Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts

Sunday, February 26, 2012

Technology isn't my thing

Guest post from: Natalie Walter

Technology is just not my thing but thankfully my brother and business partner totally gets it when it comes to computers. It’s nice because he and I own our own small printing shop and I don’t have to run to an IT guy every time I get an error message on my computer – he usually knows what’s going on and how to fix it. I am kind of the creative behind the business and I’m really good at the numbers, too, so I do all our in house accounting but at the end of the day it’s nice that Mark can do all the engeneering and also put all the computer stuff on track. We make a good team, he and I, and we have since we were kids which is why I think we knew this business together would be a good idea from the get go. Who would have guessed the Marlo brothers would be working together ten years down the road? We fought like dogs when we were kids and in high school!

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Future Computer Operator

It looks to me like we may have another computer operator in the family. He is hard at work on his little computer. They start them young now. I heard our school is sending home laptops with all the kids now in certain grades. They know so much more about technology than we do. It is fun to watch them at play. They can get so serious about what they are doing :0) It looks like he will be repairing them before you know it.

Thursday, January 31, 2008

Online PhD Programs

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This fine accredited online university which has online phd programs has also sponsored a charter school, The East Range Academy of Technology and Science. It is a school for grades K through 12 and assists students in becoming independent learners. They provide the teaching for them to make progress in technology and science that they would not be able to achieve in an average school. They offer flexible scheduling and presently enroll 65 students between grade 10 and 12. They are also planning to offer classes in robotics and Web design which is a area of the present and will serve them well in the future when they graduate. Capella's duties are to make sure they stay on track with their mission and vision. They are the only online university that has state-approved programs in reading, literature and leadership.