An Episcopal School of Dallas graduate is working to send senior citizens back in time with the squeeze of a teddy bear.
Natalie Monger, who is now a student at University of Southern California, caught the attention of Google’s Liquid …
Frisco High School junior Brianna Royer is more of the exception rather than the norm in her aerospace engineering class.
In a class of 14, she is one of four girls enrolled, reports the Frisco Enterprise.
She hopes that …
Northwest ISD administrators, Dr. Robert Thornell, assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction, and Cara Carter, director of instructional technology, discuss the ways technology has transformed education and how schools should continue to adapt. These responses have been edited for …
Without a good challenge, the growth that propels us forward in our careers is difficult to attain; and there is no better challenge than to dedicate one’s self to continued learning.
One could argue …
Afghanistan is a war-torn nation where women often are thought of as second-class citizens and getting an education is a struggle.
But that’s not stopping the women of Dallas-based companies Dialexa and Vinli from sharing their expertise in a program …
Fort Worth now has its first free makerspace.
Housed inside the Fort Worth Library’s Northwest Branch, Panther Lab Makerspace will focus on coding, robotics, 3D printing, video creation, and more. There will be open studio times as well as organized …
When the rubber hits the road and it’s time to do coding, startups face a plethora of options that could determine success or failure.
Kirk Ballou, CEO of Touch Titans, and Don Archer, chief technology officer at ACA Express, explained …
