Projects

Rockin' the precincts!

 I talked to Kathleen and Greg about this on Friday, and the consensus was that this might
make a good CIC project for this semester-it has varying levels of participation, doesn't
take incredibly specialized skills, and would serve as a  nice outlet for people's
election anxiety.  I'd like to set up an election-night rideshare to the polls.

the Student Group went live.

I was just posting a comment about the student group meeting at ABC and I decided to also blog it. So here it is:  … Read more »

VISTA project for community technology centers

Via Peter Miller:


Folks, below is a follow-up announcement about the CTC VISTA Project which has posted updated guidelines and is accepting applications now, with "community organizing and development" as a special priority area.  The program is open to any nonprofit that wants to use and develop technology resources for their organization and the people they serve.   … Read more »

Harms Elementary School - Detroit

Harms Elementary School Service Project
http://schools.detroit.k12.mi.us/jsp/index.jsp?Harms


Students: Kathryn Stine, Renata Ewing, Mellanye Lackey, Eva Reffell, Matt Dull, David Choi, Diane Crang, Vijay Dakshinamoorthy

Summary: On a Saturday in November 2004, eight ambitious students visited Harms Elementary School in Detroit to help configure 60 donated iBook laptops for the school’s brand new wireless network. After several hours of tinkering and trying, it became apparent that the wireless system would not assign IP addresses to the iBooks. The students valiantly called the vendor support and worked through several solutions, to no avail. Unavailable to make necessary server adjustments, the students were resigned to give up on the project. They did manage to clean up spyware and adware from several of the school’s PC laptops, but the main goal of the day could not be achieved, leaving them, and wonderful Principal Diaz, disappointed.
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CICweb Development Project

CICweb Development Team - www.si.umich.edu/cic

Students: Mark Bard, Sylvie Kahujuria, Maria Cervone, Olga Khroustaleva, Eva Reffell, Andrea Wiggins

Timeline: Fall 2004 and Winter 2005 and ongoing
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