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2015 Introduction - Tech in the World
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Tech in the World. Global health fellowships for tomorrow's leaders in technology. Hello, and thank you for reading the Tech in the World (TITW) 2015 blog! For the first time. I hope you enjoy reading about our journey, and if you would like to contact us about opportunities or support D4D, please email. Next post ». Laquo; Previous post. And designed by Kcmr.
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Journal: Week 1 in Tanzania - Tech in the World
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Tech in the World. Global health fellowships for tomorrow's leaders in technology. Journal: Week 1 in Tanzania. Hizo ni herufi kuu. Tamka kwa sauti kuu. In the basement of Stone Hall in Harvard’s Quincy House, the six of us. Chanted this Swahili children’s song to learn how to pronounce vowels in Swahili. After one hour with our Swahili instructor Chambi, we were out of the basement, onto our next session of pre-trip preparation. Mdash;demonstrated by the Tanzanian people. (Look how blue the water is!
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Quick reflections on Tanzania: Part 2, on the Difficulty of Doing Development | Explore. Dream. Discover.
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Explore. Dream. Discover. Reflections of a world-wandering college kid. Quick reflections on Tanzania: Part 2, on the Difficulty of Doing Development. February 14, 2014. February 16, 2014. For most of January, I worked in Tanzania as a Tech in the World. Fellow. Many people have asked me about my reflections on it and how my life changes after it, so I’ve written up my reflections here in Part 1. I may be working within an institution like Ifakara Health Institute. Or starting my own, and of course IR...
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Post-Trip Reflections - Tech in the World
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Tech in the World. Global health fellowships for tomorrow's leaders in technology. It was the last day. The presentation of our work over the three weeks was received by warm applause in a room packed with audience. After everyone left, our mentor, Juan, came over to us. Beyond the usual thank-you and good-bye, he remarked:. Ldquo;What really impressed me is your ability to work as a team; teamwork is something we start to work on among our developers, and we have learned a lot from you guys.“.
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Numbers Lab: Harvard Top Computer Science Students To Apply Computer Science Skills in Tanzania
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Are you passionate about high-tech? You are on the right site! Friday, January 11, 2013. Harvard Top Computer Science Students To Apply Computer Science Skills in Tanzania. Four Harvard students are spending their winter break in Tanzania applying their computer science skills to help improve health infrastructure for clinics and hospitals. 8220;A lot of trips like these can be branded as volunteerism where you are ostensibly providing value but, in reality, are really just a burden to whoever’s ho...
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2014 Conclusion - Tech in the World
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Tech in the World. Global health fellowships for tomorrow's leaders in technology. As of January 25, the second Tech in the World trip has come to an end. However, the experiences gained by the Fellows and the learnings from Tanzania will live on in the future of the Tech in the World program. This report will first give a summary account of the 2014 trip and the key outcomes. Http:/ blog.techintheworld.org/post/42449470289/tanzania-pilot-conclusion-and-summary. The majority of our time was spent with re...
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Tech in the World
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Tech in the World. Global health fellowships for tomorrow's leaders in technology. Quick reflections on Tanzania: Part 2, on the Difficulty of Doing Development. Note: This piece was originally posted on Andrew’s personal blog. Thanks to 2014 co-Fellows Ruth Fong, Victoria Gu, Ramya Rangan, and Erik Schluntz, as well as Tech in the World co-founder Brandon Liu, for reading drafts of this. For most of January, I worked in Tanzania as a Tech in the World. The second future has me in Tanzania doing (and ris...
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Portfolio | hathix.com
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Think inside the box. I'm interested in all types of computer science, but my specialty is full-stack web development. Check out some of my projects below, or see a more extensive list on GitHub. Filter projects by technology:. Visualizing government PDFs (Grand Prize, Tufts IDHack 2015). Teach yourself JavaScript by making your own Instagram filters. Digital Literacy Project website. Tuberculosis patient tracking app for Peru. Tech in the World website. A free, open-source studying app. With over 250,00...
