The Best Students You Should Already Know
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RIT’s Open Publishing Lab, founded 2007, builds standards‑compliant, open‑source workflows that students actually ship. Projects include a rapid event‑publishing system that prints hourly editions (Innovation News), a followup called MyNews, and a live platform designed to aggregate contributions from 20,000 participants. The claim: undergraduates from multiple disciplines can prototype production tools, run them at scale, and hand off usable code and processes to publishers and event organizers.
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- 0:00Start
- 1:32undergraduate over-achievers
- 2:47work yourself out of your job
- 3:17rising above the crowd (source)
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