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Your Mobile Experience Is Not Theirs

May 14, 2013 Sus Schmitt

Your Western mobile app will need to be “translated” (and not just the language) to fit into other cultures. Continue reading Your Mobile Experience Is Not Theirs

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Headquarters Is Going Google This Weekend

February 27, 2013April 26, 2013 Sus Schmitt

The “big switch” happens this weekend for most of the Campus Crusade staff at Headquarters. (Cru is switching email, calendar, and contacts from a Microsoft Exchange system to the Google Apps system in March. This post is pertinent to Cru staff). Continue reading “Headquarters Is Going Google This Weekend”

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What I’m Doing to Prepare for Going Google

February 19, 2013April 26, 2013 Sus Schmitt

I’m setting some time aside now before the “big switch” in a few weeks. I’ll definitely be posting to help with this transition in any way I can. (Cru is switching email, calendar, and contacts from a Microsoft Exchange system to the Google Apps system in March. This post is pertinent to Cru staff). Continue reading “What I’m Doing to Prepare for Going Google”

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The Psychology of Your Battery Level Indicator… Or When to Believe That Yellow Bar

January 28, 2013June 19, 2014 Sus Schmitt

Have you ever looked at your phone’s battery indicator after lunch and thought: “Great! My phone’s good ’til after dinner.”

And then, about 2:00, you see a yellow bar on your phone’s battery indicator and can’t figure out what must have happened.

Why did the battery power drop so quickly? Maybe you need to change your habits so you don’t drain your battery as fast. However, if you aren’t doing anything out-of-the-ordinary to drain your battery, then understand that the indicator is “designed” on some psychological premises. Continue reading “The Psychology of Your Battery Level Indicator… Or When to Believe That Yellow Bar”

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Best Learning Apps for Your Mobile Devices

October 30, 2012April 17, 2015 Sus Schmitt

Please include attribution to OnlineUniversities.com with this graphic.

I thought this infographic from OnlineUniversites.com was very helpful for iOS users. Some of the above apps are also available for Androids. If not, here’s some options for the rest of us that I found with Google search Continue reading “Best Learning Apps for Your Mobile Devices”