For our first episode the Holler sat down with Grant Mills from http://www.ruralup.org to talk about their coding and programming initiatives across Eastern Kentucky. We cover a lot of ground in this one, from 13 year olds making $60k per year with programming skills to an untapped marketing and web design market in our region. Listen in and then join the conversation @ theholler.org
Ready, set, one, go, whooo! It’s time for some Super Smash Bros. with the HTBM crew in the Holler studio.
Kentucky’s Appalachian coalfield has the talent to resolve its own challenges, and we will no longer tolerate people and institutions who use our pockets of poverty to fund their operations.
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We hope everyone had an enjoyable Thanksgiving holiday. In this week’s Tech Tuesday, Jeff Coots talks about QR codes. Joseph Smith will resume Mondopad Upgrades
Several MondoPad upgrades have been completed, see Joseph Smith’s Lite the Nite Update. Take a look at the Salem Witch Museum via a virtual field
Published by Kentucky Teacher: A Publication of the Kentucky Department of Education By Peter Mathews [email protected] All 99 ARI schools have received new technology to
Tiffany Grimm takes over the Holler to bring you Rogue Legacy by Cellar Door Games. Tell us what you think, if you have any indie
Please see note under Lite the Nite for special announcement concerning Mondopad upgrades. Many of these have already been completed. Jeff Coots follows up Bryan
With all the fun we’ve had over the last few months, lets stop and take a moment to look back on some of our funniest