COMMENTARY: Physical currency needs to go
Physical currency like cash is an outdated idea that needs to be laid to rest yet there are challenges with trying to get people to embrace a digital economy.
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IMO: The benefits of implementing required computer science curriculum in schools
An early start deepens critical thinking skills and increases computer literacy which is important in every career path.
Virtual reality innovator and distinguished alumna steps into new UHCL leadership position
Beginning May 1, 2019, Evelyn Miralles stepped into the position of Associate Vice President for Strategic Information Initiatives and Technology at the University of Houston-Clear Lake (UHCL).
Smartphone screens: Impact on one’s psychology
In late 2018, smartphone manufacturers implemented software features allowing users to track their screen time, breaking down their daily usage between various talking, texting, and other media apps on their devices. How can you use this…
INFOGRAPHIC: Bits and bytes, a brief guide to storage capacities
The modern world has been dominated by technology. Check out this guide that details the various levels of file and information storage.
The E-Book Singularity: Print and digital 20 years later
Contributed by Chandler Barton, UHCL graduate student and teaching assistant in the department of liberal arts.
UHCL experiences growth in female enrollment in STEM-related degrees
At the University of Houston-Clear Lake (UHCL), the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) field is of interest because of the university’s history with NASA’s Johnson Space Center. Although a male-dominated field,…
Free digital humanities camp at UHCL
Interested in data visualization, digital technologies, and/or humanities? Be sure to check out the Humanities and Technology pre-conference and camp Nov. 3-4. Included is the registration link and schedule for the event.
Michelle Carter’s case: Sending messages of changing times
What precedent could Michelle Carter’s case set moving forward in this age of technology? Will it create a chilling effect on freedom of speech?
VIDEO: Putting the Oculus Rift to use at UHCL
Testing out virtual reality with the Oculus Rift at the Perception and Action Lab with Steven Sutherland, assistant professor of psychology, in the applied cognitive psychology program.