It has been over a year since we started our podcast. The “more than ordinary” people that we have on More Than Ordinary are awesome and come from a variety of different backgrounds and industries. From lawyers to tattoo artists to Maria and AnnMaria (mostly AnnMaria) ranting, we started our podcast to […]
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Going through our archives, we came across this great post by Dr. AnnMaria De Mars from April 9, 2016 “Your Baby Is Ugly and Other Start-up Lessons“ that we wanted to share in case you missed it the first time around. It’s almost 6 am here on the east coast, and after […]
Throwback Thursday: Your Baby Is Ugly and Other Start-up Lessons
Everyone deserves free and equal access to the internet. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) wants to change that by repealing net neutrality. If the FCC is successful, students and educators will suffer, especially those in marginalized schools. Net neutrality is the internet’s guiding principle that protects our right to communicate […]
Net Neutrality Gives Marginalized Students and Educators More Opportunities to ...
If you’re not watching our  7 Generation Games TV YouTube account, you’re missing out! You can find videos of behind-the-scenes and the daily life of our office. If you have’t dedicated at least 10 minutes to our channel, which you should because what human being ISN’T on the internet nowadays, […]
Top 5 7GenGamesTV Videos
This is one in a series of posts on building an Android app. You can read my previous post on expansion files and AndroidManifest.XML here When you create a new project Android studio will add default libraries to be able to build your application and wrap it as an .apk. […]
Libraries: A key part of building an Android app
By Dr. Erich Longie, Spirit Lake Dakota Nation As was stated in a previous post … The Dakota cultivated perseverance. Traditionally, rules were rules of survival and if they weren’t followed, the whole tribe was at risk. Those who enforced the rules persevered in their chastisements until individuals conformed to the law. […]
Fear is the greatest enemy of perseverance: Video games and ...
1 I have been teaching a very long time and in a wide swath of this country. I taught math to middle school students who were attending a special school due to severe behavioral and emotional problems. I taught developmental psychology, creating one of the first online courses ever offered at […]
What I learn from teaching while running a startup
Last week, I shared with you my joy and excitement of fishing. To update you, I became a better fisherwoman! So the nets are definitely my forte and not the fishing pole. And who knows! My next trip in Iowa (which happens to be the setting of our upcoming game AzTech: […]
I Still Cannot Fish, But I Can Divide
It’s Friday, so that means that it’s time for the Freebie Friday. Today’s freebie is from our game “Spirit Lake” and is a powerpoint and pdf on our video “5 Things To Know About Subtraction”. We had previously shared our video “5 Things To Know About Subtraction” as a freebie […]
Freebie Friday: Spirit Lake “5 Things To Know About Subtraction” ...
1 Excuse me if I don’t feel all empowered by this recent uproar about women in tech and the recognition of how poorly women are treated. As if this is some big revelation that people are suddenly having. As if it’s actually something that’s going to change now because now people are […]
Lots of Outrage, Little Action on Issues Women in Tech ...
Going through our archives, we came across this great post by Dr. AnnMaria De Mars from April 17, 2016 “The Number One Piece of Advice for Stress Relief“ that we wanted to share in case you missed it the first time around. Whenever you find yourself overworked or tired out, it’s […]
Throwback Thursday: The Number One Piece of Advice for Stress ...
2 I posted this on LinkedIn a few months ago. I thought given the current news cycle, and some recent responses, I’d post it here. Recently, someone advised me not to mention that we are a woman-owned company or Latina-owned company. He said, “Your products are good enough to stand on […]