Using old school analog tech to teach kids about the digital world | LAist

Summary

The article discusses the efforts of Cesar Zaldivar-Motts and Emma Hernandez to bridge the digital divide in Los Angeles by engaging youth in STEM education. They run a six-week academy teaching electronics, computer programming, and other STEM subjects, aiming to inspire future engineers. The program addresses gaps in STEM education by offering experiential learning opportunities, highlighting the importance of practical skill development.