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Middle school students with limited prior programming experience develop interactive, creative, networked technologies.

Called "amazing" by PC Gamer magazine, Matt and Lisa Bethancourt's Busy Work game, where players compete to send the most email, is an Indiecade winner.

Assistant Professor Ben Shapiro will be the keynote speaker for the IEEE Symposium in October.

NSF grant supports research aimed at cultivating a passion for STEM fields among young children.

Software turns digital toys into digital tools for desktop applications.

ATLAS Assistant Professor Ben Shapiro is a collaborator on two CU Boulder Outreach Awards for the 2017-18 school year, enabling work to move ahead on a pair of initiatives that connect research, teaching and creative work with education in Colorado public schools.

A crowdsourced, crowd-directed electronic audio space where anything goes—for two seconds.

ATLAS Assistant Professor Joel Swanson’s newest solo art exhibition Sticks & Stones is an exploration of the divisive language dominating contemporary political discourse.

Lila Finch's new workshop shows teachers how to help students embrace both art and technology.

At Girls on Fire summer camp, ICTD Graduate Student Kari Santos teaches middle school girls to write code and work with electronics.