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Week 17
TECHNOLOGY
Take a photo to represent hi-tech. I thought of lots of different stuff - computer, circuit boards, tvs etc but all of them seemed too obvious. And then I saw this - well actually I see it every day. How can a bit of black plastic stuck on a wall recognise a plastic card that I carry around with me and know that I am or am not authorised to enter and to then open a door for me? Now that's magic :)
The August Tech Cocktail Week Sessions event was held at the Learning Village and sponsored by Silicon Students. The room was packed and eager to hear from our three speakers:
August Capital's, Dave Hornik
Givelocity's, Susan Cooney
Serial Entrepreneur, David Kidder
The night consisted of conversations about the successes and harsh realities of entrepreneurship. If you missed it, check this article on Dave Hornik's session: bit.ly/1usdgy4
Join us for our next Tech Cocktail Week events in November. In the meantime, apply to attend our biggest conference of the year, Tech Cocktail Celebrate: celebrate.tech.co/
Photographer Credit: Julie Bergonz
Visiting with Russ Ogi of Rapid Technologies, a 3-D printing, prototyping, and design firm. After seeing the equipment and some items in their Executive Centre office, we checked out an exhibit of more artistic pieces at Louis Pohl Gallery.
Scenes from ASAE's 2010 Technology Conference & Expo in Washington, DC. www.technologyconference.org
This image was taken by David Bird (Heisenberg Media) at RE.WORK Future Technology Summit, London, 24-25 September 2015.
#reworktech
Our newly renovated learning spaces each have one of these devices. In all my years as an educator, I've never had one of these in my classroom. They look like fun.
Taken for JMU Technology & Design by Sloane Gartner. All rights reserved. No usage without permission.
Technology and Disability
Awoke Dagnew, Together! | Judy Okite, Association for Accessibility and Equality |
Dr. Abdul Buusulwa, CBR Africa Network | Moderator: Paul Kimumwe, CIPESA
Today's ODC is technology. When I was a kid (don't you hate sentences that start that way) ... when I was a kid researching a subject required an advanced plan involving a requested trip to the library and stand in line to check out the material before my classmates. Today I visit the library on-line and still wait in line to check out the material with my former classmates who got there before me.
Busy work day & hubby still sick. He would tell you about is illness in detail but I will spare you the details and tell you between work and hubby I was glad to grab a quick shot uh, photo.