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South Summit, a platform to accelerate innovation through strengthening the entrepreneurial ecosystem at an international level, publishes a blog by our very own Maria Burns Ortiz. This past summer, Maria was invited to attend South Summit in Madrid as a speaker for the sessions, “Education: A Virtuous Circle of Continuous […]

South Summit Blog on Inclusive EdTech by Maria

December 15, 2022 in 7GenGames / Educational Games / Founders Corner tagged 7 Generation Games / EdTech by Diana Sanchez

Angie from Forgotten Trail in woods at night — Looking back at my time at UCLA, one experience that stands out is an education course I took where I developed curriculum for teaching incarcerated youth of color language arts, then implemented my lesson plans with the young men at BJN Juvenile Hall. (Incarcerated youth are disproportionally minority youths.) My […]

Teaching Incarcerated Youth Of Color – And What They Taught ...

May 17, 2018 in 7GenGames / Education: Innovation and STEM tagged EdTech / Incarcerated Youth by Hannah Wren

Babysitting my 10-year-old cousin is always a challenge. No, it’s not a challenge because he’s a bad kid. It’s a challenge because I have to get him to stop playing on his iPad and do his math homework. Anyone who has tried getting a kid to give up his or […]

7 Advantages of Educational Technology

March 7, 2018 in 7GenGames / Education: Innovation and STEM / Educational Games tagged EdTech / Educational Games by Hannah Wren

Going through our archives, we came across this great post from April 16, 2014 on The Benefits of Being Uncool that we wanted to share with you in case you missed it the first time around. Tom Peters has written quite a bit about the huge market opportunities in providing goods and […]

Throwback Thursday: The Benefits of Being Uncool

October 9, 2014 in AnnMaria tagged computer games / EdTech / education by AnnMaria De Mars