Excited to kick off a new project on physiological computing with the research team! Read more about this NSF-funded project here: https://t.co/oWLE48mkP3
Check out our newest article on digital scaffolding for writing instruction for emerging bilingual learners: https://t.co/sL0WktcldO
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From coding to AI, the evolution of technology continues + we are challenged to keep pace. Dr. Amy Hutchison, Fayard Endowed Chair in Literacy Education at UA, works to ensure both students and teachers are equipped for the future. Read about her work: https://t.co/9H8JtgesR3
Computer science and technology has been integrated into almost every aspect of our lives and this knowledge is essential to how we live.
We are working to give all students the knowledge and understanding they need to continue to learn more about technology!
Students are using artificial intelligence programs such as ChatGPT more and more often. Our new project, Compose with AI, aims to teach about how to properly use content produced by AI.
Check out our website to learn more about this project!
❓Did you know❓
There are limited opportunities for youth with disability to engage with computer science learning. Our projects are working to create environments for these students to informally engage in computer science and STEM activities!
Students loved working with Lego Robots at Arts N Autism this week! We are having a great time providing informal computer science opportunities for these students.
New Project Announcement‼️
The purpose of this project is to develop a web-based platform, called Compose With Artificial Intelligence (AI), aimed at guiding students to evaluate AI-generated content and use factual information to compose common types of science-focused writing.
One of our newest DCoaD Lab projects is working to create a STEM partnership with Arts N Autism in Tuscaloosa. Today, our faculty went and taught some students how to use different robotics programs. We are really looking forward to seeing this partnership grow!
Check out our latest @writinglit Inquiring Minds Podcast episode on digital literacies, where our guests @bradylnash, @RabaniGarg, Amy Hutchison, & @anterobot share their considerations and contexts shaping the literacy field.
Watch here: https://t.co/X1YPMG2U0x