Big data is already giving us better TV shows. Could it also help build a better education system?
This week our team went to 1776 Reboot: Education Meetup, where we heard from leading experts …
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Co-authored by Mike Brown.
The future of higher education may be online, but the present is still a mess.
The New Yorker recently published a thorough exploration of MOOCs and higher …
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The following is a guest post by Christian Douglass, a TechChange alumni from TC104: Digital Organizing and Open Government.
What makes the Open Government Partnership – seemingly another multilateral good governance initiative …
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We’re excited to partner with the mHealth Alliance yet again to offer our Mobile Phones for Public Health for open enrollment. And we think it matters: When it comes to IC4D (or M4D) projects …
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When something breaks mid-class it can be awfully hard not to blame your students. But the truth is that nobody cares about the tech you’re used to using or how it works optimally. They care about what works right …
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On February 26, USAID received the “Best Government Policy for Mobile Development” award at GSMA’s Mobile World Congress 2013. And while the Mobile Solutions team was receiving an award in Barcelona, TechChange and the MS …
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Our OpenGov 101 Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) is a Semifinalist in the Knight News Challenge! Submitted in partnership with Global Integrity, we’re hoping to develop a global curricula to connect the open government …
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THE FUTURE IS HERE! But why is it so hard to apply technology to development challenges in the field? This video with Laura Walker Hudson of Social Impact Lab explores this question in more depth, with topics including:
Thanks to our new partnership with iHeed and Mobento, you can now search for content inside our educational videos, as well as store them on your Android phone for offline use.
Earlier this month, we were excited …
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Reports of the demise of the American educational system have been greatly exaggerated.
According to the New York Times, 2012 was the Year of the MOOC with the emergence of edX, Udacity, and Coursera as …
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