Tech startups to network at ‘geek’ show-and-tell
Just over a year ago Carter Tatge came up with an idea to show students how math and science play in the gaming world. He developed a high school curriculum that lets students create computer games as a way to introduce them to technology education and show them how math and science are involved. Now that the curriculum has been tested at area schools, Tatge is ready to take his Sartell-based company Logix Learning to the next level. Tatge will present later this month month at MinneDemo, an event that gives start-ups a chance to show their product and network with others in the tech community. It’s the first time the event will be outside the Twin Cities.
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