Introduction This WordPress Introduction is intended for anyone new to web design including those who have never before created a webpage. College students, small business owners, even folks searching for a new job should consider learning WordPress. Using WordPress to publish content can increase your exposure throughout the web enabling Read more…
Whether you work remotely or locally scheduling for can be difficult. Consider trying one of the below options to overcome back-and-forth negotiations over times, dates, and locations. Google Calendar – You can create slots using your Google Calendar. This option would work only if you earmark all tasks including penciling Read more…
://Network/community/project/learn/teach/nosh/gab.now **Code like a Mother** is a meetup for women who work with computer technology and those seeking to learn programming skills in a supportive environment. Gatherings take place, at HardScrabble Solutions with opportunity to work on group projects, socialize, and enjoy a drink and nosh on some tasty treats. Our Read more…
Last week we discussed Khan Academy. This week we will focus on another educational resource to help give your web skills a boost. Codecademy It can be intimidating, to find a place to start with coding and programming languages. One great resource is Codecademy. From the beginning, they offer a survey Read more…
This is a list of resources useful to small businesses primarily located in Northern Maine. (Facebook Note here.) “A Guide to Resources for Maine Entrepreneurs” from NewHeight Group: https://www.mainetechnology.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/GuidetoResourcesforMaineEntrepreneurswithLinksFeb2017.pdf Made in Maine: Membership for Artisans and Makers, Retailers, and Wholesale Buyers: https://www.mainemade.com/join-maine-made/member-application/ State of Maine – Business: http://www.maine.gov/portal/busines… State of Maine – Read more…
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