…state of Maine to develop and test free, online graph literacy activities aimed at middle school science classes. It is easy for teachers to assign Smart- Graphs activities to students…
…study to look at growth in interest and engagement over time. We’re also funding Click 2 Science, which will offer short, just-in-time online video learning experiences for after school personnel…
…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…
…Teacher, Amy Pallant, Hee-Sun Lee, and Sarah Pryputniewicz describe the systems approach to the curriculum. The article describes the High-Adventure Science online climate change curriculum that incorporates dynamic computer models…
…attend the premier K-12 online and blended learning conference. Experts in K-12 virtual education will have robust networking opportunities; learn about the latest trends, challenges and opportunities in e-learning; interact…
…about Molecular Workbench and other online tools and resources. One of the audience questions was about future availability of Molecular Workbench on the iPad and other tablets. Our latest work…
…core in this model. Later, we can build a more complex one that includes these subtle details. The simulation is available online at: http://energy.concord.org/energy2d/mantle.html. Take a look and stay tuned…
…If you have just used the online applets on our website but haven’t downloaded the app, there is nothing you need to remove. Although it is perfectly fine to use…
…teachers. Try out the activities and see how they would fit in your school. Project materials are free and available online. Friday, July 20 Being Smart with Graphs Carolyn Staudt…
…that is especially engaging for their students. And they might select multiple online resources to extend student learning. From the teacher’s perspective, this is potentially liberating. Instead of working through…