# Ellen Ullman
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ellen ullman is an American computer programmer and author. She has written books, articles, and essays that analyze the human side of the world of computer programming.
She owned a consulting firm and worked as technology commentator for NPR's All Things Considered.
The Road Less Traveled
Episode #35. Host Jonathan Hughes has two conversations about unique paths when planning for college. He first talks to Ellen Ullman. She is the mother of a student who is enrolled at Michigan State University. After learning the cost difference between in-state and out-of-state tuitions the Ullman…
#10 Feminism, Artificial intelligence and Life goals - Liwia Tarkowska
Liwia Tarkowska is a feminist and BJJ coach studying Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence.
I questioned her goals and we went into a little debate about feminism... I really enjoyed talking to her. Have fun!
About the guest:
- Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence student
-…
#10 Feminism, Artificial intelligence and life goals - Liwia Tarkowska
Liwia Tarkowska is a polish feminist and BJJ coach studying Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence.
I questioned her goals and we went into a little debate about feminism... I really enjoyed talking to her. Have fun!
About the guest:
- Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence stu…
January Book Club - Close to the Machine by Ellen Ullman
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Close to the Machine: publisher’s website, Goodreads
Mandi mentions The Cathedral and the Bazaar by Eric S. Raymond; and Dreaming in Code by Scott Rosenberg
PagerDuty …
By And For Technologists
TL;DR: Reboot has a new mission: We are a publication by and for technologists. We are also open for pitches (and now pay $750 for newsletter essays!).
Keep reading and listening for more context on how the editorial board came to this decision—this talk was first given at the Kernel 5 magazine lau…
Reading Reinvented: A New Era of Literacy Exploration
In this reboot of EDU Talk Radio, host Ellen Ullman welcomes EdTech pioneer Jim Marggraff, CEO of Kabe Learning and inventor behind Leapfrog’s LeapPad and the Livescribe Smartpen. They discuss the current literacy crisis, the science of reading, and how screen-free AI tools are transforming early c…
The Excitement Ahead at FETC 2026
In this episode, Ellen Ullman sits down with Jennifer Womble, the driving force behind the Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC), to discuss what’s ahead for FETC 2026. They explore the latest trends in EdTech, the evolving needs of K-12 educators, and how FETC is shaping professional le…
More Than a Conference: The Power of the CoSN Community
What makes CoSN more than just a conference? In this episode, we explore the insights from “More Than a Conference: Inside the Community Powering K–12 Tech Leadership” by Ellen Ullman, highlighting why district leaders across the country continue to return year after year.
From the isolation many K…
Crypto
What I find interesting in crypto isn't really crypto itself. I've never bought or sold any and don't think it's accomplished much as a technology. It does however embody and evangelize a worldview about relationships and values that I find fascinating and troubling.
Crypto — and more generally th…
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