Like many people involved in technology, I find myself juggling a number of social media accounts across different platforms…in total there are around 10 accounts I should be publishing to on various levels of frequency whilst also keeping on top of the core of my business. Maintaining a consistent stream of high quality content can The post A Realistic Social Media Workflow for Startups appeared first on Synap.

By the time I finish writing this blog, at least one of the libraries our project relies upon will have been updated. The world of web programming has taken huge strides over the past few years; if you were dormant or pursuing other fields, and have decided to return to the plain-old HTML/CSS/JavaScript combination - you’re The post Developing an Effective, Flexible and Scalable Technology Stack appeared first on Synap.

Today, I have had the pleasure of getting to know Omair, a co-founder and the CTO of Synap. Find out more about Omair and his role in this interview: How did you get the idea to start Synap up? So it actually started a couple of years ago. James and I were really annoyed at The post An interview with Omair Vaiyani, Synap’s Founder & CTO appeared first on Synap.

Throughout their education, however long it lasts, and then on into a working environment, both students and employed professionals are expected to both learn and retain vast quantities of information. This might be easier to source than it would have been for previous generations, but the need to find ways to both learn and retain The post Spaced Repetition: What Is It And Why Should Students Use It? appeared first on Synap.

When it comes to raising seed investment for your startup, Crowdfunding, is all the rage right now. But what exactly is it, what are the advantages and disadvantages of this new and relatively untrodden route, and how can you increase your chances of success? Having raised £200,000 for Synap last month, I thought I’d share some of The post 8 Tips For Running a Successful Crowdfunding Campaign appeared first on Synap.

Whilst some people disregard the Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) exam format as being ’too easy’, it is being increasingly used in all areas of education, from secondary to university and even professional education. This is at least partially because it allows marking to be automated, but there are a number of benefits the system offers The post 10 Tips for Writing Great Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) appeared first on Synap.

Like many people involved in technology, I find myself juggling a number of social media accounts across different platforms…in total there are around 10 accounts I should be publishing to on various levels of frequency whilst also keeping on top of the core of my business. How do you stay on top of your social The post A Realistic Social Media Workflow for Busy People appeared first on Synap.

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