…flexible enough to be embedded into any online course and customized by an instructor. Pilot tests were conducted in four community colleges in New Mexico through SFCC’s Center of Excellence…
…tow among us. II. Realizing again, with new eyes. The Dorseys and Stewarts prepare for the 1999 eclipse in Baja, Mexico Now and then, though, the jolts come, and instants…
…of New York. In addition to these responsibilities, Sviridov serves on the boards of Human Rights First and the 21st Century Foundation for The City College of New York and…
…surprising patterns or outliers that traditional data visualizations would otherwise obscure. Our work is forging new ground and opening up completely new areas of research and development for new tools…
National Science Foundation awards new grant to strengthen data literacy across the curriculum Blog Post
…Public Use Microdata (IPUMS-USA) project, which has harmonized the data over time so students can study historical trends such as migration, demographic changes, and labor force changes. With its easy-to-use…
…Over 160,000 students from 190 countries signed up, defining what is quickly becoming a new genre in online education: the Massive Open Online Course or MOOC. This genre expanded further…
…offered—free of charge—a graduate-level course in artificial intelligence. Over 160,000 students from 190 countries signed up, defining what is quickly becoming a new genre in online education: the Massive Open…
…a new design can lead to more questions worth investigating, starting a new cycle of inquiry. This process of interwoven inquiry and design repeats itself until the system is determined…
…Transform the Future of STEM Teaching and Learning Our new Designing 2030 initiative will transform STEM teaching and learning to reach more students with educational technology. Thirty STEM education professionals,…
…part of New York State. The miles are long, and the start is a bit later than desired, but traffic is still light this far from the path of totality…