Science/Technology

The Open Education Resources Movement

By Caitlin Dwyer|2019-03-19T15:54:35-04:00November 29th, 2010|

A recent New York Times article discussed a growing movement in which colleges and universities are putting lectures and course materials online for anyone in the world to access. Lectures by professors from Yale, MIT, and UC Berkeley, among others, are available on sites such as YouTube and iTunes for no cost as part of the "open educational resources" movement. Though originally intended as [...]

Audio Production is on the Rise!

By Lori Becker|2018-10-12T09:57:43-04:00November 15th, 2010|

PSG offers professional audio recording, editing, production, post-production, and engineering services for all your voice-over, dubbing, captioning or interactive components. With professional voice talent, scriptwriters, and audio engineers at the ready, we have the resources, personnel, and expertise to professionally write, record, produce, edit, and mix your audio content. What can PSG boast as your audio production partner? Experienced audio engineers and producers [...]

Excellent Customer Service is Just a Call Away

By Ken Scherpelz|2018-10-12T13:33:36-04:00November 8th, 2010|

Does great customer service really make a difference? If you ask Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos, an online shoe retailer, he would most likely say "Absolutely!" Known for outstanding customer service, Zappos was purchased by Amazon last fall for $1.2 billion. When asked in a recent Newsweek interview about the value of customer service, Hsieh responded: "Great customer service is expensive, and the [...]

Digital College Recruitment

By Kaitlin Loss|2018-10-12T13:34:29-04:00October 25th, 2010|

Today, the word 'college' is almost synonymous with the word 'online.' You can apply to college online, register for classes online, read textbooks online, and even take classes online. So it’s not really that surprising that many colleges are beginning to recruit students online. Gone are the days of college fairs in high school gyms, where recruiters speak to a handful of overwhelmed [...]

iPads: iPerfect for Classrooms?

By Ken Scherpelz|2018-10-12T13:34:36-04:00October 18th, 2010|

It should be no surprise that many new technologies are making inroads into schools and classrooms. Most every school has computers and SMART Boards, and many teachers receive answers to tests from students via hand-held wireless devices. Apple's iPad has been making its way into schools since it was released, but there seems to be a recent surge of these devices and their [...]

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