Remembering Who Our Work Serves: Reflections from AERA and SXSW EDU Two of the largest and most important meetings in the education field are held in spring, the American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting (AERA) and SXSW EDU. Attending both…
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What is Learning Engineering?
What is Learning Engineering? Although the term “learning engineering” was coined more than 50 years ago, it is still an emerging field of study. Learning engineering is a process that applies the learning sciences using engineering design methodologies and data-informed…
9 Tricky Education Terms You Should Understand
9 Tricky Education Terms You Should Understand Learning standards. Kindergarten readiness. Achievement gap. Personalized learning. Universal preschool. Can you define the terms buzzing around the education world? Jargon can be overwhelming—even for the experts. And language can be further complicated…
Education and Career Pathways: Data Standards
Education and Career Pathways: Data Standards Moving toward a Google Maps model Education and career pathways are maps. Students, educators, employees, and employers can use them to navigate through the various stages of attending school and participating in the workforce.…
Big Data in Education: Researchers’ Responsibilities
Big Data in Education: Researchers’ Responsibilities While big data’s growing influence has impacted our lives across a spectrum of issues, it also has created many questions and concerns, particularly among education researchers. Big data allows researchers to uncover patterns in…