Newsletter Archives
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March 2023 Newsletter
ASU launched the Learning Engineering Institute. Danielle McNamara, Director of the Institute, shares the actionable questions, goals, and results that the Institute will focus on.
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January 2023 Community Call with Katherine McEldoon, Learning Scientist, on Scaling of the Science of Learning: Learning Design Principles
Katherine McEldoon, Learning Scientist, on Scaling of the Science of Learning: Learning Design Principles
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February 2023 Newsletter
What is a learning ecosystem? Sae Schatz is developing the concept described as an interconnected lifelong system-of-systems that blends formal and informal learning, adapts to individuals’ characteristics and context, and is enabled by emerging technologies, learning analytics, and learning science principles.
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January 2023 Newsletter
Interested in Learning Design? Katherine McEldoon, Ph.D. at Pearson will present Pearson’s Learning Design Principles, a research-based portfolio and toolkit for high-quality product design.
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December 2022 Newsletter
Update on the Learning Engineering Toolkit with Jim Goodell
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November 2022 Newsletter
The University of New Hampshire has implemented a Student Cognition Toolbox, a short course companion to introduce and provide direct practice in study strategies informed by learning science research.
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October 2022 Newsletter
How is learning engineering applied to virtual reality? Kristin Torrence shares her experiences.
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September 2022 Newsletter
Learn how LE is used in the the development of a culturally responsive, intelligent, automated literacy tutor for use in primary schools.
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August 2022 Newsletter
Launch of Learning Engineering Toolkit
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July 2022 Newsletter
ICICLE Learning Engineering Conference and Learning Engineering Sneak Peaks
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June 2022 Newsletter
How is learning engineering applied to AI-facilitated collaborative programming activities at scale, for higher education, workplace and vocational learning contexts?
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May 2022 Newsletter
The Blueprint for Inclusive Research and Development in Education (BIRD-E) developed by InnovateEDU is an open-source framework that aims to modernize education research through a common, research-based data language.