
You have probably heard the stories about sharks attacking humans. You may have even watched one of the popular movies about shark attacks.
If you go swimming in the ocean what are the odds that a shark will actually attack you? Should you be afraid to go swimming in the ocean?
The real facts about shark attacks just might surprise you. Check out the infographic below to learn more about shark attacks.
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Body Hacks For A Longer Life
May 20, 2012 by Leave a Comment
There’s a flood of mixed messages that you get on health. But the truth is that the key to being healthy is fairly simple: live as natural a life as possible. Simple tricks go a long a way. Eat a natural diet (plants and animals). Before eating, ask yourself: could I or my neighbors have made this? Take daily walks. Get outside. Take a break and make sure to rest. Don’t let stress last beyond its usefulness.
Source: BestHealthDegrees.com
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10 Degrees Hiring Managers Don’t Want To See
April 12, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Hey, high school seniors hoping to major in Latin – think again! While you probably shouldn’t choose a college major based on what’s likely to make you the most money, you should think long and hard about getting a degree that’ll be sure to get your resume tossed into the nearest wastebasket.
This infographic covers 10 common degrees that aren’t likely to get you an interview.
Source: Best Degree Programs
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8 Leadership Qualities (for quality leadership)
March 21, 2012 by Leave a Comment
There are times when in infographic depicts mountains of data in visually stunning fashion. There are others when a massive amount of effort is put into perfecting a visualization that portrays a message.
Then, there are times when a graphic simply states the truth and offers advice. These are the ones you’ll see printed out and hanging in the offices of executives around the world. This graphic by the Center for Management and Organization Effectiveness is one of those types, offering a quick hit of 8 things that leaders need to know. Click to enlarge.
The Walking Debt: Facts About Student Loans
January 30, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Is college in your future? 76% of young people believe it has gotten harder to afford college in the last five years and the average student debt of a new college graduate is $22,900.00, is this amount in your budget?
From: Top Colleges Online
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