Walking the San Joaquin Marsh, a Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife sanctuaries are spaces that serve to preserve the natural environment and maintain the biodiversity of specific areas. They serve as homes and refuges ...
Author: andres lombana bermudez
Mad Tea Party at the Global Game Jam 2016
The past three days I have been jamming at MIT for the global game jam. In a friendly environment of participation, diversity, collaboration, and creativity, mo...
Tools for Supporting Digital Citizenship and Digital Literacy
Digital citizenship and digital literacy are intrinsically related. Both concepts complement each other and are essential to understanding issues of social incl...
Bogota’s Ciclovia: An Experiment in Democratic Use of Public Space
Every Sunday part of Bogota’s transit network transforms into a non-motor vehicle system. Instead of cars and buses, more than 120 kilometers of streets a...
Exploring Caribbean food culture in Cartagena de Indias: La Calle de Tripita y Media
The streets of Cartagena de Indias, in Colombia, are full of history, flavors, and colors. Both in their names and architecture, in their walls and cobbles, the...
Technology and Education in Latin America: the TELA initiative
As the digital age evolves learning and education continue to experiment major transformations. These areas have been at the cusp of major social, economic, and...
Youth-Driven Indie Innovation
A couple of weeks ago we launched the multimedia website for Doing Innovation, a collaborative project I have been working with, that intends to understand and ...