Purple Prize Demo Day
October 3, 2016
It’s not an easy thing to invest in your own ideas. After all, there are so many things competing for our time and attention. We’ve got to get to work
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It’s not an easy thing to invest in your own ideas. After all, there are so many things competing for our time and attention. We’ve got to get to work
Aloha friends, this is Kelsey. Last month I had the privilege of attending the first two days of this year’s Ethnomathematics and STEM Institute. None of our instructors could attend this
As we continue to envision and work to build a tech ʻauwai, we have to think about the state of things along the whole length of the stream. We are
This post is the next in Kelsey’s ongoing reflections on the Ethnomathematics and STEM Institute, in which she is participating. At Purple Maiʻa we (or at least I) often struggle with
As this year’s Ethnomathematics and STEM Institute continues, we’ve progressed into considering the themes of Community and Laulima. At last month’s workshop we spent the first part of the day learning about
It feels like 2015 flew by, but at the same time it feels like our board and staff retreat in February 2015 was years ago. This year has seen Purple Mai’a expand from
It’s that time of year again–time to say mele kalikimaka and hauʻoli… pule kamepiula? It’s Computer Science Education Week which means that everyone is doing Hour of Code. For real, everyone seems to
You can learn about the basics of coding at two workshops next month at the Sullivan Center at ʻIolani school. The first will run through basics in iOS mobile app development
Purple Maiʻa is happy to announce that after a successful pilot year running after-school technology maker classes at Jarrett Middle School, we’ve received funding to continue our work at Jarrett
By Purple Maiʻa Board and Staff: Donavan Kealoha, Olin Lagon, Kelsey Amos, Kamuela Enos, Nāpali Souza, Forest Frizzell, and Marion Ano After watching kiaʻi mauna maintain their protection of Mauna