Online learning isn’t just about watching videos. It’s about focus and effective notetaking. These three learning techniques—sketchnoting, bullet journaling and the Cornell method—will help make you an online learning superstar.
You don’t need lots of money to create simple science activities. These DIY STEM projects require no prep and can be done with simple school supplies. Learn more.
Be a star player in your socially distanced local scavenger hunt: Print out this set of woodland creatures and place them in your windows for other families to spot.
You know paper is recyclable, sure. What else do you know about paper’s role in protecting the planet? Take our quiz to learn fun facts about paper.
Before everyone had a computer in their pockets, scanning was limited to retailers. Now that most phone cameras let users scan QR codes, brands are reimagining the possibilities. UPC symbols aren’t going anywhere yet.
Coronavirus has most of us hunkered down at home. For many, with schools closed and offices shut down, we find ourselves juggling work, home learning and activities for kids.
The pizza box is absolutely still a thing—but food delivery packaging solutions no longer begin and end there.
Drive brand identity with uniquely shaped and smartly sized packaging.
Working from home sounds great in theory, but it takes a surprising amount of discipline to stay on-task remotely. Not to state the obvious, but distractions abound when you’re expected to be online from 9-to-5.
