Starting a new series of posts here tonight, gathering links I’ve been browsing that don’t need their own dedicated post.
I have a long term interest in ed-tech and distance education, two interesting articles I came across this week…
The pandemic’s remote learning legacy: A lot worth keeping - Christian Science Monitor
Nearly One-Third Of Parents May Stick With Remote Learning - NPR
Other nonsense I found interesting this week…
The state of Apple TV and end of HomePod warrants a Home strategy roundtable - 9to5Mac
Apple’s Perplexing Home Strategy - MacStories
Cities are paying people up to $16,000 to move there—this directory lists them - CNBC Apple News link
I enjoyed this piece reviewing Panic’s new code editor Nova, which has been out for a bit now.
My wife and I have been catching up on The Crown and I found this section in the show’s Wikipedia page about Historical Accuracy was pretty interesting. It’s almost like the show is collage instead of a portrait. The Crown also got me to read the tremendously long article on The Troubles which the show spent surprisingly little time on.