Monthly Archives: December 2015

Over the course of our career, about one third of our waking hours are spent at work. This is a sizeable number, and one that is much more easily digested if the hours are spent doing something that makes us happy. Being happy at work might not always seem easy, but it is very possible.Continue reading “5 Tips for a Happier Work Day via Smartdraw”

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The Electronic Frontier Foundation claims Google tracks students. Andy Wolber suggests that Google gives administrators the ability to block sites, sync, and tracking-and shows you how. By Andy Wolber In December 2015, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) asserted that Google tracks the online activity of students that use Chromebooks. The EFF complaint alleged, in part,Continue reading “How to Configure Google Apps to restrict tracking, disable syncing, and block sites”