I was coming into work today and was met with a ton of graffiti. I thought to myself. 'Here, we go again!' You see, working on a college campus, there is always 'sidewalk art' as well as various other messages appearing everyday. It was not until I read the messages there were so largely placed in front of my building that I became intrigued. Take a look for yourself:
I knew that a colleague of mine, Emily Watts, routinely discusses the concept of the digital divide, especially with regard to students with disabilities, and that she taught last night. We talked on the phone earlier and she told me that after their class discussion, the class went out to 'spread the message'. How very cool!
I knew that a colleague of mine, Emily Watts, routinely discusses the concept of the digital divide, especially with regard to students with disabilities, and that she taught last night. We talked on the phone earlier and she told me that after their class discussion, the class went out to 'spread the message'. How very cool!
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WOW. Brought a tear to my eye. Thanks for the idea. Let me see where can I plaster this in my area??!!
Hi Brian, I am the CEO of WiHood (www.WiHood.com) and our service is focused on bridging the digital divide by providing everyone with a "virtual laptop" on a USB bracelet.
No sales pitch. I'll let WiHood service speak for itself. I just wanted to inform you that there are great innovative ideas that solve this dilemma.
Take care...
Thomas F. Anglero, CEO
WiHood AS
Some fun, Brian. I'll forgo the opportunities to talk about tags and social media.
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