We talked a lot about race, and a little about not getting caught up in ideas about yourself while coding that distract you from the work. And Duke sang a song for us.
There are no people in strand’s collective.
We talked a lot about race, and a little about not getting caught up in ideas about yourself while coding that distract you from the work. And Duke sang a song for us.
Steve chats with Merlin Mann about his history with libraries, the importance of the library as a community space, why libraries aren't dead, and checking in with the Library Elf. Merlin Mann is an independent writer, speaker, and broadcaster based in San Francisco. Merlin created 43 Folders, co-hosts Back to Work, Roderick on the Line, and Reconcilable Differences (and appears on…
http://circulatingideas.com/2015/09/22/episode-76-merlin-mann/
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The Bottom Line – Whether you are a 3rd grader or a college Freshman, the classroom is increasingly online. Utah-based Instructure, and its flagship software product Canvas, is helping students, parents, teachers and administrative staff communicate seamlessly and share data easily using Cloud technology. Many years ago entrepreneurs like Josh Coates, Instructure’s CEO, recognized the massive education market would need better technology tools if teachers were going to prepare students for an ever-changing, face-paced and competitive landscape. Earlier this year, Instructure raised $40M at a valuation of over one-half a billion dollars. In total, Instructure has raised $90M and employs over 500 people. Canvas is one of the leading Learning Management Systems (LMS) for colleges, K-12 and now even the corporate training world. Coates discusses the beginnings of Instructure, how their software overcame its repressive rival Blackboard, how he came to lead the endeavor, and what it means to be a coder.