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Wednesday, June 5 2013
Burt and Ryan find out how new technologies including HTML5, responsive design, Javascript and APIs are creating a new web. We’ll learn how website developers in Hawaii view the evolving nature of the web and how they keep up with the latest trends. (59:00)
Wednesday, May 29 2013
Hawaii is poised to send a satellite into low earth orbit. The Hawaii Space Flight Laboratory is a multi-campus endeavor to send a payload into space from the Pacific Missile Range on Kauai. (59:00)
Wednesday, May 22 2013
On this show we’ll find out what it means to be a "maker" and take a look into the growing maker movement here in Hawaii. It’s a celebration of invention, creativity and resourcefulness where innovative technologies drive creativity in manufacturing. (59:00)
Wednesday, May 15 2013
Co-hosts Burt Lum and Ryan Oaawa learn how a school in Waipahu and a company on Bishop Street are creating a culture of innovation. Both organizations are leveraging a technique called Design Thinking. How is this implemented to transform the organization? (59:00)
Wednesday, May 8 2013
Co-hosts Burt Lum and Ryan Ozawa take a look at the latest tech news and happenings in Hawaii and beyond. Then joining them is Wayne Lewis from Honolulu Community College to discuss the upcoming PCATT IT Summit. Finally, an update on the Henry Ku'ualoha Giugni digital archive project from Heather Giugni and Janel Quirante. And it's all cutting edge.
Wednesday, May 1 2013
How technology bills faired through this year’s legislative session. Which bills made it and and which ones died in the process? What does the tech community need to do to plan for next year? (59:00)
Wednesday, April 24 2013
Co-hosts Burt Lum and Ryan Ozawa find out about a new course being developed at the University Lab School on Digital Citizenship. With our students being born into the age of the internet as digital natives, how are they being prepared for life online?
Wednesday, April 17 2013
First. a look at the latest tech news and happenings in Hawaii and beyond. Then Co-hosts Burt Lum and Ryan Ozawa hear from two news guests. First is Bill Chismar from the UH Manoa Outreach College and a program called Science in Action. Then Mike Andonian from the Math Department tells us about next week's Monte Carlo night. Finally, we'll hear about ruggedized sensors monitoring the Ala Wai, and what this technology can tell us about our waterways.
Wednesday, March 27 2013
Next time on Bytemarks Cafe, we’ll find out how innovation and technology are creating new dining experiences. We’ll talk about pop up restaurants, food trucks, mobile apps, hacking the kitchen and new ways we can learn about the food we consume. (59:00)
Wednesday, March 20 2013
A look at how the University of Hawaii’s Innovation Initiative is contributing to the growth of Hawaii’s economy. Is developing Hawaii’s research industry the path toward greater investment, stronger businesses and higher-wage jobs? (59:00)
Wednesday, March 13 2013
Burt and Ryan take an excursion into the magical, fantasy and sometimes sci-fi world of anime and manga. At the annual anime conference Kawaii Kon, anime turns into real life cosplay where attendees dress up as their favorite characters. (59:00)
Wednesday, March 6 2013
We’ll get a report card on how technology bills are doing in this year’s Legislative season. We’ll find out about the status of the Hi Growth initiative, Broadband Initiative, Open Data and other bills relating to tech and tech infrastructure. (59:00)
Wednesday, February 27 2013
We'll get to the heart of entrepreneurship and find out what it takes to create your own business opportunities. What are the benefits of giving up a 9-5 job and striking out on your own? Are the risks of failure worth the rewards? (59:00)
Wednesday, February 20 2013
Hosts Burt Lum and Ryan Ozawa look at how massively open on-line courses are redefining the college classroom. Ed tech experts from HPU and Chaminade explore the benefits and drawbacks of an online education.
Wednesday, February 13 2013
Next time on Bytemarks Cafe, we’ll learn how a local company helps bring portable power to an area stricken by a natural disaster. Representatives from Greenpath Technologies and the Marine Forces Experimentation Center will help us explore how portable solar can be used for humanitarian assistance.
Wednesday, February 6 2013
Join Co-hosts Burt and Ryan on a show we call Senior Tech, we’ll find out if there is a technology gap forming between the age groups. We’ve invited two experts from AARP and Kahala Nui, who both deliver services to the senior market, and ask them how this gap is being filled. (59:00)
Wednesday, January 30 2013
First we'll look at the latest tech news and happenings in Hawaii and beyond. Then joining us today is Joe Burns from the Small Business Development Center to tell us about the Small Business Fair and presentation on Pathways to Profit. Finally, we get an inside look at a science competition called Science Olympiad from Board members Franklin Allaire and Kim Strong.
Wednesday, January 23 2013
Next time on Bytemarks Cafe, we’ll delve deep (into space) and talk about a topic that is near and dear to our hearts: Exoplanets. Never a week goes by without a new discovery of planets orbiting other stars so we’ve invited two astronomers from IfA to shine a light on the implications. (59:00)
Wednesday, January 16 2013
Next time on Bytemarks Cafe, we’ll get up close and personal with jellyfish, sometimes unwelcome regular visitors to our shores. We’ll hear from two experts on minimizing the stings, and maximizing our understanding of ocean creatures. (59:00)
Thursday, January 3 2013
On the first Bytemarks Cafe of 2013, we’ll learn about the upcoming Hawaii International Conference on Systems Science. We will highlight two papers of local significance, one exploring how social media influences who we elect and the other on designing teams as change agents. (59:00) |
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