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NERCOMP 2014 Call for Proposals

September 26, 2013

NERCOMP 2014 Opens Call for Proposals

March 24-26 | Providence, Rhode Island

Submit a proposal to showcase solutions and strategies at the NERCOMP Annual Conference 2014, 'Designed by You.'

MIT Haiti Initiative innovates learning

August 21, 2013

An MIT-Haiti Initiative to modernize and democratize education in Haiti.

Pakistan: Online Teacher Education

August 19, 2013

Pakistan: Online Teacher Education

HHMI Teacher Training program in Biology and Chemistry

August 5, 2013

 

TA training program in Biology and Chemistry improves quality of graduate student teaching. 

One goal of the HHMI Drennan Education Laboratory at MIT, led by the Chemistry and Biology Professor Cathy Drennan, is to create a supportive teaching community among graduate students and improve course recitations by increasing TA confidence and enthusiasm. Toward that aim, the group has developed and implemented two versions of a TA-training “boot camp” for the Chemistry and Biology Departments.

Russian History Timeline: 4 years of growth and evolution

July 5, 2013

Now in its fourth year, the Timeline of the Russian Revolution is used every spring in Professor Elizabeth Wood's Russian History course for student research and scholarship.

OEIT Director Vijay Kumar to be keynote speaker at ICDE

June 24, 2013

OEIT Director Vijay Kumar will be the keynote speaker at this year's ICDE conference in Tianjin, China. The International Council for Open and Distance Education is the "leading global membership organization for enhancing the quality of open, distance, flexible and online education, including e-learning."

Chemistry Video Website Inspires Students

June 6, 2013

OEIT is pleased to announce the launch of the HHMI Drennan Education Laboratory’s new online science education resource at http://chemvideos.mit.edu. The aims of this group are to develop and assess in-class resources that help students recognize the underlying chemical principles in biology and medicine. This newest resource hosts a collection of two-minute videos that feature MIT researchers, each discussing a general chemistry concept in the context of their own cutting-edge research.

ODL Task Force retreat and MITx SIG proves fruitful

June 4, 2013

Over 70 MIT faculty and 50 MIT staff gathered on May 17, 2013 to participate in the Office of Digital Learning's daylong meeting on technology-enabled education at MIT.

Task Force Reports
The morning featured chairs of the digital learning task forces reporting on aspects of 21st century learning such as video, learning spaces, assessment, research, hands-on learning, games, graduate education and concept mapping.

NERCOMP SIG Planning

May 1, 2013

Top 5 Reasons to Propose a NERCOMP Workshop -
 
NERCOMP focuses on connecting, learning and growing – all through the interactions and volunteer efforts of our members – like you!
 
Here are the top reasons YOU should submit a proposal now:

iCampus First Round Winners Announced

March 24, 2013

2013 iCampus Prize First Round Winners

The MIT Council for Educational Technology (MITCET) and the Office of Educational Technology and Innovation (OEIT) are pleased to announce the winners of the first round of the 2013 iCampus Student Prize competition. Each of the winning projects embody the spirit of the competition—they are developing real solutions to enhance life and learning at MIT.

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