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VR now provides Chief Dull Knife College a way to link materials from the archives, artifacts from its cultural center, and the stories people tell.
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Technology and Learning in the New Information Age
New technologies present challenges and opportunities. It’s up to tribal colleges to find solutions that advance student learning in a successful manner.
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Staying Connected: How Technology Can Help Revive Native American Cultures, Traditions, and Languages
We are witnessing a quantum change in technological innovation across the globe. The transformation has opened new opportunities for how people learn and communicate with one another.
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Prosperity Games to Bridge Digital Divide
For American Indians, the “digital divide” is a canyon. Indians have poverty rates three times higher than the national average, and half of all Indian reservation homes do not even have a telephone.
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The Key(board) to Success: Tribal college students spent a summer learning computer science and corporate life at the University of California
Fifty American Indian students from 27 tribal and other community colleges around the United States traveled to the University of California at Irvine for the second annual American Indian Summer Institute In Computer Science.
