How to poke the universe
Steve Woodhead, manager of global social investment for Chevron, said the energy corporation is trying to address a big problem in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and…
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- How to poke the universe - June 11, 2014
- Gaming in education: ‘We don’t need no stinking badges’ - May 23, 2014
- Digital divide, lack of certified librarians ‘a national crisis’ - May 8, 2014
Gaming in education: ‘We don’t need no stinking badges’
Washington, D.C.– When video game designer and writer Lee Sheldon designed a physical fitness class called “Skeleton Chase,” he didn’t ask any students to climb into a sewer…
Digital divide, lack of certified librarians ‘a national crisis’
Washington, D.C. -- Barbara Stripling, president of the American Library Association, said students, teachers, and librarians are facing "a silent dilemma." Imagine, she said, you're one of two…
How to get STEM students to ‘poke the universe’ again
Steve Woodhead, manager of global social investment for Chevron, said the energy corporation is trying to address a big problem in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and…
Improving student feedback with Big Data
A private Australian university is using analytics to better understand the massive amounts of student feedback collected by faculty members every semester. Officials at Bond University, a private…
Higher Education Evolution Part 1: Student Life in 2023
The divide between K-12 and higher education could shrink over next decade. College could be a very different place when freshmen step foot on university campuses in the…