ARI Tech Tuesday 12-9-14
The countdown to Christmas is in full swing. See the link embedded in this week’s Tech Tuesday for a beautiful
December 9, 2014
News
The Holler Cast – Episode 1
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
December 8, 2014
HTBM Episode 6 – Super Smash Bros.
Ready, set, one, go, whooo! It’s time for some Super Smash Bros. with the HTBM crew in the Holler studio.
December 5, 2014
Appalachian Kentucky Has Beauties in K-12 Education
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.
December 3, 2014
ARI Tech Tuesday 12-2-14
We hope everyone had an enjoyable Thanksgiving holiday. In this week’s Tech Tuesday, Jeff Coots talks about QR codes. Joseph
December 2, 2014
HTBM Indie Game of the Week – Rogue Legacy
Tiffany Grimm takes over the Holler to bring you Rogue Legacy by Cellar Door Games. Tell us what you think,
November 20, 2014
ARI Tech Tuesday 11-18-14
Please see note under Lite the Nite for special announcement concerning Mondopad upgrades. Many of these have already been completed.
November 18, 2014
National Coverage
Miami Herald: EKY and Poverty
October 6, 2016
Published by the Miami Herald Written by: Leonard Pitts, Jr. These days, he is executive director of the Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative, a consortium of school
Herald-Leader: A Different Kind of Holler
September 19, 2016
A different kind of holler: Appalachia’s future is looking a lot more high-tech written by Tom Eblen published in the Lexington Herald-Leader I was especially
EDWEEK: Regional Partnerships
August 13, 2015
Regional Partnerships Emerging to Support K-12 Innovation written by Michele Molnar In rural southeast Kentucky, another group is forming around the work of the Kentucky Valley