These study methods play a key role in student success
Getting pre-service teachers comfortable using and teaching with STEAM tools
Students training to be early childhood and early elementary teachers often see STEAM as intimidating--here’s how working hands-on with robots showed them how much they already knew.
Innovating grading systems in higher ed
The road to reinventing grading systems in higher ed is laden with complexities—but there also lies the potential for innovation
Ensuring inclusive STEM education under new affirmative action guidelines
Keeping the door to STEM open to a diverse student body will lead to the expansion of the future STEM workforce and future innovation
Student perspective: Using digital humanities to make new discoveries
The digital humanities field makes it possible to learn more about the excavation of King Tut’s tomb, 100 years on
VR-enabled immersive learning expands at Rowan University
Universities and K-12 schools are using VR and immersive learning technology to expand learning experiences for students
Big deals: New programs tackle counterfeiting, support teacher development, and enhance distance learning
News from George Mason University's Terrorism, Transnational Crime and Corruption Center, Alliant International University and San Diego Unified School District, and Brightpoint Community College
Key considerations when adopting a gamified edtech platform
Successful gamified scenarios build productive failure, not just fun, into their design
The synergy between art and technology in higher ed
The intersection and collaboration between technology and art is challenging--these different skillsets are often taught in different parts of a campus
Students, faculty adopting generative AI at different rates
Instructors said generative AI has introduced various instructional challenges, including making it more complicated to detect student cheating
How to cut grading time without Scantrons (and with a little AI)
