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Apps for Good

September 30, 2014

Our goal is to transform the way technology is taught in schools

SHE++

September 30, 2014

Founded in January 2012, she++ was Stanford's first conference on women in technology.

Maine Small Business Security Summit

September 24, 2014

The MSBSS is a working conference where business owners, CEO's and their teams can share and learn from their peers, and develop actionable cyber security strategies they can apply regardless of industry or business size.

Top 10 Ways to Engage Underrepresented Students in Computing

September 24, 2014

These tips will help you to engage students from historically underrepresented populations (females, men and women from racial/ethnic minority groups) in your computing courses.

Payment-technology firms clustering in Portland

September 24, 2014

One of the hottest sectors in technology is seeking to change the way people pay for things.

Girls Who Code #CantStopWontStop

September 24, 2014

Here's my interview with 18-year-old Girls Who Code alumna Roxy Banik.

Save the Date for the First Maine Digital Festival: December 13

September 23, 2014

Save the date for Project>Login's Maine Digital Festival at the FIRST Lego Robotics Championship on Saturday, December 13, from 10-2, at the Augusta Civic Center. Project>Login will be organizing fun activities, games, and workshops for students, parents, teachers, and coaches

Join us for a Project>Login community meeting in Orono

September 22, 2014

Are you interested in discussing the computing and IT profession in Maine all while meeting some interesting people? If so, please join us for one of our regional Project>Login roundtable discussions this fall.

Project>Login Holding Networking Receptions on Maine campuses

September 22, 2014

Project>Login's networking receptions help computing and IT students find paid internships and jobs after graduation with Maine businesses and organizations. With a high ratio of students to professionals, these receptions give participants an in-depth opportunity to talk with employers about their businesses and employment opportunities

Code.org announces free teacher workshops here in Maine

September 19, 2014

Code.org the national campaign to promote computing to young learners is offering free workshops for K-5 educators and content-area teachers (librarians, tech-ed specialists, etc.) interested in teaching the new Code.org elementary school computer science curriculum, called Code Studio.