Commencement Keynote: Ken-Ichi Ueda, Founder of iNaturalist
Ken-ichi Ueda, Berkeley I School alumnus (MIMS ’08) and co-founder of iNaturalist, the nature observation application dubbed the “nicest place online” by the New York Times, gave this address to the School of Information graduating class on May 15, 2023.
https://www.ischool.berkeley.edu/events/2023/may-commencement
Видео Commencement Keynote: Ken-Ichi Ueda, Founder of iNaturalist канала Berkeley School of Information
https://www.ischool.berkeley.edu/events/2023/may-commencement
Видео Commencement Keynote: Ken-Ichi Ueda, Founder of iNaturalist канала Berkeley School of Information
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