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  • “We had a wonderful trainer and resource. He answered all my questions, and assisted in setting up the remainder of our site. After my training, he went on to train our staff. The time allotted for these training sessions was very limited, but he successfully familiarized everyone with the Blackboard Schoolwires platform and they are ready to go.” “Blackboard Schoolwires is so user-friendly. With just a few, short, clearly explained, and demonstrated instructions, I was able to maneuver around our school website to make changes and add new information with ease.” “When I had a question or problem, I was shown how to easily remedy my issue or shown where I could go for additional online resources.” “This training exceeded my expectations. I was very nervous before we came because as a group, we didn’t seem on the same page. The on-site training tremendously helped our team put our heads together and come up with the best solutions for our website. I am looking forward to continuing the process back at our intermediate unit.”
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  • Wall-e

    Posted by Joe Lee on 2/17/2016

    It is 700 years in the future. A city of skyscrapers rises up from the land. A closer view reveals that the skyscrapers are all constructed out of garbage, neatly compacted into squares or bales and piled on top of one another. In all the land, only one creature stirs. This is WALL-E, the last of the functioning solar-powered robots. He — the story leaves no doubt about gender — scoops up trash, shovels it into his belly, compresses it into a square and climbs on his tractor treads and heads up a winding road to the top of his latest skyscraper, to place it neatly on the pile.

    It is lonely being WALL-E. But does WALL-E even know that? He comes home at night to a big storage area, where he has gathered a few treasures from his scavengings of the garbage and festooned them with Christmas lights. He wheels into his rest position, takes off his treads from his tired wheels and goes into sleep mode. Tomorrow is another day: One of thousands since the last humans left the Earth and settled into orbit aboard gigantic spaceships that resemble spas for the fat and lazy.

    One day WALL-E’s age-old routine is shattered. Something new appears in his world, which otherwise has consisted only of old things left behind. This is, to our eye, a sleek spaceship. To WALL-E’s eyes, who knows? What with one thing and another, WALL-E is scooped up by the ship and returned to the orbiting spaceship Axiom, along with his most recent precious discovery: a tiny, perfect green plant, which he found growing in the rubble and transplanted to an old shoe.

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