Eric Rosenbaum's guest appearances

Eric Rosenbaum

KidsLab - a podcast for parents and educators passionate about STEAM education

The Five-O-One

Abby Stein

Linda Liukas

Nicholas Tollervey

Andrew Robinson

John Phillips

Mitch Altman

Miriam Tocino

Sergei Urban

Dennis Baldwin

Sam Aaron

Emily Harrington

Cody Townsend

AnnMarie Thomas

Jordan Kassalow

Barry Scheck

OwlTail

Since 1967, Project Renewal has pioneered programs that provide health, homes, and jobs to New York's homeless community. The Five-O-One is joined by Eric Rosenbaum, CEO of Project Renewal. Tune in to learn all about emergency, transitional, and permanent housing and how the pandemic has impacted the city's most vulnerable population.To learn more about this work visit www.projectrenewal.org.

Since 1967, Project Renewal has pioneered programs that provide health, homes, and jobs to New York's homeless community. The Five-O-One is joined by Eric Rosenbaum, CEO of Project Renewal. Tune in to learn all about emergency, transitional, and permanent housing and how the pandemic has impacted the city's most vulnerable population. To learn more about this work visit <a href="http://www.projectrenewal.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.projectrenewal.org</a>.

Project Renewal: Eric Rosenbaum

In this episode, we’re talking to Eric Rosenbaum - mainly about Scratch, which is a block-based visual programming language. But there is so much more he’s involved with, for example Makey Makey, Drawdio or Singing Fingers. The first line of Eric’s biography says it all - it reads: “I design for creative play”. This could not be more true just look at the array of creative educational projects he was and is involved with. Foremost, there is Scratch - a block-based visual programming language and online community targeted primarily at children. We have mentioned Scratch many times and finally we’re talking with Eric, wo is currently working with the Scratch Team at MIT Media Lab.https://kidslab.dev/2020/03/09/scratch-with-eric-rosenbaum/

In this episode, we’re talking to Eric Rosenbaum - mainly about Scratch, which is a block-based visual programming language. But there is so much more he’s involved with, for example Makey Makey, Drawdio or Singing Fingers.  The first line of Eric’s biography says it all - it reads: “I design for creative play”. This could not be more true just look at the array of creative educational projects he was and is involved with. Foremost, there is Scratch - a block-based visual programming language and online community targeted primarily at children. We have mentioned Scratch many times and finally we’re talking with Eric, wo is currently working with the Scratch Team at MIT Media Lab. <a href="https://kidslab.dev/2020/03/09/scratch-with-eric-rosenbaum/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://kidslab.dev/2020/03/09/scratch-with-eric-rosenbaum/</a>

Scratch with Eric Rosenbaum