Courses: CD243 DevTech Seminar
This research seminar for doctoral or advanced masters students explores research methods used in investigating how computers can have a positive impact in the lives of young people, as well as current research projects done in this field. The course is project-based and prepares students to learn about current academic journals in this field and the process of publication and grant writing in this interdisciplinary area. The course will use cases of current research projects done in the DevTech research group as a way to frame a wider discussion.
Permission of instructor is required.
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Are you an early childhood educator who wants to implement an innovative robotics curriculum? Click here for more information. ____________________Check out our 2012 Summer Programs - Offerings & registration here.
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Check out this MacArthur Foundation Spotlight on ScratchJr!
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Available in February! Designing Digital Experiences for Positive Youth Development: From Playpen to Playground, by Marina Bers
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Look for two DevTech presentations at EETC in March!
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DevTech Team
DevTech DirectorProf. Marina Bers, PhD
Research Staff:
Louise Flannery
Graduate Research Assistants:
Elizabeth Kazakoff
Amanda Sullivan
Safoura Seddighin
Aaron Tietz
Undergraduate Research Assistants:
Amanda Puerto
Ethan Peritz
Mollie Elkin
Videos
Iditarod - 1st Grade Robotics Project!Mi Ani - Kindergarten Robotics Project!
Transportation in the Community - Kindergarten Robotics Project!
Robotic Animals - Kindergarten Robotics Project!
