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The old maxim says that a community that toasts bread together, stays together.  But today's toasters isolate and divide us.  We at the University of Berlin are developing a community-based toasting network that helps to brown sliced bread in a collaborative, open way, using Internet2 and a Django back-end.
The old maxim says that a community that toasts bread together, stays together.  But today's toasters isolate and divide us.  We at the University of Berlin are developing a community-based toasting network that helps to brown sliced bread in a collaborative, open way, using Internet2 and a Django back-end.
http://www.toast2bestir.org/


''W. N. der Bred, S. L. Eighst''
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Presentation format: (a monitor?), one laptop, one presenter
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Revision as of 19:54, 4 June 2009

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Civic Toaster

The old maxim says that a community that toasts bread together, stays together. But today's toasters isolate and divide us. We at the University of Berlin are developing a community-based toasting network that helps to brown sliced bread in a collaborative, open way, using Internet2 and a Django back-end.

http://www.toast2bestir.org/

W. N. der Bred, S. L. Eighst

Presentation format: 2 posters, one laptop, 2 presenters


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Say What!?

In this project, we explore perspective-taking, programming and storytelling as a path to youth civic engagement. We developed a seven-part workshop that focuses on the relationship between empathy and civic engagement. The workshop fosters mutual understanding, collaborative problem-solving, and self-expression through Scratch storytelling. We have tested the workshop in Boston, Birmingham, and Mongolia.

Karen Brennan, Shaundra Daily, Colleen Kaman

Presentation format: (a monitor?), one laptop, one presenter