Beneblog: Technology Meets Society

MARCH 10, 2014

When Kevin was in kindergarten he had an organic brain injury, which forced him to have to relearn everything from walking to using the bathroom. He could no longer keep up with his peers in the classroom. Sophia and her family were left confused and concerned about her future in the classroom.

Data 168

Data Classroom Measure Accessibility 168

Get Fully Funded

APRIL 23, 2023

There are two parts to thanking donors: Connecting with the donor’s brain by providing a gift receipt and more importantly, touching the donor’s heart by letting them know they are heroes for giving to your organization’s cause. You make the brain connection when you give them the data they need for their records.

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Gift Donor Language Donation 119

Gyrus

JULY 12, 2016

Elearnings as a whole are very attractive, as they offer an inexpensive alternative to classroom training. However, their effectiveness is often debated in the educational software community, as not all eLearnings are made with the same attention to detail. Adaptability.

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eLearning Learning Instruction Instructional 63

Beneblog: Technology Meets Society

JUNE 23, 2014

That’s what’s been on my mind lately. I have disruptive approaches to social innovation in mind, with an increasingly connected society where the cost of prototyping and deploying new products is extremely low, and where innovation is no longer the sole purview of well-funded for-profit corporations. 10X: ten times the impact.

Literacy 158

Literacy eBook United Kingdom Accessibility 158

Connection Cafe

SEPTEMBER 12, 2017

Using some sort of AR software, generally Unity or Vuforia, when a device is pointed at the marker or trigger, the AR object appears. Imagine asking a question and being able to experience the answer in 3D or, using augmented reality to let an archaeology student participate in a dig in the classroom.

Arts 31

Arts Create Social Application 31

Museum 2.0

AUGUST 8, 2010

We’re building new cataloging software that we eventually hope to provide free of charge to jumpstart other collections. Our volunteers are the heart and soul and brains and heavy lifters (figuratively and-- when you have boxes of books involved-- literally) of our organization. We start each official meeting with introductions.

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Chicago Library Public Culture 48