Tracking progress and giving thoughtful feedback to a classroom of 20 or 30 students in real time as they move through online curriculum can foil even the most heroic of…
Sharks, seals, and tuna, oh my! Exploring data in PBL classrooms with CODAP and Ocean Tracks Blog Post
…get your feet wet with data analysis: Common Online Data Analysis Platform (CODAP) and Ocean Tracks. Bill Finzer, one of the authors of the Science Teacher cover article, holding the…
…change has exploded online. Finding the facts within the figures has become a pressing need, as well as a profession. But how does a student mess about with data, and…
…Times online version of this story is the same as the print version as far as I can tell, though it does include a link to the MIT Media Lab….
…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…
…finding that has emerged quickly is that teachers were very satisfied with the online activities. Based on more than 300 times using one of the activities, in 94% of instances…
…months. A slightly revised version of this article ran in the online version of Education Week on March 1st, 2011. Read the online version in Education Week (subscription required). Horwitz,…
…and ran in a web browser. I put it online, and a few months later, I got an email from Boris Berenfeld at the Concord Consortium, asking me to consult…
…asked me to come in. The Concord Consortium needed someone to coordinate the development of a multidisciplinary online course for the recently created Virtual High School, and it was a…
…predict changes in weather, provides educational resources and datasets about hurricanes. The dataset for 2005-2015 is available in our Common Online Data Analysis Platform (CODAP), a free and open-source web-based…