All students who take a Subject Specific class are eligible to earn 0.5 of a Continuing Education Credits (CEU).
You must score 80% or higher to obtain a passing mark for the class. This completion entitles you to receive a certificate of achievement. This certificate will also highlight the number of CEU’s you have earned.
Population shift will soon drive trucking tidal wave, an expert says
Population shift will soon drive trucking tidal wave, an expert says This week, we present an article by another trucking industry expert and colleague of Bob Rutherford: Jason Cannon. Jason reports here on a keynote speech given by Ken Gronbach on the shifts of industry in “Population shift will soon drive trucking tidal wave, an […]
How Equipment Dealers Can Leverage Email Marketing
How Equipment Dealers Can Leverage Email Marketing Guest writer Debbie Frakes takes a detailed and instructive approach in this week’s blog, “How Equipment Dealers Can Leverage Email Marketing.” Email marketing is a vital component of an equipment dealer’s strategy. It’s an efficient method to consistently present your brand, products, and services to customers. The advantages […]
The Underappreciated Foundation
The Underappreciated Foundation Guest writer John Anderson reminds us that the only constant is change. In “The Underappreciated Foundation,” we take a look at technology and innovation, and the Dealer Management System. In the ever-evolving landscape of technology and business systems, observing the new wave of arrivals is always fascinating. In an environment where change […]
Imagine a world where flatbed transportation operates with the utmost safety, compliance, and efficiency
Imagine a world where flatbed transportation operates with the utmost safety, compliance, and efficiency Learning Without Scars is pleased to introduce our new guest writers, Dan Shipley and Dan Kinsman. Today brings their first blog post for us here at LWS, with “Imagine a world where flatbed transportation operates with the utmost safety, compliance, and […]
The Student: A Short History
The Student: A Short History This article was written by Michael S. Roth from The Wall Street Journal. Appeared in the May 18, 2024 print edition. Teaching teachers new tricks. The U.S. has the world’s best universities and, it sometimes seems, the world’s worst students. This is because most universities have two business models. One […]
The role of DMN on the next great idea
The role of DMN on the next great idea Guest writer John Anderson brings you this week’s blog post courtesy of forgetting his earbuds for a 10k run. Read on to learn more about our mind’s Default Mode Network in “The Role of DMN on the Next Great Idea.” Blog after blog, podcast after podcast, […]