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    Edx.Org Site Running A Blog In WordPress.Org

    Reference Site: Edx.org[1], Blog.Edx.org [2], Builtwith.com[3] This week while browsing some of the Online Course site, Edx.org which has been one of my regular sites, happened to run its blog at URL Blog.Edx.org using Wordpress. I use the site Builtwith.com to get the details about the site. Founded in 2007, BuiltWith® is a website profiler, lead generation, competitive […]

  • What is an IMAP?

    Reference Site: WhatIsMyIPAddress.com IMAP allows you to access your emails via the Internet. Basically, emails are stored on Email Server and users can access the emails even using the Email Client (like Outlook) but the user is not actually downloading or storing it on his local PCs (Desktop / Laptop / Phone […]

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    About G Suite for Education

    Reference Site: Support.Google.com As we all know, G Suite for Education is a suite of free Google tools and services that are tailored for schools and homeschools. It is available globally to all educational institutions that qualify. G Suite for Education is free and includes user accounts. G Suite for Education accounts provides […]

  • SDLC For School/College’s ERP

    Systems(ERP) Development Life Cycle – SDLC Planning Requirement Functional and Non-functional Client Product Owner Analysis Requirement Client Product Owner QA Lead Developer Lead Designer Lead Business Analysist Design High Level & Low Level Design Web Designer Graphics Designer Implementation & Coding Developer Testing QA, Test Engineer Marketing Production Product Owner […]

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    EU Model Contract Clauses For G Suite

    Reference Site: Admin Console, Google Inc Standard Contractual Clauses (processors) for the purposes of Article 26(2) of Directive 95/46/EC for the transfer of personal data to processors established in third countries which do not ensure an adequate level of data protection the non-Google legal entity accepting the Clauses (the “Data Exporter”) […]

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    Confirmation on your eligibility for G Suite for Education

    To qualify for G Suite for Education, we require that organizations meet the following criteria: K-12 or higher educational institution Non-profit (If US based, 501(c)3 accreditation should be provided) Accredited by a generally accepted accreditation body. In order for us to confirm your eligibility, please respond to this email with […]

  • How Viber Makes Money

    Viber, as mentioned on their website, is a calling and messaging app that connects people–no matter who they are, or where they’re from.  Investopedia has termed Viber, as a popular voice over Internet protocol (VOIP) application. If you refer to these sites, you will find one billion Viber users in hundreds […]

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    MOODLE As Open Source E-Learning Software

    If you were a computer programmer the term “Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment” (Moodle) might make your heart skip a beat. If you were a teacher you might recognize the word as a verb that describes the process of lazily meandering through something, doing things as it occurs to you […]

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    What is WordPress?

    WordPress is web software you can use to create a beautiful website or blog. We like to say that WordPress is both free and priceless at the same time. The core software is built by hundreds of community volunteers, and when you’re ready for more there are thousands of plugins and […]

  • What is Cpanel?

    Reference Site: [1] InMotionHoting.com   [2] Hostgator.com cPanel is your website’s control panel and allows you to do tasks such as edit files, create email addresses, and set up databases.[1] The cPanel accounts themselves are managed by Web Host Manager, commonly referred to as WHM.[1].  cPanel is a web hosting account management tool available on […]