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Kwangala Project Bridge And SolarCubed Bridge The Digital Divide In Developing World

Techli caught up with two emerging social enterprise projects aiming to bridge communication with the developing world.

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Educators Savvy Enough To Teach With Portals, Says Valve

This month Valve has announced that it will be offering teachers free copies of Portal 2, the studio’s first person puzzle title and 2010 game of the year, along with a version of Steam specifically designed for the classroom.

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Sebastian Thrun: Online University Udacity “Is An Experiment”

Sebastian Thrun’s idea is to change the “pedagogical approach” in education by placing the emphasis on students solving problems themselves.

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The QAMA Calculator Refuses To Give Up Answers Easy

A California-based company has created a calculator that will only give a problem’s solution once its user has worked out an appropriate estimation of the answer. The company is referring.

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Hoot.Me: Switching Facebook Into Study Mode

Facebook application that lets students, teachers and tutors interact through social media to get homework finished better and faster.

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The Cost of College Has Risen 439% Since 1982 #Infographic

As a student entrepreneur I often struggle with the the idea of remaining in school and increasing my personal debt while I’m bootstrapping my company. There have been many times.

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“Non-Technical” Founders: Why I’m Learning to Code

Although I love everything about social media, the Internet, startups, and technology; I can’t say I’m an expert when it comes to programming.

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Apple Takes On Education: The Opinions Of A Student

Yesterday I followed the Apple event in New York. My first impression: not impressed at all. There are several reasons why I was not impressed, but most of all I’m.

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Tech.li TV: First Look at Codecademy’s Code Year Lesson Plan

Over 280,000 people signed up for Code Year,including New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and today marks the beginning of the course with the first lesson in JavaScript.

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Gamer In Chief of the London Tech Scene

Kam Star, founder & CEO of PlayGen, the leading British games and gamification development studio, has seen a few things. Star has been in the Shoreditch area of London since.

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