The incorporation of new technology in education has the potential to revolutionize the way students learn and educators teach. From online learning platforms to interactive whiteboards, there are numerous tools and resources available that can enhance the educational experience for both students and teachers
In a recent, Knowledge@Wharton the article highlights the impact of new technologies on the economy and the job market – possible in-existence of existing job roles and creation of new job market. And that to get new jobs, learning has to be continuous since the current skills will not suffice. The first thing that Finnish schools teach their students is “Learning to Learn” and that
ITIL V3 gained popularity from the then newly introduced concept of managing IT Service Management Life-cycle. They saw it as a complete picture and a roadmap to achieving IT business maturity. The framework handed out 5 core books each in-depth, explaining life-cycle stages within IT Services right from the conception stage to recurring improvement and finally a exit to retirement. The V3 framework picture looked
