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[ad_1] So you’ve landed on some data you want to analyze. Where do you begin? Many people used to working in a graphical environment might default to using a spreadsheet tool, but there’s another way that might prove to be faster and more efficient, with just a little more effort. And you don’t need to…

[ad_1] When the Raspberry Pi hit the tech scene, it made a huge impact. It wasn’t the first tiny computer, by any means—the Chumby, the PogoPlug, and other hackable systems on chips preceded it—but there hadn’t been anything quite so intentionally open and affordable as the Pi. You didn’t have to hack the Pi, you…

[ad_1] Open education is a hot topic in both the K-12 and higher education spaces due to a number of factors, including the desire to make education more affordable. The cost of textbooks has added a tremendous financial burden to students around the world. In response, the U.S. Department of Education initiated the #GoOpen movement…

[ad_1] I’ve previously written about the fact the Apache Software Foundation offers an exemplar of large-scale open source governance. Even with those supreme qualities, things can still go wrong. Apache offers some of the best protections for open source contributors but its mature rules can be manipulated by skilled politicians and/or determined agendas. What can…