Category: Teaching
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An Educator’s Guide to AWS Tools—Ease of Use & Implementation
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The digital transformation of education is accelerating, and Amazon Web Services (AWS) is one of the leaders in this realm by providing accessible, scalable, and secure tools for K-12 and higher education. Whether you’re a classroom teacher, instructional technologist, or IT administrator, understanding how to leverage AWS’s AI-powered solutions can help you personalize learning, streamline…
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Use Wisdolia to Test Your Knowledge on AWS Well-Architected Framework
Made by Tasha Penwell with Scribe This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to use Wisdolia to test your knowledge on the AWS Well-Architected Framework. By following these steps, you can upload a PDF document containing the course transcript and generate multiple-choice questions to quiz yourself. This is a useful resource for anyone looking to…
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Preparing for Computer Science Workshops on AWS and Lens Studio
As a computer science student or enthusiast, workshops focused on AWS and Snapchat’s Lens Studio can be a great way to expand skills and knowledge. But to get the most out of these events, it’s important to do some preparation beforehand. AWS Introduce your class to one of the most in-demand fields in today’s job…
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Steps to Create a Free AWS Educate Account
Made by Tasha Penwell with Scribe This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to create a free AWS Educate Account. By following these simple steps, you can gain access to AWS Educate and take advantage of its educational resources and benefits. 1. Go to https://aws.amazon.com/education/awseducate/ and select Register now. 2. Complete the short form 3.…
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Unleashing the Power of AWS Scaling: A Marvelous Analogy
AWS vertical scaling and horizontal scaling are both important components of cloud scalability, just like how the Incredible Hulk and the Avengers team are both essential to the Marvel universe. By using both methods together and utilizing AWS tools, you can ensure high availability for your application and handle any challenge that comes your way.…
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Ohio Tech Day and Ohio’s Future in Technology
Ultimately, we don’t know what we don’t know. That is true in most areas in life – and maybe even more so in the technology careers. It’s through events like OhioTechDay where technology partners like Facebook (who had a fantastic video showing their data center in New Albany) and professionals can join today’s students and…
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Three Truths You Need for Career Skills in Post-Pandemic Life
Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) was upon us as the boundaries of what is physical and part of the metaverse have become blurred. Just as in the previous revolutions, a change in culture and demand requires a new type of training for post-pandemic skills.
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Things Job Seekers Should Know
Reviewing opportunities to determine those that best match job seekers qualifications and career goals. Our time is valuable, so here are a few tips to help ensure your application will lead to an offer.
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Are You Ready to Drop Out of College?
“Are you ready to drop out of college?” What would that conversation look like for anyone who’s thinking that college isn’t for them? A perspective from a college dropout, to parent and now college educator.
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Coding Club for All Ages
All in all, I recommend a few coding lessons for everyone – no matter your field of interest. There are many skills and experiences that are gained from coding that are transferable to all career fields and all ages.
