On May 16th 2011, Washington DC’s Newseum – interactive media museum that instills an appreciation of the importance of a free press and the US’ First Amendment – hosted the Journalists Memorial Rededication …
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(Cross-posted from Aaron’s blog)
For all the talk about games-based learning and gamification of the classroom, I’m surprised the question of assessment hasn’t come up as often as it should have. If it does …
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Last Wednesday, Ashoka delivered a terrific panel conversation at the World Bank called, Public Goods through Social Enterprises: Creating Hybrid Value Chains. Bill Drayton and Valeria Budinich spearheaded the discussion with their thoughts on the growing …
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How can digital activists harness new technologies, tools, and platforms to be as effective as possible in their work?
Digital organizing has arguably been at the heart of the recent protests in the Arab world. In the …
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Whether you think of HTML as a familiar friend or a terrifying alien monster, we can all agree that sometimes code just takes too much time. In an attempt to help …
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This is the second post in a two part series on this topic. The first installment was written by TJ earlier in the week.
The Exchange 2.0 conference at the U.S. Institute of Peace on 4/27 offered …
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This is part one of a two part series on Exchange 2.0.
Even though I never had the chance to do a study abroad, for ten years of my life I had over 150 international …
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