The Cradle of Civilization – Track2Training
The Mesopotamian civilization, often called the “Cradle of Civilization,” was one of the earliest and most influential centers of human development in history. Situated in the fertile plains between the...
defeated by the pandemic – Harold Jarche
Following up from yesterday’s post — fix the networks — this presentation at XOXO Festival 2024, by Ed Yong tells the story about how the pandemic defeated him. Yong wrote...
The Need for Policy Intervention – Track2Training
By Devraj Verma
The relationship between land use and transport is one of the most fundamental and dynamic elements shaping urban growth, accessibility, and sustainability. Land use determines where people live,...
grand theft autocomplete – Harold Jarche
On the last Friday of each month I curate some of the observations and insights that were shared on social media. I call these Friday’s Finds.
“Grand Theft Autocomplete is my...
What is Reviewer Credits – Track2Training
In the world of academic publishing, peer review is the invisible engine that ensures research quality, legitimacy, and trust. Yet often reviewers remain unrecognized, overworked, or under-incentivized. Reviewer Credits is...
farewell little bird – Harold Jarche
I started using Twitter in late 2007, at the urging of several friends, who felt that as a blogger it would be a good way to extend my reach. And...
Classification of settlements – Track2Training
Settlements can be classified based on size, function, population, form, and location. This classification helps planners, geographers, and policymakers understand settlement patterns, plan infrastructure, and manage urban and rural development.
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two decades of blogging – Harold Jarche
Bryan Cantrill discusses what he has learned after 20 years of blogging through the decades. I too, crossed the two decade mark this past February. Bryan was asked four questions...
SDG Publishers Compact – Track2Training
Track2Training proudly joins the SDG Publishers Compact, an initiative launched in collaboration with the United Nations and the International Publishers Association (IPA) to accelerate collective progress toward achieving the Sustainable...
decentralized social media – Harold Jarche
‘Decentralised social media is more than just a technical shift; it’s a step toward restoring autonomy and trust in our digital lives, empowering individuals and communities to connect without compromising...
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