Purdue’s interdisciplinary approach is overseen by Jenna Rickus, vice provost for teaching and learning, and the grant is co-led by Christy Wessel Powell, associate professor of literacy education and the director of the Center for Literacy and Language Education and Research, and Catherine (Cammie) McBride, professor of human development and family science and HHS associate dean for research.
Everyone’s heard of YouTube – but what about SciTube?
The ninth annual Indiana STEM Education Conference, “Advancing STEM with Students”, took place on Thursday, January 11 at Purdue University.
College of Education students, faculty and staff did innovative research, received awards and research funding, as we continued preparing Boilermaker Educators and supporting educators in Indiana and beyond!
Explore the topic of the ethics of AI in education and how it can be beneficial to both the educator and the student from curriculum to study guides.
Advances in technology continue to push the envelope in healthcare, travel, communication and education. The use of robotic and simulation technologies have proven themselves to be worthy components of available educational resources. These technologies use in the education environment have shown their value in everyday learning and in the specialized education of students with disabilities.