Why should you become a student blogger or photoblogger?  Well, you can share your experiences and ideas with the City Tech community, collaborate with a team of students, publish your work on the OpenLab, gain real-world blogging experience, add to your resume, and get paid $300!

(image by Mushin via Wikimedia Commons)

In keeping with our recent theme, this week we’re going to highlight some clubs from around the OpenLab.  Enjoy!

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Energy and Environmental Simulation Laboratory (EESL)

EESL is Professor Masato R. Nakamura’s research group based on Mechanical Engineering Department in New York City College of Technology (City Tech), City University of New York (CUNY).… Continue reading this post

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Living Lab Event: What’s New in the Living Lab

This message comes from Sandra Chang, who runs our very own Living Lab.  Come and find out what’s been happening in the Living Lab on Friday, September 19, 2014 in Namm 119, 11:45 am-1:30 pm.… Continue reading this post

(image by Estrategy via Creative Commons License)

As the 2013-2014 school year comes to an end, we thought we’d take a moment to remind everyone about a few options for the end of the term. These include how to export any site on the OL, how to archive a course, project or site, and how to transfer administration of a course, club or project to a new administrator, in case the original is graduating or leaving for other reasons.  … Continue reading this post

(photo by Susan G. Lesch via Creative Commons License)

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Workshop Reminder!

Upcoming Event:  Literary Arts Festival 2014!

The annual City Tech Literary Arts Festival Approaches!

City Tech will host its 33rd Annual Literary Arts Festival on Thursday, April 10, 5:30 p.m., in Midway Auditorium, 240 Jay Street, Downtown Brooklyn. The poet Cornelius Eady will be this year’s guest speaker.… Continue reading this post

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This week we visited a classroom and a student asked, “what’s a blog?” reminding us that sometimes there are some basic concepts that we might need to cover.  And so this week’s This Week is dedicated to a few videos that might come in handy in either your class (as student, or teacher), or more generally on the web.  … Continue reading this post

(image by Jonny Goldstein via creative commons license)

After a bit of a delay, our student blogging team is back in action!  That led us to think that it is high time we highlight some student blogs from around the OpenLab.… Continue reading this post

(image by Axel Kristinsson via creative commons license)

Welcome to this week’s This Week!  We’re going with the pretense that spring is on the way.  At least for a few days.  This week a tool, a course, and a plug-in.  Enjoy!… Continue reading this post

New OpenLab Tour!

We’ve redone much of our help and support the the last few months (you can find a lot of that here).  More recently, we (well, really the inestimable Bree Zuckerman), redid our introduction to the OpenLab.  … Continue reading this post