K16 Solutions Receives Strategic Investment From Prominent EdTech Consulting Firm, Peak Performance Technologies
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ K16 Solutions, the industry leader in LMS course migration, course design, and course archiving, announced today the completion of a strategic investment from Peak Performance Technologies.
K16 Solutions Receives Strategic Investment From Prominent EdTech Consulting Firm, Peak Performance Technologies
Rob Cardelli, President of Peak Performance Technologies, had this to say of the investment, Our mission is to guide universities & colleges through digital transformation. We help schools to modernize, create a comprehensive view of what s happening on their campuses, and implement the data-driven tools they need to deliver student success. When we first learned about K16 Solutions and its state-of-the-art technology, Scaffold, we were blown away. We were impressed
Feb 27, 2021
Syracuse has landed one of the top defensive backs in the NCAA transfer portal. New Mexico State defensive back transfer Jason Simmons has picked Syracuse as his new landing spot over offers from Colorado, Michigan State, Mississippi State, Purdue, TCU and others. Simmons has three years of eligibility remaining.
Simmons is listed at 6-0, 193 pounds on the New Mexico State Athletics website. He started eight games at safety, where he will likely end up at Syracuse, during his true freshman season in 2019, recording 62 tackles (sixth most on the team), 4.5 tackles for loss (fifth most on the team), broke up three passes and forced a fumble. He did not play in 2020 as New Mexico State opted out of the season due to the coronavirus pandemic.
On-demand bus program to begin this May in Guelph
An on-demand bus service similar to a ride-sharing program is set to start running in the Guelph in May.
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Posted: Feb 22, 2021 6:00 AM ET | Last Updated: February 22
Guelph Transit plans to launch an on-demand bus service this May. It is currently seeking public feedback on potential drop-off, pick-up locations.(Guelph Transit )
KITCHENER The City of Guelph will have another method of public transportation this spring as it announced the start of an on-demand bus service. Guelph Transit will start running the service alongside its current bus service on May 2. In a news release, the city said it will help the city move toward its goal of improving connectivity of the whole transportation system. On-demand differs from conventional transit in that there is no fixed route or schedule, and buses are dispatched on a request-basis, said general Manager Robin Gerus in the release. This means more flexibility for our customers as they can book a ride when it’s most convenient for them.