…1 ends at an appetizing target—Hershey’s Chocolate World in Hershey, PA. The miles of rolling hills and rural farmland on the way there have all three of us doing double-takes…
…analysis of the data we collected over the course of two days of intense discussion. However, it is already evident that real-world challenges, such as those described by the employers,…
…a sample of pond water under a microscope,” says Rebecca Brewer, “I was hooked.” Until that time, she had never considered the microscopic world, but once she saw the “alien-like”…
…18–27. 6. Teaching in a world of messy data Learners of all ages must be able to understand and work with data effectively, and opportunities must be provided equitably to…
…also found specific challenges students encountered when evaluating and revising models, including epistemological barriers to using real-world data for model revision. Helping students compare their model output to real-world data…
…to real-world AI applications, teach how AI is being used in various industries across the country, and showcase some of the myriad careers that are already taking advantage of AI…
…of today. The overhead cost of task coordination may be higher than what it worths. But suppose I had a 128-core CPU to back my pool of simulation threads, the…
…shows that sea-surface temperatures during the Pliocene Warm Period were warmer than sea-surface temperatures today. By studying the causes of past warming, and trying to figure out how the temperature…
Mashable.com features Concord Consortium projects as examples of technology improving education Blog Post
Mashable.com featured our work heavily in its article today on 8 Ways Technology is Improving Education. Among other areas, the story cited our work with models and simulations, probes and…
Today’s Wall Street Journal ran a story about using beavers to raise the water table and rehabilitate natural areas. Beavers? How can beavers do this? Photo by Walter Siegmund Beaver…