Freelancing Panel

Michelle over at New England Institute of Art asked me to be part of a class that was covering freelancing. So, Dale Cruse and I talked for a while about our experience. Here’s the presentation which served as talking points for me and Dale.

Federal IT Dashboard

This has been blogged a few different places. But, it’s really exciting. The Federal government not only made a dashboard to illustrate how IT dollars are being spent, but, also provides the data to the public. Sure, the dashboard isn’t the best w/ gauges and 3d effects, but, whatever. Government transparency!!

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