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Hi Quartz member, Mention “virtual class” and you can almost hear a collective groan reverberate through the internet. The pandemic’s grand online learning experiment has received a failing grade from students, teachers, and parents alike. But MasterClass has a different story. The slickest of the “massive open online course” (MOOC) platforms grew by leaps and bounds […]
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SPONSORED BY Good morning, Quartz readers!HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOWA Hamas official expects a ceasefire this week. Moussa Abu Marzouk predicted an end to the hostilities “on the basis of mutual agreement” in a matter of days even as cross-border attacks continue. Germany’s foreign minister is expected in the region today for truce talks.The CEO of TikTok’s parent […]
Are you a visual learner, Newsletter?You're in luck, because I've got something helpful and copy-related for you today. And it's very visual. Muy, muy, muy eye-friendly. But first things first:You may know how I love my Real Housewives. (If you didn't, Hi. I'm Laura. I love Real Housewives.) Every season ends with a reunion, where the housewives […]
Newsletter, A few days ago, I got a DM from a reader who’s been following me for years. “I’m a nurse and I’ve been thinking about starting a side business for years,” she said. “But now it all seems so foolish. Follow my passions….design a logo…who cares?” I thanked her for being in the medical […]
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Lunchtime Pandemic Reading, 27-May-2021
Lunchtime Pandemic Reading, 27-May-2021 To mitigate, ventilate Christopher S. Penn May 27 Lunchtime pandemic reading. Standard disclaimer: this is a roundup of informative pieces I've read that interest me on the severity of the crisis and how to manage it. I am not a qualified medical expert in ANY sense; at best I am reasonably […]
Are you OK with uncomfortable questions? Every great entrepreneur I know has a knack for facing them, even when it’s tough. So with that in mind, let’s face one together. 🙂 What’s holding you back from launching your product right now? No judgment. I’m not asking to make you feel bad. Or to guilt you […]
Sponsored byThriftingMay 19, 2021 What goes around comes around In the 1800s, textiles were hard to come by, so people rarely got rid of clothes. As cities grew rapidly and mass-production of clothing changed the game, well-off urbanites started to dispose of some things from their closet—primarily by donating them to charity organizations. It’s there that […]