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This post is kicking off a monthly series where we'll discuss how TechChange uses digital pedagogy for its platform and learning model and explore how the #edtech…

Knowledge Management may sound intimidating, but you'd be surprised at how many of us are already following it's principles every day at our organizations. Knowledge…

3D printing has been around for a while, but the global development community is only recently exploring how it can be used for social change. From printing low-cost…

When I hear the term "artificial intelligence", my first thoughts go to HAL9000 and Data from Star Trek before settling on some vague notion about the Turing test…

Information technology has greatly benefited the agriculture sector. You've probably read multiple articles that say 'mobile phones empower farmers,' but I wanted to ask…

Today, we're excited to share an interview with TechChange alum Ladislas Hibusu! Ladislas has completed 5 courses and is currently taking his sixth. Learn more about his…

Have you ever wondered how visualizations like the One Million Tweet Map are able to stay continuously up to date? Or have you wished you knew how to access data from The…

Imagine a tool where you have text and a computer automatically highlights key themes. No need to do complex coding, no word counts that are used to explore the text…

Data visualization requires more than design skills. You need both technical and critical thinking skills to create the best visuals for your audience. It is important to…

How do you analyze data you collect from surveys and interviews? One way to analyze data is through data visualizations. Data visualization turns numbers and letters into…

Meet Jennifer, she took her first TechChange course on Technology for Conflict Management and Peacebuilding in October and is now facilitating multiple TechChange courses. Drawn by our teaching model, after…

Did you see Facebook's Safety Check feature recently? Did you use it? Following the recent earthquake in Nepal, Facebook activated "Safety Check", a feature that helps friends and relatives quickly find…

Technology has been known to facilitate anonymous harassment online, but in India a non-profit organization is using mobile apps to fight harassment on the streets. I came across Safecity in my…

It may be difficult to see the relevance of 3D Printing beyond maker labs, but its potential to help in international development, and especially humanitarian response should be explored further. In…

The current financial model of banks cannot address what development experts call the "triple whammy" of poor peoples' lives – they struggle with low savings, uncertainty of cash flows, and the…

On Saturday morning, I woke up to numerous messages on whatsapp and facebook from my friends in India asking me if my family was safe. After listening to a voicemail from…

The possibilities for 3D printing are endless. While this may scare some of us, the potential for innovation is exactly what excites us here at TechChange! Imagine being able to quickly…

What does humanitarian response look like today? With so much information available, how can we use big data effectively for humanitarian efforts? Joins us on May 5 for a free webinar…

In a previous post, we wrote about why global development practitioners need to be data skeptics. One of the many reasons that we need to be skeptical about the data we…

The most recent issue of "Building Peace," a publication of the Alliance for Peacebuilding, on #PeaceTech doesn't dwell on "what" is being built in technology for peace, but rather examining "how"…