Originally posted by MET student Marc Tavares on 22/05/2019 Tech Will Save Us is a venture founded by Daniel Hirschmann and Bethany Koby that develops…
Tech Will Save Us: Dough Universe
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Author: David Vogt
Consider me a 522/523 poseur - I have no formal training in business, technology or education. I have a Ph.D. in astronomy and one of my first jobs was Director of the UBC Observatories. Along the way I've been a science museum director, dot.com CEO, research lab director, and founder of a high-tech incubator. One common thread is that every role was a venture - I created the position in each case. I'm happiest as an innovator and entrepreneur.
Originally posted by MET student Scott Lillis on 21/05/2019 From the minds of creative technology teachers passionate about introducing children and adults to the joy…
Root – Coding Robot
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Originally posted by MET student mlavoie on 21/05/2019 Root – the robot that can crawl on the walls This robot from Harvard University turns any…
MudWatt – Powerful Mud!
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Originally posted by MET student chava kassierer on 21/05/2019 Probably the only way to get me to invest in having my kids play with mud……
Originally posted by MET student Abraham Kang on 20/05/2019 This is a Kickstarter campaign I came across that introduces younger children and students to computer…
Rocketboard Beacons
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Originally posted by MET student Charmaine on 19/05/2019 I came across this Kickstarter campaign elevator pitch to make whiteboards just like Rocketbooks!
Originally posted by MET student Victoria Ramsey on 23/09/2018 I came across this pitch on Kickstarter, and was fascinated by the point that it is…
Originally posted by MET student Molly on 23/09/2018 I came across this Kickstarter pitch for immersive language training through VR technology. Kickstarter page
Originally posted by MET student Lilian Marchesoni on 22/09/2018 The technology enables users to transform a simple T-shirt into an awesome learning experience. It’s about…
Originally posted by MET student adam brody on 20/09/2018 I discovered this programable ball while browsing Kickstarter. The ball is durable enough that children can…