Kelly Tagalan's guest appearances

Kelly Tagalan

Education Review

In Situ Science

Give It A Nudge

Chris Ryan

James Baxter

Sam Phillips

Chris Fox

John Paterson

Andrew Martin

Ryan Bonnici

David Lynch

Paul Clarke

Bill Nye

Andrew Jones

Paul Robinson

Andrew Holmes

David Robertson

David Levin

OwlTail

Kelly Tagalan, co-founder and COO of eQALY, joined Steve on the latest episode of Give It A Nudge to talk about meeting her co-founder through the Antler program, and how they're working to bring big data to the aged care sector. The Give It A Nudge podcast showcases the world of start-ups, founders, venture capital and private equity through their stories. Subscribe now so you don't miss our weekly episodes! Available on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

Kelly Tagalan, co-founder and COO of eQALY, joined Steve on the latest episode of Give It A Nudge to talk about meeting her co-founder through the Antler program, and how they're working to bring big data to the aged care sector. The Give It A Nudge podcast showcases the world of start-ups, founders, venture capital and private equity through their stories. Subscribe now so you don't miss our weekly episodes! Available on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

eQALY co-founder Kelly Tagalan talks about how her company is working to bring big data to aged care

SPECIAL GUEST: KELLY TAGALAN (Code Club)   “Program or be programmed” Douglas Rushkoff    Understanding how to read and write code is becoming essential in the rapidly advancing digital world that we live in. By preparing the next generation with the skills to write code we are ensuring that we control technology and not the other way around.   In an interview with In Situ Science general manager of Code Club Australia Kelly Tagalan tells us why it is so important to make coding education accessible and universal. Code Club Australia is a charity that hopes to get every kid in Australia the opportunity to learn to code. They do this by training school teachers and setting up free coding workshops run by volunteers in schools libraries and community centres.  To donate, volunteer or find a code club near you visit www.codeclubau.org Follow Code Club Australia on twitter @CodeClubAus or follow Kelly @kellytagalan Find out more at www.insituscience.com Follow us on twitter @insituscience

SPECIAL GUEST: KELLY TAGALAN (Code Club) “Program or be programmed” <ul><li>Douglas Rushkoff</li> </ul> Understanding how to read and write code is becoming essential in the rapidly advancing digital world that we live in. By preparing the next generation with the skills to write code we are ensuring that we control technology and not the other way around.   In an interview with In Situ Science general manager of Code Club Australia Kelly Tagalan tells us why it is so important to make coding education accessible and universal. Code Club Australia is a charity that hopes to get every kid in Australia the opportunity to learn to code. They do this by training school teachers and setting up free coding workshops run by volunteers in schools libraries and community centres.  To donate, volunteer or find a code club near you visit <a href="http://www.codeclubau.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.codeclubau.org</a> Follow Code Club Australia on twitter @CodeClubAus or follow Kelly @kellytagalan Find out more at <a href="http://www.insituscience.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.insituscience.com</a> Follow us on twitter @insituscience

Ep 19. Program or be programmed with Kelly Tagalan

Kelly Tagalan, general manager of Code Club Australia, on a local attempt to enter the world record books, and increasing children's digital literacy levels across Australia