Technology
John Abele, former founder and co-chair of Boston Scientific and former chairman and current board member of the F.I.R.S.T. Foundation discusses his involvement in science and technology literacy and...
Kory Rogers and Sara Woodbury discuss the upcoming Shelburne Museum exhibit "Time Machines: Robots, Rockets and Steampunk."
Joshua Bongard, University of Vermont assistant professor of computer science and co author of How the Body Shapes the Way we Think: A New View of Intelligence, with Robert Geraci, Manhattan...
During this session Ed Barry discusses and reviews the newly released document “Transformation & Technology: A New Way of Learning – Classroom Scenarios.” This...
You won’t believe how easy it is, and how real and personal this technology can be. Learn how your school community can reach out to authors and learn about their creative...
In the sixties, visionaries outlined the potential and promise of computers for education. Bringing this to fruition requires models and practice beyond placing laptops...
Are you playing cat-and-mouse with student plagiarists? Do they resist taking notes, print everything, and forget to attribute quotes or ideas? Why do our cut-and-paste...
Cushing Academy, an independent school in Massachusetts, made headlines when it adopted an all-digital approach to library services for 9th -12th graders. While this effort...
What essential research tools do students need in an inquiry-based information environment? How will they use these tools to seek diverse perspectives, gather and use...
Librarians from four Vermont colleges lead a discussion on the information literacy needs of entering freshmen; sharing professors’ expectations as well as the instruction...
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