Corbin students completing two-year IT apprenticeship through Dataseam
Corbin seniors Liam Rose and Tanner Davis are getting some real life experience in the IT field.
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Owsley County Schools Join Dataseam Partnership
Dataseam has announced Owsley County Schools, Booneville, Kentucky, unanimously voted at their February 2023 Board of Education meeting to rejoin the statewide Dataseam partnership.
Dataseam to Provide +$2 million in Technology to Eastern Kentucky Schools
Dataseam announced today grants from both the United States Department of Labor (USDOL) and the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) to provide over $2 million in advanced instructional computing to participating eastern Kentucky schools.
$750,000 Grant Awarded to Dataseam to Help Students Earn Certification
A $750,000 grant was awarded to Dataseam to expand an IT apprenticeship program for up to 23 additional Kentucky counties, paving the way for 136 students to earn certifications.
Williamsburg City Schools Dataseam Students visit Morehead Space Science Center
Students from Williamsburg Independent Schools students participating in the Dataseam Apprenticeship attended a tour of the Morehead State University Space Science Center.
Dataseam Earns ARC Award to Expand Federal IT Apprenticeship.
A Louisville-based tech company is expanding its efforts to grow and improve IT workforce through newly-awarded funds from the federal Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC).
DataseamGrid Finds “Holy Grail” of Cancer Treatment
Dr. John Trent talks to school technicians about results on DataseamGrid. (Louisville, Ky) – Nearly ten years ago John Trent Ph.D. of the Molecular Modeling Facility at UofL used the combined power of thousands of computers in classrooms across the state of Kentucky to discover potential compounds that stop cancer from growing. The University recently announced…
DataseamGrid helps UofL researchers identify 30 potential drugs to fight COVID-19
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The novel coronavirus may have K-12 students in Kentucky’s school districts learning at home, but researchers at the University of Louisville are using the computing power of thousands of computers in classrooms across the state to identify drugs to treat COVID-19. The desktop computers are part of the DataseamGrid, a network of…
Innovative Horsepower Drives Education and Research
(Kentucky) – Dataseam success shared with the world in a recent Forbes article. Skills and Workforce author, Nicholas Wyman, highlighted how the innovation of this private company helps maximize public assets to enhance classroom technology and change the way cancer researchers find and create potential life-saving therapies. Read the Article Online.