PuebloConnect team members Marisa Elena Duarte (ASU) and Morgan Vigil-Hayes (NAU) publish blog post on PuebloConnect field work in New Mexico in the Global Media Technologies and Cultures Lab (MIT) Network Sovereignty Blog.
by Ellen Zegura (Georgia Tech) and Elizabeth Belding (UC Santa Barbara) If you want to communicate without wires, you need to use a specific frequency. A frequency is like a note on a piano – I can play a high note, and you can play a low note, and both Read more…
By Ivone Masara and Marisa Duarte As community-centered tech researchers, we are learning a lot about how geospatial data sets shape the innovation of rural place-based information and communication technologies (ICTs). Especially with Internet-enabled systems, designers can apply up-to-date geospatial data sets to improve performance of place-based technologies, and discern Read more…