Despite its title, this book is much more a "what to" book than a "how to" book. 50 Ways offers "good information served up with good humor & good sense," written in a friendly style The information is about making money, true. But it is really about a lot more in this age of the multi-national corporations, two worker households, & the erosion of good paying jobs in our economy. It is about taking control of one's livelihood. The 50 ideas fall into six general categories: Business Services, Commercial Design Services, Publishing & Print Services, Art & Craft, Personal Services, & Computer Industry Support Services. In each of these, there are some obvious suggestions, & in each there are at least a few novel ideas. Each idea includes information on Products, Markets, necessary Special Skills, & the general type of equipment needed to get started. The "Reference & Resources" section includes tips for selecting hardware & software; a "Computer Self Evaluation" to complete before going shopping; tips for starting a business; an essay on economic & social trends that will create new business opportunities in the next decade; & a list of "200 Business & Career Opportunities for the Future."

Millions of people have left their cubicles for the freedom of working from home or a coffee shop (or the beach). Many business are run entirely online, making them more accessible to weekend entrepreneurs. In other words you can make money online. Explore the different way of making money online and offline with 50 Ways to Make Money From Home by Kim Komando. The opportunities exist, and with a little effort and organization, just about anyone can cash in. Read how to make it happen for you.

Learn to make extra money as an online freelance writer who specializes in writing articles for search engine optimization results.

This is a practical guide to the use of technology enhanced learning (TEL) in the classroom. Introducing 50 ways to use technology for learning. Areas covered include: - Gamified learning - Social media - Video streaming - The flipped classroom - Instant feedback tools - And many more. Guidance on how to use these technologies for learning is complemented by an exploration of their impact on learning. For each example, the opportunities for evidencing progress are evaluated.

Having more fun at work isn't a fantasy. It's a smart and savvy strategy to becoming a more creative, productive, and dynamic employee. Work Like Your Dog is an inspiring call to "come out and play" at work. Dogs seem to have endless energy and tackle tasks with enviable enthusiasm, and Matt Weinstein and Luke Barber believe that most people could take a course from their ca-nines. By learning to play more at their jobs, workers can "lick" difficult challenges, take pleasure from tasks previously dreaded, reduce their levels of stress, and recharge their creative side. People spend more time working, thinking about work, and traveling to and from work than all other waking activities combined. Employees are asked to do more for less--making their work lives more exhausting and less satisfying. More hours are far from the answer; honing a sense of frolic and fun is. This book is a launching pad for fifty fun lessons about frolicking your way to success: Don't be afraid of being the fool. Be prepared to take risks; your new experiences may well lead to new contacts or new accounts and, if nothing else, will make you feel wonderful. Celebrate every success, not just your own but your coworker's new account, brilliant idea, or anniversary. You'll help release tension, underscore positives, and keep people aware of challenges conquered. Use humor to solve problems. Create a swearing room, where you and coworkers vent frustrations. Use a joke to diffuse verbal abuse from a customer. Humor can help you stay focused on the most important aspects of your job and prevent the worst aspects from getting the upper hand. Why choose stress? Almost every situation can provoke either stress or laughter. If you choose the highway of humor, your job will be more enjoyable and you'll work more effectively. And many more suggestions, stories, and ideas to unleash your playful professional and keep you from barking up the wrong tree. Weinstein and Barber's advice comes from seminar attendees and hundreds of corporate clients, such as American Express, IBM, Federal Express, and AT&T. This book shares the wisdom from these employees and from twenty-plus years of helping people enjoy their way to success.

The author, a computer science professor diagnosed with terminal cancer, explores his life, the lessons that he has learned, how he has worked to achieve his childhood dreams, and the effect of his diagnosis on him and his family.