Accessibility Advocacy Robotics Social Media 
The Hechinger Report
MARCH 7, 2023
As high school students, we were born at the same time as the iPhone and after the launch of social media and YouTube. The way we access information and interact with each other is new. It was lonely looking around a robotics competition or math club and feeling like an outsider. They found them every step of the way.
Edsurge
FEBRUARY 19, 2019
From facial-recognition cameras to web and social media filtering software, surveillance technologies are finding their foothold in schools across America. Companies include an AI robot, student incubator and a startup called Pie for Providers. Ostensibly these tools are for the greater good—keeping kids safe. Why Not Both?
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Edsurge
JANUARY 3, 2017
Though their talents, projects and backgrounds span wide, we’ve grouped them into several buckets to help you get to know the 2017 cohort: The Nonprofits Nonprofits again made up a hefty portion of the highlighted work being done to make education more accessible to all students. Shanyn Ronis (29), founder of Education Global Access Program.
Barrow Media Center: Expect the Miraculous
JANUARY 23, 2016
Here a student shows off his robot that he built and programmed for the technology fair. gadoeteachertakeover #librariesofinstagram #makered #makerspace #teachersofinstagram #teachersfollowteachers #robot #robotics #stem #steam #technology #coding #hourofcode #tlchat #proudtobeccsd. Social media accounts have a lot of power.
The Learning Revolution Has Begun
NOVEMBER 16, 2015
In addition to being able to find partners for global projects, you also have access to the archived recordings of the several hundred sessions that have taken place over the last five years! Our social media page is HERE with links to Facebook , Google+ , Twitter , and more. Email steve@hargadon.com. and the world.
Hack Education
DECEMBER 29, 2017
Wonder Workshop (robotics) – $41 million. Robotics , with ~ $99 million in funding. “My kids have access to awesome things that, as a district, we could never afford,” teacher Nick Provenzano tells The NYT in justifying his relationship with a 3D printer company. Changingedu (tutoring) – $55 million.
The Learning Revolution Has Begun
SEPTEMBER 13, 2013
Karla Pobke Coordinator Personalised Learning Born Accessible STEM: Making Sure Accessibility is Not Just an Afterthought - Anh Bui Director of Product Strategy for Global Literacy Project-Based Learning: You''re almost doing it already! Derek Barkalow, Ph.D. Torrey Trust, Ph.D.
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