| About
the Computer Clubhouse
The Computer Clubhouse is a worldwide network of after-school
learning centers focusing on youth (ages 10-16) from low-income
communities who would not otherwise have access to technological
tools and activities.
 Through projects related to their own interests, Clubhouse
members design their own animations, robots, videogames, interactive
newsletters, music, simulations, and multimedia presentations.
 Inner-city youth who come to the Clubhouse gain
fluency with new technologies and become producers (not just consumers)
of new computational media. |
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Clubhouse articles and websites
 Intel Computer Clubhouse Network
"Not Just Closing a Divide, but Leaping It"
(New York Times)
 Listen to the recent "Clubhouse
report" ("The World", Public Radio Int'l)
"The
Computer Clubhouse: Technological Fluency in the Inner City"
(in High Technology and Low
Income Communities, MIT Press)
Harvard GSE Ed. Magazine
article, "Beyond
the Digital Divide"
Computer Clubhouse Network website
(based at the Museum of Science, Boston) |
