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TechChange in The Economist

July 10, 2012  |  TC Staff

TechChange in The Economist

Dear TechChange Community: We wanted to write a brief thank-you post to everyone who has shared and commented on the recent piece on TechChange in The Economist (Geeks for Good 6/27/12).…

Politics Puts the Brakes on Development

June 29, 2012  |  Jeffrey Swindle

Politics Puts the Brakes on Development

For those interested in Technology for Peacekeeping consider taking our online certificate course, Technology for Conflict Management and Prevention, starting July 23rd. There has been a recent surge in literature…

Text to Change Interview with Marcus Wagenaar

June 21, 2012  |  Ally Krupar

Text to Change Interview with Marcus Wagenaar

Text to Change's Chief Technology Officer, Marcus Wagenaar, sat down with me yesterday to discuss new projects on the horizon, including initiatives to counter the addictive pull of online gambling sites…

TC105: Thoughts on Mobile Money for Development

May 23, 2012  |  TJ Thomander

TC105: Thoughts on Mobile Money for Development

by Chrissy Martin, cross-posted from her blog, innovate.inclusively. She was a moderator for our Mobiles for International Development course that ran last month. A new session will be starting June…

Lessons Learned from TechWeek@DU

May 17, 2012  |  Greg Maly

Lessons Learned from TechWeek@DU

Anyone who has planned a conference knows that they're a lot of work. Lining up speakers. Coordinating room schedules. Coming up with discussion topics. Promoting the event so that people…

Recap of TC105: Mobiles for International Development

May 16, 2012  |  Nick Martin

Recap of TC105: Mobiles for International Development

The recent four-week online certificate course on TC105: Mobile Phones for International Development was our largest and most diverse class to date with 70 participants from 32 countries. Given the…