When I first moved to Canton, Michigan years ago, local farmers would pull up their pickup trucks to the old K-Mart parking lot at Ford and Sheldon to sell their vegetables and fruits.
I would hurry home from work on Wednesday evenings to get some of Canton’s delicious sweet corn (for years, Canton was known at the “Sweet Corn Capital of Michigan”) and mouth-watering melons. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Canton Farmers Market
Earlier this year, I wrote about the lack of volume controls in video and audio players and how frustrated I was with having to manage volume globally across all applications on my laptop.
Two months later, I published a follow-up post, with information about the SoundCloud and National Public Radio (NPR) audio controls. Continue reading What I Learned About NPR’s Audio Player and Volume Control
You’ve picked your presentation topic, chosen your webinar platform, picked a date and time, and marketed your webinar to your mailing list and social media.
And you now have over 150 people who’ve registered to attend.
Congrats! Continue reading 13 Tips to Improve Your Next Webinar