Season’s greetings from the Kdan Team! We know that having a well-organized holiday plan helps you relieve your stress and embrace the joyful season now that holiday spirit is in the air. You might feel like you have thousands of ideas that need to be planned...
Countries are preparing to rebuild their tourism industries as COVID-19 curves flatten around the world. That means travel is going back to normal — well for some of us, at least. Planning an overseas holiday was already stressful enough without the added challenge of...
This is a guest post written by Dataquest. Learning from home can be incredibly convenient, but it can also be challenging to make real progress without the structure and rigor provided by a classroom environment. Here are five science-based tips to increase your...
Dr. Wei-Chung Wang, like many professors and teachers around the world, will be conducting the remainder of the 2020 spring semester online. Dr. Wang is a professor of business and economics at Juniata College, who offers courses at the undergraduate and graduate...
We hosted the Ramen Challenge last December, and it ended up creating more opportunities to connect with our users than we expected! We issued the Challenge to Kdan users everywhere to create their best tasting (and most unique) recipe using ramen noodles and record...
November is one of our favorite times of the year at Kdan. It’s a month-long celebration of entrepreneurship, that culminates with #globalentrepreneurshipweek from Monday the 18th to Friday the 22nd. Our U.S. Team had a unique opportunity to partner with two...
Chinese is the most popular language in the world, with over 1.2 billion native speakers and rising! One of the best ways to prepare for the increasingly-globalized marketplace is to learn a foreign language...so why not learn Chinese?! At Kdan, we embrace this...
It can be tough to find ways to exercise your creativity once the semester is in full swing and the assignments, projects, and tests start adding up. So how do you strike an effective balance between achieving good grades and finding fun, creative outlets? We’re...
Imagine how great you feel when you clear your inbox, hit that last submit button, or cross off the final task of the day. What if you could get that satisfaction every day? Staying productive can be difficult, but trying new methods and figuring out what works best...
When it comes to crystal gazing into the future of work, no topic garners as much attention as remote work. Everyone from politicians to your grandma is in on the conversation. But there’s one important part of the remote work conversation that often gets left out:...
There are only but so many hours in a day for everything you need to do. Have you ever spent time and energy trying to locate the right document, troubleshooting when certain files cannot be opened, or consolidating multiple files? Why waste your precious time...
Group projects are a part of students’ learning process, and while necessary, group projects can be extremely frustrating. Working with others is a difficult skill to learn, and miscommunication that occurs when group members aren’t face-to-face makes this process...
