It's time for a Health Summit, hosted by the Health in Our Hands research team!
On Friday, January 19, from 10 am to 1:30 pm, Flint students studying the 'Why Does Looking for Thrills Make Me Miserable' curriculum, will present their findings to peers, judges, and community members. Substance Abuse Disorder (SUD) is the focus of the curriculum, which leads the students to think about the question, "How can we work together to make our community healthier?"
Join us for the second spring 'Teaching & Learning with Generative AI" presentation on Wednesday, February 7th, at 7:30 pm on Zoom only.
Dr. Boltz, Robertson, and Dillman will share insights into "Generative AI and Learning Experience Design".
Registation can be found here.
Supporting Students and Teachers with Testing and Debugging in the Context of Computational Systems Modeling
Feb 7: STEM ED@State Teaching
Tasia Kendrick & Jackie Jacobs: "Unveiling Insights: Analyzing Student Data for Enhanced Teaching Strategies".
Please join us on March 5, 2024, as we welcome Dr. Natalie King from Georgia State University as part of the CREATE 23/24 speaker series. We would love to see you in person, of course, but there is a Zoom option available, with registration required:
https://msu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_GHTNEPjFQKuWO_tu6EUQAw
We will record her talk and will post it on our website as soon as possible.
Light refreshments will be provided, but please feel free to bring your lunch.
We invite you to help us welcome Lauri Kolamets from the University of Tartu, Estonia, on Tuesday, March 12th at noon, in the CREATE seminar space.
All are welcome - please share widely! Light refreshments will be served but please feel free to bring your lunch.
If you are going to NARST, we would love to see you at a CREATE session! We have lots of presentations happening over the three-day conference. If you can't stay, please stop in to say hello.
Joe Krajcik (CREATE) and Christopher Harris (WestEd)
Short Course 1: How To Create Three-Dimensional Assessment Tasks
Wednesday, March 20 • 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM, Colorado Convention Center - 107/109
Learn a design process for creating three-dimensional assessment tasks that support student learning. We will introduce participants to each process phase: unpacking dimensions, developing integrated dimension maps, articulating learning performances, identifying phenomena, and designing tasks.
ML-PBL Formative Assessment Session
Dr. Roger Azevedo is a candidate for the Center in Education and Emerging Technologies: Research and Community Engagement (AI and Education) Director position. This will be a joint appointment in the Colleges of Education and Natural Science. Dr. Azevedo is a professor at the School of Modeling Simulation and Training at the University of Central Florida.
