…on an oscilloscope as a graph of the input over time. The AAAS ran a program in their Chautauqua Series, which was professional development for college teachers. I was a…
…Santa Cruz. Dr. Lee examines data from technology-based STEM learning environments. In the InquirySpace project, Dr. Lee has used streamed logs of student interactions with a novel take on Bayesian…
…The use of NLP techniques to analyze real-time student constructed responses can facilitate and increase the use of CR items, especially when providing instant feedback would be beneficial to the…
…specialized research computing algorithms to the power of microprocessors made modeling and simulation possible for pedagogical purposes, unlocking entire worlds of scientific exploration into otherwise-inaccessible concepts such as molecular interactions…
…this way in their training manual: “A Scrum Master is a servant-leader for the Scrum team and helps those outside the team understand which of their interactions with the team…
…water. Where and how we live on the surface of our planet is determined by the interactions of Earth’s plates over millions of years. Although many people think that mountains,…
“Rocks are the records of events that took place at the time they formed. They are books. They have a different vocabulary, a different alphabet, but you learn how to…
…We were led by the brilliant physicist Robert Tinker and the idea, revolutionary at the time, that technology could make a difference in education. Bob believed wholeheartedly in the power…
…sophistication of student understanding of core ideas, crosscutting concepts, and science practices over time. We are interested in how materials designed to support three-dimensional learning can support growing complexity in…
…tap water has been put in the room for a long time. The water in the cup appears to be blue under an IR camera because of evaporate cooling–water molecules…