Claire Quimby will be attending the 2019 Museum Computer Network Conference in San Diego, CA on November 5th through 8th. She will be presenting “Recentering the User: A Study of Digital Publications from Four Museums” on November 6th at 4pm for a project in partnership with the J. Paul Getty Museum, Philadelphia Museum of Art, […]
New NSF Project Looks to Outsmart Artificial Intelligence
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more and more powerful and pervasive, computers increasingly perform tasks normally handled by humans. In the process, AI is restructuringour everyday interactions. While this branch of computer science arose in the 1950s, recent advances in computational processing have allowed researchers and developers to apply AI in increasingly practical ways that […]
Indiana Evaluation Association Conference
Jennifer Borland and Justin Robertson will be attending the Indiana Evaluation Association Conference on October 18th in Indianapolis, IN. If you are attending the conference, don’t hesitate to reach out.
Connected Learning Summit
Jennifer Borland will be attending the Connected Learning Summit at the University of California, Irvine on October 3rd through October 5th. Jen will be participating as part of a panel dissuasion on the creation of PBS Kids’ “The Cat in the Hat Builds That” app. If you are attending the conference, don’t hesitate to reach […]
National Science Foundation (NSF) Discovery Research PreK-12 (DRK-12) Funding Opportunity
When I tell people about the K-12 science programs I evaluate, they invariably say “I wish they had something like that when I was in school!” I agree. At Rockman et al, my colleagues and I have studied projects that use interactive multimedia to teach evolution, that give students opportunities to analyze real scientific data, […]