Routines, Rhythms, and Writings v00 Check out our beta edition of “Routines, Rhythms, and Writings,” a weekly news briefing of the articles, research, and media that sparked my interest.
Stay connected with music. Music is a great way to stay connected with co-worker and family while social distancing.
Throw It Back to human-to-human connections On February 20, 2020, New America held a capstone event to concluded a series of connected conversations (#ConnectedConversations).
Event: Taking A Humanities+Tech Approach: Creating Inclusive Tools And Learning Experiences Shimira Williams is participating in the second panel” What can we learn from initiatives in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas?
A reflection from NETA This year, I attended my first National Education Telecommunications Association (NETA) annual conference as a panelist.
It’s a wrap on 2019 It’s a wrap on presentations and panels for 2019 and this ambitious introvert is ecstatic.
Rewind! Big Ideas for Little Learners: Media Mentorship in Your Classroom on PBS Learning Media On November 19th, I (Shimira Williams) joined “Big Ideas for Little Learners: Media Mentorship in Your Classroom” now available on the PBS Learning Media YouTube channel. It’s the first in a series of three, for details on the rest of the series click here.
Binary Beads Binary Beads – the art of using binary code (like Baudot code) to write in braided hairstyles traditionally wore by little Black girls and women.
#StartupsEverywhere: Pittsburgh, PA powered by Engine Shimira Williams does an in-depth interview with Edward Graham for Engine’s Startups Everywhere series.
