We operate on the principle that something ought to be done because it is technologically possible.
Students build digital libraries for developing schools
The digital libraries will be deployed in communities where there is no Internet available.
Graduate student dies in stairway collapse
Shunxiang “Chris” Yuan was set to graduate from the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences in Winter 2015.
Amid changes, SLO bus tracking app aims to ease public transportation strain
The company now has nine employees and has expanded its app range beyond California.
Campus workshop addresses gender inequality
About one hundred people — men, women, faculty and students (both college and high school) — attended Thursday’s Preparing for the Workforce workshop.
Elevator pitch competition motivates students
The event, You+Media=The Future, allowed students to pitch ideas to a panel of judges in the hopes that their idea would not only win them a $1,000 cash prize, but the opportunity to fly to Chicago for a national elevator pitch competition.
School of Education stays offline
Cal Poly’s School of Education is not jumping on the online education bandwagon any time soon. Instead, the school is teaching students to teach in a traditional classroom setting with face to face methods, rather than face to screen instruction.…
Lecturer on ethics of Facebook
The Technology, Policy and Ethics lecture series at Cal Poly continued on as Anthony Beavers, a professor of philosophy at the University of Evansville, took the floor for the second time at Cal Poly to discuss the ethics of Facebook last week.
“Robots and Sex” lecture to discuss technology and ethics
John Sullins, ethics professor at Sonoma State University, will deliver a lecture called, “Robots & Sex: Should We Build a Love Machine?” on March 4.
People spend too much time talking through technology
Sure, technology is great, but what happens when we lose ourselves in the techy fun?