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On May 5, 2012, I joined with my Microsoft colleagues to support Los Angeles Unified School District for their Family Summit 2012. This was amazing day to share about careers, entrepreneurship, and college. In the end, I walked away with some lessons learned for me.
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Consumer robotics may represent the next era in computer science and consumer electronics. This is the week to learn more about what’s next in Robotics.
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New technologies from Microsoft Research are enabling scientists, researchers, and citizen scientists to build better narratives with big data.
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A grand opportunity for public-private partnership exists to bridge the opportunity gap for our planet’s youth.
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Computer science students have almost limitless opportunities when building with Microsoft developer tools. For Computer Science Education Week, I have attempted to bring all of those tools and resources to Higher Innovation. Start building your app today!
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Computer Science Education Week is a great time to begin learning about Windows 8 and the new Windows Store for apps. Get started building the next hot app today.
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Computer Science Education Week is here. Discover the programs, tools of the trade, and opportunities for Computer Science today from Microsoft.
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From Avatar to Zynga, Computer Science is an integral part of our lives in leisure, learning, and labor. This week, Higher Innovation focuses on every aspect of CS Education in the modern world…find out more after the break.
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While the President and the Congress work out a bipartisan way to create jobs for Americans, Microsoft steps in and offers 450,000,000 income opportunities. …You can watch the on-demand stream here.
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During a conversation this Computer Science Education week, a teacher expressed deep concerns about online privacy protection for students. She believes that students are being duped into giving away their personal information without their understanding of the implications or the consequences. The federal government is also concern about whether or not there are sufficient [...]
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