Kids’ school schedules have never matched parents’ work obligations. The pandemic is making things worse

By The Conversation

While children attend K-12 public schools for an average of 1,195 hours per year, a full-time working parent averages twice as much time working and commuting. It’s an issue of access, writes this policy scholar.

Here’s a quick look at UX design in HTML and CSS

By Donte Kirby Freelance coders Joshua Lynch and Corey Burgin show how coding on the backend becomes what you see on the front.
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Johns Hopkins’ map won’t be affected as COVID-19 data shifts from CDC

By Stephen Babcock The Trump administration ordered hospitals to send info on hospital beds and ICU capacity to a database run by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Per the university, its much-visited global dashboard didn't count the CDC among its many data sources.
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Outlaw Technology is bringing RFID know-how to medical cannabis

By Stephen Babcock The Severna Park-based company built data capture tools to track plants as they move from "seed to sale." Now the team has a challenge for folks in the budding industry.
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Baltimore Summer Restaurant Week looks different in the pandemic. Here’s how its website design reflects that

By Stephen Babcock Downtown Partnership of Baltimore and Kapowza talk about revamping the website, and how the project adapted.
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