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January 29, 2009

Presentation to Stanford Computer Science for Social Good Class

Just went down to Stanford to present to a class of CS majors (most of 'em) about doing technology work in the social sector. Great that a class like this is happening - wasn't much crossover between engineering and people concerned with social impact when I graduated 14 years ago. Change. Good. I like it. Here is the PPT preso from the talk (minus some of the top secret parts):

Stanford Computer Science for Social Good Presentation
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Hey, Stanford, if you have that video of the class up somewhere public, let me know and I'll link to that too.

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