Online education portals like Udacity and Coursera are really changing the world of remote learning in significant ways. By making free and high quality education accessible to a global audience, these platforms are opening up undreamt of possibilities for communities around the world to improve, grow, and prosper in the digital economy of the 21st century. Education at top tier colleges and universities has traditionally been a social and economic privilege, but now anyone can join in the learning revolution by sitting in virtual classrooms with the world’s best and brightest educators. Whether this involves learning how to code and build smart phone apps, or starting up a new business, or learning about public health literacy, the sky is the limit of what’s now possible.

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Hovhannes Avoyan

About Hovhannes Avoyan

Paid Monitor CEO – Hovhannes is an international entrepreneur with a recognized and respected reputation in the high tech industry. His technical expertise, combined with his drive to build the best business/product, has positioned him as a visionary international extension of Silicon Valley.

Paid Monitor adds a monitoring node in Canada

  MONTREAL, July 22, 2011– Paid Monitor, the award-winning provider of the world’s first all-in-one cloud-based service that combines web site uptime, server and application monitoring, today announced the deployment of a new monitoring node in Canada. This will provide companies whose business relies on the Web, a complete and accurate performance picture from the perspective of… Read the full post

30 Tips to Optimize HTML/CSS/Images for Smooth Web Experience

Do you want your customers and/or employees to have a speedy, no-hassle end-user experience when they use your website or server, respectively? Of course you do – because an unsatisfied end-user means lost business – as in the case of a customer – or a really annoyed employee – as in the case of a… Read the full post

30 JavaScript optimization tips – Presentation

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School Web Self-Service Tools Need Monitoring

I read a paper recently that listed a number of reasons why schools and universities are increasingly relying on their own websites to interact with students and deliver services, such as admissions, enrollment and registration, and other functions. Those reasons (and I’ll get to them in a minute) make very good sense. But, overall, automation… Read the full post

Cloud Computing Advice for Small Businesses

Found a wonderful little advice piece for small businesses weighing whether to migrate to cloud computing. I liked it so much because the advice is really simple and down to earth. There is no complicated and confusing IT jargon – which I bet you a dime to a dozen most small companies are unfamiliar with,… Read the full post

Defend Against Latency Issues

What’s your tolerance for latency? Do you still patiently tap… tap…tap your fingers on your desk or laptop waiting to connect to your apps? Or, are you like a growing number of us – with nil accommodation skills? We want it now and fast. I have no doubt that a great number of you are… Read the full post

New Cloud Security Initiative

The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), an organization that promotes best practices and security assurances in cloud computing, is now working with the MashSSL Alliance, an organization that encourages use of a next generation SSL standard for cloud computing. The CSA is already working with a number of IT organizations to improve cloud security, and this… Read the full post

New Research Report Focuses on Google

There’s a new research report out that looks at Google’s strategy in cloud computing and the influence of its Google Chrome browser. I haven’t read the entire report yet, but the publication, officially called “Clouded by Chrome: Googles Strategy in Cloud Computing – Chrome as Your Next OS, focuses on Google’s pursuit of a multi-pronged… Read the full post