…Generation Science Standards with help from the Concord Consortium. We’ve developed a simple interface to help science, engineering and mathematics teachers easily discover activities that match up with the Next…
…to then determine ways to help teachers use these data to enhance learning and to help designers guide curricular design. But perhaps the primary area of uncharted territory revolves around…
…is a valuable distinction. Most commonly played out in the context of language acquisition and reading, it connotes a sense of flowing grace and mastery. Timothy Shanahan described fluent readers…
…National Science Foundation (NSF), instant scores and automated feedback on constructed response (CR) items were provided to students during their classroom formative science assessment via natural language processing (NLP) techniques….
Ruby is a powerful and dynamic open-source object-oriented language we have been using extensively at CC in the last few years for the web applications that manage and coordinate authoring…
…show the molecular mechanism of what is going on underneath. With MW, this can now be done using MWScript and JavaScript. MWScript is a scripting language used in MW to…
…machine language to make it run fast enough. And, yes, I have no doubt that kids learn from such games. But do they learn what we think they’re learning? And…
Click here to watch a video. Microsoft’s Kinect controller offers the first affordable 3D camera that can be used to detect complex three-dimensional motions such as body language, gestures, and…
…minds. In the case of Molecular Workbench, the effect is even more profound because the heart of it has actually been written in the universal language of humanity — mathematics….
…to do. Maybe I’ll learn sign language—I’ve always wanted to do that. Q. Why are you jumping in this photograph? A. The idea came from the Jump Book by the…