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Randy Glasbergen - Today's Cartoon

Randy Glasbergen - Today's Cartoon
Education Cartoons by Randy Glasbergen. My Education Cartoons are available at budget-friendly rates for magazines, newspapers, books, presentations, newsletters, websites, social media, greeting cards, advertising, calendars, textbooks, any kind of print or electronic media. To use a cartoon from my website, please contact me for authorization and a rate quote. (Click any image below to enlarge gallery) The cartoons on this site are copyrighted by Randy Glasbergen and may not be used for any purpose without permission. Education cartoons by Randy Glasbergen. Published by many education magazines and textbook publishers, including Scholastic Scope, My Weekly Reader, Phi Delta Kappan, New York Teacher, ATA News, Teen Newsweek, McGraw-Hill, Oxford University Press, Pearson Education, John Wiley & Sons, Cengage Learning, Bedford St. Rates are based on usage and each request is answered personally.

Christian Stoll: Epic Christian Stoll: Epic Epic steht drüber, und epic ist auch drin: Christian Stoll fängt in seinen Fotografien grandiose Architektur und grosse Technik so ein, daß man sich als Betrachter ziemlich klein vorkommt. Vincent Wilkie hat diesen tollen Beitrag verfasst. Chris Buck: FotografienWunderbare, etwas surreal angehauchte Fotografien im Portfolio von Chris Buck, in denen verhältnismässig häufig Darth Vader vorkommt.

Blueberry Pie's Photostream Leontjew Leontjew Great minimal photography to discover over at Leontjew’s online portfolio! Go get inspired here! Via ignant i'm here Ethernet Pen "Mobile Strategy I heard Crossing the Chasm author Geoffrey Moore share that the most important moment in mobile adoption was December 25, 2010, when executives around the world opened up the new iPads their families had given them for Christmas. Suddenly, mobile made the corporate agenda, because the iPads made it personal, in ways that even smart phones hadn’t. One year later, we all know the pervasive role of mobile in our own lives. No surprise that mobile is one of the top focus areas in 2012 marketing plans. Cannes even announced a new mobile category. Arc chief creative officer William Rosen wrote an interesting piece in AdAge, “All Marketing Roads Lead Through Mobile“. “As mobile becomes a key conduit through which people connect with each other and the world — from managing calendars, finances and social networks to navigating online, on the road and on the path to purchase — many are still treating it as ancillary to their marketing efforts. Mobile is far more than a shiny new toy.

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