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Transforming Assessment Methods Through AI and Adaptive Testing at the University of Kansas The landscape of educational assessment is undergoing significant change, driven by technological advancements and innovative research. At the forefront of this transformation is the University of Kansas, where researchers and fellows are exploring how artificial intelligence (AI) and adaptive testing can […]
From Classroom to Cutting-Edge: Alexander Geppert’s Journey at Rutgers At just 18 years old, Alexander Geppert stands out not just as the youngest graduate of Rutgers University’s Class of 2025 but as a testament to the power of early passion and dedication in the fields of artificial intelligence and computer science. His journey, from a […]
Sumo Robot Domination: Trine’s Championship Strategy Trine University’s computer and electrical engineering students recently showcased their exceptional skills by winning the Sumo Robot competition at the National Robotics Challenge held in Marion, Ohio. The team, comprised of Malachi Henry, Philip Burney, and Logan Martin, demonstrated a strategic blend of programming prowess and adaptability, overcoming mechanical […]
Inspiring Future Educators: Danyel Smith’s Path to ASL Advocacy A Foundation Built at Western Oregon University Danyel Smith’s journey to becoming a Milken Educator Award recipient began at Western Oregon University (WOU), where she earned her bachelor’s degree in American Sign Language (ASL) studies in 2011. This foundation provided her with the knowledge and skills […]
Washington & Jefferson College Honors Student-Athletes for Academic Achievements Washington & Jefferson College (W&J) recently celebrated the academic achievements of its student-athletes at the annual Honors Convocation. The event, held at First Presbyterian Church, recognized outstanding students across various disciplines, with student-athletes earning a significant share of the accolades. The convocation highlighted W&J’s commitment to […]
Enhancing Patient Care Through Assistive Technology at UNLV Occupational therapy plays a crucial role in helping patients regain mobility and independence after experiencing a stroke, traumatic brain injury, or other conditions that limit movement. The University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) offers a specialized course, Assistive Technology and Environmental Modifications (Occupational Therapy 750), designed to […]
Celebrating Excellence: WSU Teaching Academy Inducts 21 New Members Washington State University (WSU) recently celebrated the induction of 21 exceptional educators into its prestigious Teaching Academy. This event marks a significant milestone in the university’s commitment to fostering transformative learning and recognizing outstanding faculty members dedicated to pedagogical innovation. WSU Teaching Academy: A Hub for […]
Understanding Equity Access and Financial Products for Washington Homeowners Washington State University is leading research into innovative financial products designed for homeowners. This initiative aims to explore and understand how homeowners can better access and utilize their home equity. With the rising cost of living and increasing home values across Washington State, homeowners are seeking […]
Pioneering Occupational Therapy Education: Wilson College’s Innovative Hybrid OTD Program Wilson College is thrilled to announce the launch of its groundbreaking hybrid Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) program, designed to equip aspiring occupational therapists with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in this rapidly growing field. This innovative program combines the flexibility of online […]
Bridging the Gap in Oral Health Care: A Collaborative Approach at Rutgers Access to quality oral health care remains a significant challenge for many individuals in the United States. Recognizing this critical need, Rutgers University–Camden, in collaboration with Shorelight Pathways, is taking proactive steps to address this issue through innovative education and patient care collaboration. […]
