Bringing Christmas to Underprivileged Children

Written by David Bratvold.

If you’re a teacher, been a teacher, know a teacher, or had a teacher, you know they’re the kind of person that gets nothing but gives everything. More often than not, the students in their continually bulging classrooms mean the world to them.

Students Drive Social Innovation Through Dell’s Challenge

Written by David Bratvold.

At the University of Texas in Austin, a conventional business plan competition platform has evolved into a venue for students everywhere to improve the world. Based on crowdsourcing principles, the competition platform allows university students from around the world to take their ideas beyond conception & winning competitions to improving lives.

Vote With Your Dollar on American Idol

Written by Casey Armstrong.

Have you ever sung in front of your relatives or friends? If you have, whether you were terrible or not, one of them probably got all excited and with a bright look on their face said: “You should try out for American Idol!!!”... Whether or not you rolled your eyes at this comment or were encouraged, one thing is certain: If you want to try out for American Idol, you no longer have an excuse not to. Your friends can help you by voting for you with their dollar.

Writing a Novel One Person & One Sentence at a Time

Written by Casey Armstrong.

You've probably thought about writing & how it could benefit from collaboration before. After all, group perspective can provide more material, more expertise, and more perspectives than any individual writer, right? But, what about one sentence at a time?

5 Ways Crowdsourcing Is Battling Crime

Written by Ramon Youseph.

Enforcement agencies calling on the public for help in solving crimes has taken a new form thanks to the advent of social media and internet enabled technology. Twitter and Facebook are often used to call on public assistance, and there are even Apps for smartphone users to report crimes or respond to any calls for witnesses, information etc. 

The Reality is that Crowdfunding Campaigns are Won With Sweat

Written by Casey Armstrong.

Crowdfunded projects favorably endowed with the indiscriminate magic of digital virality make for good news stories. Indeed, the press on these uncommonly successful projects becomes the initial way many people learn about the concept of crowdfunding. This is great - the more people who understand and participate in crowdfunding, the more likely meritorious ideas are to attract the cash they need.

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