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What I learned about Hacking EDU at SXSWinteractive
While attending this years SXSW interactive in Austin, Texas it was a wonderful feeling to see so many passionate and creative people using technology to make a change. Many of these people are working hard to use technology as a … Continue reading
Flip the Media Goes to SXSW Interactive
Twitter: #FTMSXSW, @flipthemedia, #SXSWSea, #MCDM, #mobilepart Flip the Media is heading off to Austin, Texas this week for the SXSW interactive festival and oh… what a trip it’s shapin’ up to be. Six students from the MCDM program are … Continue reading
Education Technology in Africa: ICT From the Bottom Up
Over the fall I had the fortunate opportunity to take a class with Rob Salkowitz here at the University and the experience really opened my eyes regarding how education and technologies are merging globally. Emerging markets in Africa, India, and Southeast … Continue reading
MCDM Town Hall Round Table
On Sunday January 22nd students and administrators gathered for the annual MCDM town hall meeting in the communications building on campus to discuss what’s hot and what’s not in UW’s digital media program. The objective of this round table event … Continue reading
To Connect or Not to Connect?
Adults, children, fish, and crows all share an affinity for shiny things. While fish and crows are happy with the simple gleam of a metal object, humans often have a more sophisticated palette for visual objects. My friends are often … Continue reading
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