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I’ve spent the vast majority of my adult, working life (20+ years at the time of this writing) in higher education. Currently I work at both Wake Forest University and Forsyth Technical Community College. One constant during that time is the charge by the faculty that the students don’t/won’t behave appropriately during class.
Recently an article came across my RSS feeds that spoke to this. I think it has value and wanted to share it. I encourage anyone who is taking, or plans to take, a class to read it. Despite the masculine slant to the title, ladies, it applies to you too. Professors, I also encourage you to read and think about your behavior when you are in the classes/trainings that you take.
I’ve recently started to see a weird blurring problem in Google Chrome when scrolling web pages. As I scroll down the page, everything goes blurry for a second, then it pops into focus. It’s almost like an auto-focus in a camera. It was driving me nuts!
I can’t take credit for it. Wish I could.
If only everybody would read this before calling their tech support.