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Do Standardized Test Scores Measure Education Quality?

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  The purpose of standardized tests in schools is to give educators an objective, unbiased perspective of the effectiveness of their instruction. Although standardized testing was designed to identify the natural aptitudes of individual students, over the years some educators have found additional factors may skew the results.   Standardized tests have been a part of U.S. education since the mid-1800s. But their popularity really skyrocketed in 2002 when the  No Child Left Behind Act  mandated annual testing in all 50 states.    Since then, there’s been much debate about whether or not standardized testing can truly measure education quality—and how much weight should be given to standardized test scores. Like most arguments, there are strong opinions and points to be made on both...

5 Best Security Practices for Working Remotely

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  Establishing security practices for working remotely is critical when working from home.  There are many things to consider when onboarding a new employee or reviewing proper security protocols with existing staff. Below are some helpful tips for any organization to follow to help strengthen and secure their company’s data when some or all team members work remotely.      What started with LED monitor as a temporary change in 2020, soon became a great experiment in remote working. Despite a rushed exit from office spaces that led to makeshift kitchen table workstations, businesses soon learned the value of working from home. More than a year later, the remote work model is now an integral part of workplace culture moving forward. The challenge now is not only keeping remote workers productive but providing a secure work environment is just as important. Whether your employees are working from home or the coffee shop, certain measures must be taken to min...

What is Adaptive Sync?

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  Enter the world of gaming and you will hear the terms refresh rates and frame rates thrown about frequently. To explore brand new alien landscapes and capture enemy lines in smooth, seamless movements, gamers seek out equipment that delivers ultra-fast refresh rates and super-high frame rates. Continue reading to learn about how Adaptive Sync prevents screen tearing and game stuttering for the smoothest gameplay possible. Or discover ViewSonic ELITE’s range of professional gaming monitors equipped with the latest sync capabilities. However, no matter how advanced the specifications are, the monitor’s refresh rate and the graphics card’s frame rate need to be synced. Without the synchronization, gamers will experience a poor gaming experience marred with tears and judders. Manufacturers such as NVIDIA, AMD, and VESA have developed different display technologies that help sync frame rates and refresh rates to eliminate screen tearing and minimize game stuttering. And one ...

Why You Should Be Using a Monitor Hood for Editing

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  A monitor hood is a useful addition to screens where the environment is less than perfect for graphic design. Not only can a monitor hood reduce glare and distraction, but it can even have a startling effect on perceived color accuracy in certain environments. Such a simple accessory can be a game-changer. Can a monitor hood make an impact on your editing work? See the difference in the annoying glare taking up half of your computer screen! If you’ve ever used a computer in a well-lit room you’ve most certainly faced this problem. It usually involves jostling your screen about every which way until the glare is gone. For us a photo and video editors out there, this problem can be much more limiting since it can affect the quality of our work. Fortunately, there is a solution. Today we’ll outline all of the reasons why you should be using a monitor hood and how your editing will turn out better as a result! Should I Use a Monitor Hood? If you’ve never seen one before you may ...

Monitor Ergonomics – A Checklist

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  Ergonomics, or the study of workplace efficiency, is a science that is designed to not only make your workplace more comfortable but also to improve safety and increase productivity.  With most office workers spending 8 hours a day or more in front of a computer, not having an ergonomic monitor can lead to muscle fatigue, neck or back pain, eye strain, and reduced efficiency. In this article, we’ll break down the importance of having an ergonomic monitor and provide 5 tips to help you optimize your ergonomic monitor setup. We’ll go ahead and say it – when it comes to monitoring ergonomics, most people choose what’s easiest for themselves, as opposed to what’s best for their long-term health. However, do you know what’s easier than adopting monitor ergonomic practices? Using them from the start. If you’re confused as to the specifics of monitor ergonomics, its potentially harmful effects, and how to avoid the dangers, then we’re here to help. Below, you’ll find an easy-to-use...