Tech Tales at ATALM 2017
October 10–13, 2017 Download a PDF of the Tech Tales Poster presented at Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums in Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico. Authored by Carrie Tzou, Megan …
Learning gardens aim to grow student engagement in science
Jul 12 2017, UW College of Education Despite the growing awareness of socio-ecological challenges facing humans in the 21st century, science learning still mostly takes place inside the classroom, disconnected …
Shovel-ready students learn by working
02/25/2017 By Douglas Esser, UW Bothell News You can talk about forest restoration, read about water quality and study ecology in a classroom. But if you’re serious, you have to …
Engineering in a Summer Backpack
07/29/2016 Robotics workshops are being held this summer at the Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center and Seattle Public Libraries using the Backpacks for Science Learning project in which University of …
Seattle Week in Review: Facing Displacement from AI
May 6th, 2016 Xconomy by Benjamin Romano When will the technology arrive that makes you obsolete in your current job? [Checks watch.] It’s no idle question, and one that none …
Can video games solve world problems?
November 15, 2016, Trends and Issues in Higher Ed Two researchers seeking to solve a real-world problem create a class in a model of interdisciplinary collaboration.
Badges for College Credit
CAISE Informal Science Posted by Theresa Horstman December 13, 2016 Project Spotlights Co-authored with Carrie Tzou The Badges for College Credit (BCC) project (NSF AISL DRL-1322512) is a four-year project …
Broadening Participation in Science by Integrating Art with STEM
CAISE Informal Science Posted by Laura Conner November 10, 2016 Visual-spatial ability underlies success in both art and science, yet few girls with this talent go on to enter STEM …