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12/31/2018 It’s Monday, December 31st, 2018 and welcome to Episode 219 of TechTalk4Teachers, I’m Tom Grissom. Welcome to TechTalk4Teachers the show about teaching and learning with technology .  In this episode I discuss the Top Ten Things to do at the Instructional Technology Center. I also have a Technology Pick of the Week related to classroom technology. Your browser does not support the audio element. Right-click here  to download. Show Notes: Top Ten Things to do at the ITC 1 - Check your email and D2L courses  2 - Printing and lamination 3 - Take a technology class 4 - Checkout a camera edtpa 5 - Make a Bulletin Board, poster or other teacher created materials 6 - Enjoy a coloring session – while doing group work  Community Coloring 7 - Create a podcast or screencast 8 - Make a green screen video 9 - Learn about Office 365 10 - Learn 24/7/365 via the Virtual ITC   -  eiu.edu/itc Technology Picks of th e Week Tom's Tech Pick ...

this article is taken from linked in by  Lima sehgal Job seekers tend to focus on what to include on their resume, but it is equally important to know what NOT to include on your resume... What information to include is in your hands, but remember that even small mistakes can backfire and reflect badly on you and in turn hurt your chances of getting shortlisted. Here is a list of things that you should NOT include on your CV. 1) Personal Information; What to include and what to exclude: The basics of personal information that you have to include are Name, Address, Email, and Mobile. This information is necessary for a person to contact you. Make sure that all contact details are current and in working condition. - Address Your address has to be a place where you can be reached. #Avoid giving an address of some remote location even if it is your permanent address. If you have no permanent address or you are changing locations frequently, do not list it. You can give an email ID i...

This article is originally taken from linked in by  sandeep singh . Startups: the best place for freshers to work Joining an early stage startup can be beneficial to your career if you are independent and motivated. You will have plenty of opportunities to wear a lot of hats, take on more responsibility, and learn more than you would have at a larger company. Professional Growth:  Working at a startup is a great place to build upon your existing skill sets, gain experiences in many functional areas, and take on a ton of responsibility . As the company grows quickly, so will your opportunities for career advancement. Personal Growth: Strengthen your team-playing abilities as well as your self-sufficiency. Get the most out of the experience and develop your social skills by wearing many “hats” and making important decisions. Your impact on the product: When you are launching a product, you are spending most of the time getting useful things done. It’s really fast and cheap to...

If you're thinking you may want to leave your day job and set out as a founder, it might be helpful to reflect and make a plan but, once you've made up your mind, you need to go — and quick. how to start a startup Everyone has at least one idea for the next big thing. What makes startup founders different is their willingness to take action to make one of those ideas a reality. I am not going to take your too much priceless time here so everything is very quick and short. Exixting market of your field First of all, you will have to know abroad about the topic around which you are going to start your startup and also related things to that and let's talk about some more add-ons which you should have to know about. Basic business knowledge It's it's a business so, know about the business how it's done. Will have to know about the marketing. That's because you have to sell your product and services. Protection in business Will have to know about some basic t...

New Delhi: The government on Wednesday assured that genuine investments in startups will not be taxed for exceeding fair market valuation. The Income Tax Act treats share premium received from the sale of unlisted shares in excess of their fair value taxable as income from other sources. The assurance comes after news reports said some startups have received notices from the income tax (I-T) department seeking details of their share transactions. The move to seek clarifications on share premiums under section 56 of the Income Tax Act has been on for a few years. The idea is to check instances like politicians accepting bribes in the guise of premium for shares in unlisted companies held by them. However, t he government has exempt startups registered under the commerce ministry from the purview of this provision. The department of industrial policy and promotion (DIPP) said that it has taken notice of news reports. It said that there is a mechanism in place since April 2018 to gran...

Law Enforcement News Lubbock Police Launch Crisis Intervention Team Aimed at Responding in Mental Health Situations LubbockOnline.com, (12/11/2018), Erica Pauda The Lubbock (Texas) Police Department recently launched a Crisis Intervention Team consisting of officers who are all state-certified mental health peace officers. The team includes two full-time officers and 30 to 40 others who have received the certified training and can respond as needed. The trained officers know how to identify mental health conditions, how to respond to situations involving mental illness and de-escalate as needed, and will refer people in mental health crises to needed services. Link to Article Boise Police Offering Free Spanish Class to Officers, Staff Idaho Press, (12/11/2018), Nicole Foy In collaboration with Boise State University, some 50 civilian staff members and officers from the Boise Police Department will take a free 10-week Spanish course to improve outreach to the local Hispanic popu...

Artificial intelligence applications can be found in many aspects of our lives, and even public safety and criminal justice benefit from AI. For example, traffic safety systems identify violations and enforce the rules of the road, and crime forecasts allow for more efficient allocation of policing resources. AI is also helping to identify the potential for an individual under criminal justice supervision to reoffend. Research supported by NIJ is helping to lead the way in applying AI to address criminal justice needs, such as identifying individuals and their actions in videos relating to criminal activity or public safety, DNA analysis, gunshot detection and crime forecasting. Read a new NIJ Journal article on the subject at https://www.nij.gov/journals/280/Pages/using-artificial-intelligence-to-address-criminal-justice-needs.aspx .