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Activ@Mente fue patrocinador del WiFi en IAB Conecta. También dieron el Breakout Session - Marketing Beta - Caso de Aeroméxico
The CVHS Interact Club won the Annual Bridgeville-South Fayette Rotary Chili Cook off on October 1, 2016.
Sean Doherty, Head of International Trade and Investment, World Economic Forum attends the « Interactive Breakfast Encounter: Sustainable Investment Facilitation Policies and Practices » during the World Investment Forum 2018, palais des Nations. 25 October 2018. UNCTAD Photo by Violaine Martin
The CVHS Interact Club won the Annual Bridgeville-South Fayette Rotary Chili Cook off on October 1, 2016.
The complete interactive system, including wiring, irrigation, water recycling and other interconnectedness
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The 26th Installation Ceremony of the Interact Club of Girls' High School Kandy was held on 9th of September 2017 from 3.30pm onwards at The Constance Mallet Hall of Girls' High School, Kandy.
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Vogelsang IP International Place
"Ordensburg Vogelsang" is a former Nazi estate placed at the former military training area in Eifel National Park in North Rhine-Westphalia. The landmarked and completely preserved estate was used by the National Socialists between 1936 and 1939 as an educational centre for future leaders. Since January 2006 the area has been open to visitors.
The visitor center leads to two exhibitions. One exhibition explains the former use of the complex and reveals the crimes of the past. There is also an exhibition about the Eifel National Park. There are numerous guided tours offered by the visitor center.
Source: wikipedia.org wikipedia.de
Interact2Hack 2025: Un Vistazo al Futuro Tecnológico de Ecuador
En estas imágenes, capturamos la energía, creatividad y talento de más de 150 jóvenes innovadores que participaron en Interact2Hack, el primer hackathon enfocado en visibilizar la próxima generación de talento Tech en Ecuador.
Desde distintas ciudades como Carchi, Guayaquil y Quito, los participantes pusieron a prueba sus habilidades en desarrollo, diseño y tecnologías emergentes. Con el apoyo de empresas tecnológicas como DeUna, The Bridge, Skilt, Tinkin y más, este evento no solo impulsó el aprendizaje, sino que también abrió puertas a nuevas oportunidades laborales. Reclutadores de marcas como DeUna, Tipti, The Bridge, Grupo Danec y Netlife estuvieron presentes, buscando a los futuros líderes del sector.
Este evento fue organizado por la carrera de Medios Interactivos y la Oficina de Innovación ✨, con el objetivo de conectar talento joven con la industria tecnológica y fomentar la innovación en Ecuador.
A través de estas fotos, queremos compartir un poco de la emoción y la dedicación que hicieron de Interact2Hack un evento inolvidable.
Seen from alternating perspectives between the New Republic and the Empire, iconic and emerging leaders on both sides are battling for the galaxy. Set near the conclusion of the Galactic Civil War, this is a time when ace pilots will make all the difference.
On Oct. 30, Teaching for Change hosted an interactive event to introduce the 2nd edition of Putting the Movement Back Into Civil Rights Teaching at Busboys and Poets Brookland. This was part of a TFC/BBP series and a 35th TFC anniversary event.
Presenters include the editors (Jenice L. View, Alana D. Murray, and Deborah Menkart), SNCC veterans (Courtland Cox, Judy Richardson, and Jennifer Lawson), and lesson authors (Lynda Tredway and Paula Young Shelton). Educator Jessica Rucker was the emcee.
Attendees ordered food and drinks throughout. Following the program, there was a book signing with the editors of "Putting the Movement Back Into Civil Rights Teaching" and also with the co-editor of "Hands on the Freedom Plow" and author of "Just Like Jesse." Photos by Firebug Productions unless noted otherwise.
Learn more: www.teachingforchange.org/oct_30_event_bbp
Artist and designer Daan Roosegaarde has developed an interactive artwork of lights. The artwork is a huge collection of small lights that glow up when people pass by. The artwork responds when people walk by it through hidden sensors and microphones. 70% of the lights is activated by movement while the other 30% is activated by sound. The intensity of light responds to the amount of sound, so in case something happens screaming will light the place intensely. A second advantage is the power consumption. Normally the lights in tunnels are on the whole night also when nobody uses the tunnel. With these configuration of software, sensors and lights the lights only work when the tunnel is used. Other companies have shown interest to use this on for instance highways. www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSSG9gJjP2w
The participant enters a room with medical items on pedestals. On each pedestal is a magnifying glass and an item to inspect with it. When the participant picks up the magnifying glass, corresponding projections with sound play on the wall.
Various Interact members participated in the Interaction 2019 Youth Leadership Event - Warlick Family YMCA on Saturday, February 2, 8:00 - 1:00
1- Favour Spear, Chloe Pearson and Caleb Venn participate in a team building activity
2, 3- Walter Windley a GCS alumnus shares his experience as a Rotoract founder and member at Furman University
4- Noah Froneberger (front left), Rennie Pearson, Caleb Venn, Favour Spear, Blake Lanier and Chloe Pearson
5- Caleb Venn and Chloe Pearson participate in a team building activity.