by Dawn Baird | 24 Jul 17 | learning, technology, training
GoToWebinar is software that is designed to enable you to deliver webinars – online seminars – without having to think too hard about the technical side of things. For those engaged in public speaking, webinars offer some clear advantages over arranging half and...
by Dawn Baird | 18 Aug 14 | news and events, technology
We’re delighted to be involved in this year’s CultureTECH programme. Specifically, we’re helping train 1000 Digital Champions. The campaign has been developed in support of the Go ON NI initiative which seeks to address the lack of digital skills...
by Dawn Baird | 24 Oct 12 | technology
Spam will arrive in your WordPress installation daily. It takes the form of comments, and is recognisable from the following characteristics: Badly-written or unintelligible English Irrelevant to the post Accompanied by a link to a dodgy website Spam clogs up your...
by Dawn Baird | 24 Mar 11 | business, technology
Especially for Andrew… From the Google Chrome toolbar, click the wrench icon, and select Bookmark Manager. From the Organise menu, click Export Bookmarks, and save the file. (It saves automatically in .html format.) From Firefox, from the Bookmarks menu, select...
by Allen Baird PhD | 17 Jan 11 | social media, technology
I love Wikipedia. It’s one of those sites – along with YouTube and AskMen – that I could spend hours on. And often do. So thank you, Wikipedia, and happy 10th birthday! But birthdays can be times for reflection and questions. Is it too...
by Dawn Baird | 26 Jul 10 | business, customer service, marketing, technology
The web is a big place. It’s full of porn, and social networking sites, people flogging all manner of dubious health products and even more dubious information on how to be happy. Much of it is pretty useless. How do we sift through the dregs to find the...
