Below find links to the Digital Learning Lab's "Dozens" of favorite news items about HBCUs' use of information technology to enhance their teaching, research, and community services ... plus news about hackathons and issues related to coding ... in HBCU media and Tech media ... for the week ending Saturday 11/8/14 @ 12 noon ... Links to previous editions of the Dozens can be found here ==> Back issues can be searched for old tweets.
This blog was established by the Digital Learning Lab to provide information that supports Black America’s efforts to close the Digital Divide. Its original focus on HBCUs has been broadened to include other colleges, universities, and community-based groups that enhance the computational thinking skills of Black Americans and the networks of successful Black techs who support each others’ efforts to achieve even greater success.
Sunday, November 09, 2014
"TECH Dozens" -- HBCUs' Sunday Magazine -- Week Ending 11/8/14
This week's cover = Graphic from tweet about Microsoft taking its Office and Explorer beyond Windows via the cloud ... Other top stories ==> Diverse Issues publishes comprehensive data about minority graduates ... and HBCU 2014 Summit in Silicon Valley
Tuesday, November 04, 2014
DLL Storify of the BMe "Innovate Philly" Townhall Meeting -- Monday 11/3/14
Last update: Tuesay 11/4/14 @ 7:44 am
On Monday 11/3/14, BMe Community -- a real-world social network for building more caring and prosperous communities inspired by Black men -- hosted a town hall meeting in Philadelphia, PA wherein participants discussed the "asset-driven community." Qeyno Labs collaborated with BMe in organizing this event. The DLL used Storify to organize the tweets of attendees who used the hashtag #InnovatePhilly.Sunday, November 02, 2014
"TECH Dozens" -- HBCUs' Sunday Magazine -- Week Ending 11/1/14
Last update: Sunday 1/2/14 @ 9:31 am
This week's cover = photo from tweet that Apple's CEO Tim Cook says he's proud to be gay
... Other top stories ==>HP's move into 3D printing will radically change manufacturing ... and Inside Higher Ed's survey shows most faculty still skeptical about online programs
... Other top stories ==>HP's move into 3D printing will radically change manufacturing ... and Inside Higher Ed's survey shows most faculty still skeptical about online programs
Below find links to the Digital Learning Lab's "Dozens" of favorite news items about HBCUs' use of information technology to enhance their teaching, research, and community services ... plus news about hackathons and issues related to coding ... in HBCU media and Tech media ... for the week ending Saturday 11/1/14 @ 3 pm ... Links to previous editions of the Dozens can be found here ==> Back issues can be searched for old tweets.
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