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Interaction in Online Classrooms

There are many models of having students interact in online classrooms. Each has its own unique characteristics and purposes These models include: Discussion Boards: These are the most common tools for online interaction, primarily using text. Students create “posts” and respond to others’ posts, creating a “thread” of discussion. While discussion boards can be a Read More

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Unlocking the Secrets: A Deep Dive into Cryptography

In an increasingly interconnected world, the need to protect sensitive information from unauthorized access has never been more critical. This is where cryptography comes into play. Far from being a niche concept, cryptography is a fundamental building block of modern security, underpinning everything from online banking to secure communication. This post will explore what cryptography Read More

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Elevator Pitch: Social Issues Surrounding Computer Networks

The social issues surrounding the use of computer networks are numerous and complex. Networks can be used to spread offensive content that some believe should be censored. Similarly, they enable the distribution of copyrighted material, leading to conflicts over enforcement. Network operators and governments are able to monitor communications, raising questions around privacy rights. The Read More

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The Complete, if Flawed, Guide to Generative AI

David Clinton’s The Complete Obsolete Guide to Generative AI is a must-read for computer science students looking to break into the exciting field of AI. This book offers a comprehensive overview of generative AI, covering everything from the basics of how AI models work to the practical applications of AI in various industries. What makes Read More