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Fitness trackers have been flourishing in recent years. As our society continues to emphasize health and fitness, an increasing number of people seek to monitor their health and fitness data with such trackers. According to the National Institute of Health, 21% of Americans wear fitness trackers daily, which amounts to Continue reading Fitness Trackers’ Ethical Use of Data
Imagine this: it’s the first day of a new module. You’ve realized that how you used to take notes might not be the most effective way for the fast-paced IAA, but may not have had the time to research alternative options. There are so many great note-taking options out there, Continue reading Tools for Note-Taking
During the intersession between summer and the fall semester, students take a linear algebra class. Logan Higginbotham shared his expertise in daily study sessions. Columnist: Logan Higginbotham
Working with data is changing the beliefs that I hold about the world and about my life. Before I shifted to being a data-driven belief holder, my little world revolved around me (what I experienced). My little world consisted of the place I was residing in, the people around me, Continue reading Letting Data Be Your Guide: A Look into How Data Can Influence Beliefs