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Rockman et al - In the PressGet Invested, a project Rockman is evaluating for the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, has just been awarded the 2013 California Superintendent's Award for Excellence in Museum Education. The Superintendent's Awards for Excellence in Museum Education competition is a joint project between the California Association of Museums (CAM) and the California Office of the State Superintendent of Public Education.
The award will be presented at the CAM Annual Conference in February. The program principals from CHM and our senior researcher, Scott Burg, will be in attendance.
Rockman's study of the Smithsonian Institute's Shout Program is featured in the Visitor Studies Association's e-newsletter. The article is called "Studying what we cannot see: Evaluating the behaviors of participants who are present, but not active in online programs and events".
A program that Rockman is evaluating – New Visions for Public Schools' Accessing Algebra through Inquiry (A2i) – is the subject of an article in the New York City public schools news source called Gotham Schools. The article is called "For some high school math teachers, a Common Core head start".
Rockman's evaluation of National History Day is referenced in a OAH (Organization of American Historians) Magazine of History article called "Doing National History Day With Your Students".
Rockman's museum work with the Computer History Museum and the New York Hall of Science is referenced in the Museum Education Monitor.
Rockman's evaluation of National History Day is referenced in a PR Newswire press release called "National History Day Receives The National Humanities Medal From President Barack Obama".
Rockman's PBS KIDS iPod App Study is referenced in a MarketWatch press release called "New SUPER WHY Alpha Boost! App Pumps up Literacy Learning on iPhone and iPod touch".
Rockman's evaluation of Resource Area for Teachers (RAFT)'s hands-on teaching materials is referenced in a Marketwire press release called "RAFT Hands-On Learning Model Promotes Achievement in Bay Area Schools".
Rockman's evaluation of National History Day is referenced in a KHON2 story called "Hawaii Teacher and Students Awarded at National History Day".
Rockman's evaluation of National History Day is referenced in a PR Newswire press release called "A Record Breaking 2,700 Young Scholars Compete for the Nation's Top History Awards at 2011 National History Day on Campus of University of Maryland - College Park".
Rockman's evaluation work with PBS KIDS is referenced in a PR Newswire press release called "PBS KIDS Series Martha Speaks Shows Impressive Impact in Helping Children Learn New Vocabulary Across On-Air and Mobile Platforms".
Rockman's evaluation of National History Day is referenced in a PR Newswire press release called "Ken Burns, Norman Augustine and Cokie Roberts Join with National History Day to Call on Policy Makers to Focus on History Education".
Rockman's evaluation of National History Day is referenced in the Citybizlist Baltimore article called "Students From Across The State To Compete In History Contest".
Rockman's evaluation of National History Day is featured in the Education Week article called "'National History Day' Lifts Achievement, Study Finds" by Erik Robelen.
Rockman's evaluation of the University of California Museum of Paleontology's Understanding Evolution website is featured in the Science magazine article called "Science 101: Building the Foundations for Real Understanding" by Thanukos et al.
The Rosetta Stone website features findings from an evaluation study conducted by Rockman on the effectiveness of the Rosetta Stone solution. Click here to download the report.
Saul Rockman is quoted in the Education Week article called "Research Shows Evolving Picture of E-Education" by Debra Viadero.
Saul Rockman is quoted in the Education Week article called "Ed. Dept. Issues Inaugural Guide For Evaluating Online Learning" by Andrew Trotter.
Saul Rockman is quoted in the Education Week article called "Companies Targeting Low-Cost 'Netbooks' Directly at Education" by Andrew Trotter.
Saul Rockman is quoted in the San Francisco Chronicle article called "Beneficial or Superficial? Tiburon middle school puts a laptop on every pupil's lap -- teachers and students give the idea both passing and failing grades".
Technology and Learning Magazine features an article based on a study conducted by Grunwald Associates, in partnership with Rockman, on the use of Intel-based Mac computers in five school districts across the United States.
Saul Rockman is quoted in the Education Week's Technology Counts issue.
Saul Rockman is featured in the SF Business Times's Entrepreneur Profile section.
Saul Rockman is interviewed by the morning news staff at KDKA radio, Pittsburgh. The topic of discussion is school laptop programs.
Saul Rockman is quoted in the Education Week article called "Mich. Pupils Could Face Online Rule"
The Public Education Network (PEN) Weekly NewsBlast includes a section featuring Theresa Akey's research on "Student Context, Student Attitudes & Behavior, & Academic Achievement"
T.H.E. Journal Online article features Rockman et al's work on the Dyknow Vision Project called “Is the Pen Mightier Than the Mouse?”
Letter from Nancy Pelosi, Member of Congress
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