Author Archive for: Maggie

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Entries by Maggie

Children and Families Solving Problems Using AI: A Conversation with Paul Yarin

December 7, 2017 /0 Comments/in AI in Your Community, Iridescent, Paul Yarin /by Maggie

Tara: What inspires you? Paul Yarin: I am inspired by complicated problems and people who successfully navigate the complexity of the world. It could be a technical product, company, or movement in the arts. How did electronic dance music become such a thing? Or the electric guitar and rock ‘n’ roll? As a collection of […]

Preparing children for the 21st century workforce

November 17, 2017 /0 Comments/in Assessment, blog, Curiosity Machine, education, engineering design challenge, family science /by Maggie

By Katy Santa Maria Families sat quietly in the cafeteria, awaiting instructions. They were unsure of what to expect. When Curiosity Machine Family Science sessions began at Los Angeles’ 10th and 20th Street Elementary Schools in the Spring, it was up to University of Southern California engineering students, along with parent leaders, to build the […]

About Maggie

Entries by Maggie

Children and Families Solving Problems Using AI: A Conversation with Paul Yarin

Preparing children for the 21st century workforce

Is There Room For Innovation In Diversity & Inclusion?

A Mom Juggles Work, Family and Life-long Learning

Why we’re marching for science

March Awesome Award: Monica Gragg

February Awesome Award: Karla Readshaw

Today’s Environment a message from Iridescent’s CEO