Who invented the Electoral College?
Phillip J. VanFossen, interim dean and civics educator, explains how the U.S. Electoral College came about.
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Students design “a game about AI using AI”
A fictitious Purdue professor has disappeared – and you must use artificial intelligence (AI) in order to rescue her! So goes the storyline behind an Alternate Reality Game (ARG) designed by a team of Purdue graduate students.
Purdue to host prestigious language and literacy conference for 1st time
The Fourth International Conference on Literacy, Culture, and Language Education (ICLCLE) will be held for the first time ever at Purdue University from Oct. 25-27.
Bryan named PI on NSF grant to examine youth STEM learning
A College of Education faculty member is the principal investigator on a National Science Foundation (NSF) DRK-12 grant, in collaboration with Morgan State University.
Purdue begins a pilot project in middle schools to teach abstract quantum concepts
The work of Purdue researchers Muhsin Menekse and Erica Carlson to bring quantum education to pre-college classrooms continues with a two-year, NSF-funded pilot project in select Indiana middle schools.
Exter receives 1 of 29 Wake Forest ECI grants to develop ‘character education’
Marisa Exter won a Wake Forest ECI grant for her collaboration with another Purdue researcher and 3 other universities on a character development program for STEM students.