Thirty years ago on June 18, Sally Ride became the first American woman in space. The anniversary coincides with yesterday’s announcement of NASA’s eight new astronauts—four of which are women!
Yes. Leaning into space. More girls in STEM = endless possibilities.
Lift is basically the app that helps be be a functioning human.
I was a part of their web beta and I’m stoked that today Lift is available to everyone! http://lift.do/
So far, it’s helped me work towards goals like: drink more water, bite my nails less, stop drinking pop, and wash my hair more.
I’ve been posting on ADN for a while & the team there was nice enough to give me invites to let my friends use it for free! ADN is basically a private social network that users pay for, so it’s supposed to provide more of a quality over quantity experience.
Most of the people I follow are also in tech, and it’s been an especially helpful resource for anything iOS7 related.
Full disclosure: if you sign up via my invite, you automatically follow me. No worries if you wanna unfollow :)
LinkedIn Builds Its Publishing Presence - NYTimes.com
I gotta give props to a person who has such a clearly defined goal they’re working towards.
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Apparently we released this quietly while I was away - check out the new HootSuite “add stream” feature! Go and make those tabs pretty.
Depending on what network you choose you’ll have different options for your streams - like Facebook wall posts or LinkedIn groups.
(Psssst it’s also super easy to add apps like Tumblr & Instagram now - just click “Apps” to see all your options!)
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Screen 1 & 2 of my phone with iOS7 (screen 3 is just folders)
Screen 1 has mostly “older” apps and doesn’t look all that different with the new icons. I deleted Yahoo weather and went with the stock weather app as they’re basically the same now.
Screen 2 looks completely different, and most of those are apps I have downloaded within the last few months. Notice a trend in icons?
I need to change my background now that the iPhone “moves with you,” and I really love how now you can put unlimited apps in a folder.
If you don’t work in the “tech” or “startup” industry and want to know what it’s like (or if you do work in the “tech” or “startup” industry and don’t realize that you live in the bubble), you should read this.
Actually, you should just read it no matter what.
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This is amazing.
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NYU professor Jamyn Edis has students complete a Codecademy track and become HootSuite Certified to arm them with digital skills for today’s workplace.
I wrote a post about our higher ed program on the HootSuite blog - these marketing students are really getting their money’s worth!
