COLUMN: Careers
A.I. in a Liberal Arts College: The Renaissance of Humanistic Education
By Fabien Scalzo, June 2023
By Fabien Scalzo, June 2023
By Gopal Mengi, June 2023
By Sam Bourgault, Jennifer Jacobs, June 2023
By Nupur Shiturkar, January 2023
After 20 years of teaching about VR, we finally taught in VR. This article describes lessons learned from 263 students who spent 10 weeks in virtual reality together and a total of 200,000 shared minutes "in headset."
By Cyan DeVeaux, Jeremy Bailenson, October 2022
By Jasmine DeHart, October 2022
By Swati Rajwal, Avinash Kumar Pandey, July 2022
By Jasmine DeHart, April 2022
By Nupur Shiturkar, September 2021
Exploring the many approaches and issues involved in developing technologies for wellbeing---from including environmental concerns to building long-lasting, transdisciplinary partnerships both inside and beyond the academy.
By Xuhai Xu, September 2021
By Daniela Zieba, March 2021
By Bhargavi Jahagirdar, December 2020
By Bhargavi Jahagirdar, September 2020
By Sepideh Maleki, November 2019
By Anshuman Majumdar, September 2019
In order to foster interest in machine learning among young people, presented are simple and effective ways to engage kids using sensors on their own bodies.
By Abigail Zimmermann-Niefield, R. Benjamin Shapiro, Shaun Kane, July 2019
Engagement in STEM learning using athletics and data analytics allows young people to use customizable technological devices to analyze performance.
By Melissa Perez, Stephanie Jones, JaCoya Thompson, Marcelo Worsley, July 2019
By Sepideh Maleki, April 2019
Hugh Kaul personalized medicine institute, University of Alabama Birmingham
By Sepideh Maleki, January 2019
By Diane Golay, October 2018
By Anukruti Mathur, October 2018
How computer science helped me become a citizen of the world and the lessons real-life experiences taught me about effectively interacting with other people.
By María Andreína Francisco Rodríguez, October 2018
Computing is still a young discipline with new topics emerging daily, spawning an extended family of disciplines, which makes negotiating a curriculum an inherently fraught process that will not meet everybody's needs.
By Tony Clear, October 2018
By Sepideh Maleki, October 2018