Current Projects

The active project under development now is Tech Challenge: Design a Challenge. You can view past project rounds and competitions which inclulde Tech Awards, and "Art, Film, Music". More exhibition topics will be added in the coming weeks!

Tech Challenge — by Rob Stephenson — last modified 2008-11-21 16:47

Your task is to design a challenge for youth grades 5 through 12 that introduces and reinforces the scientific process with a hands-on project geared to solve a real-world problem. Your entry should suggest a real-world problem and its likely solutions that could be built as prototypes by students as their entry into the Tech Challenge competition.

Tech Awards Projects — by Rob Stephenson — last modified 2008-11-19 16:19

These are exhibit projects to showcase the Tech Awards technologies, with the most recent projects listed first. Click on any project to view its description. For more details, look in the project's wiki.

About the Tech Awards exhibition topics — by tina blaine — last modified 2008-11-19 16:10

Start here to learn what the UcanTu (Tech Awards) exhibition is all about and how you can participate.

Art, Film & Music Projects — by Rob Stephenson — last modified 2008-04-21 10:27

These are projects to design exhibits for the Tech's Art, Film & Music exhibition. The most recent projects are listed first. Click on any project to view its description. For more details, look in the project's wiki.

Award Winning Projects — by Rob Stephenson — last modified 2008-08-15 14:21

Exhibit projects that have been selected to be built in real life for the Tech Museum, have won prizes, or both.

Graduates: Exhibit Projects that have been installed in the real Tech Museum — by Rob Stephenson — last modified 2008-08-15 14:13

Exhibits in the real Tech Museum that have come from Second Life.

Meeting Transcripts — by Rob Stephenson — last modified 2008-08-15 14:36

Transcripts of weekly project meetings held in the virtual world of Second Life. To join this meeting just copy this web address into your browser: http://tinyurl.com/ParksideHall

Program for the Future — by Rob Stephenson — last modified 2008-11-29 08:52

A conference, challenge and exhibition to improve collective intelligence, inspired by the vision of Doug Engelbart.