Join us October 21 at 5pm ET | 4pm CT | 3pm MT | 2pm PT for an interactive overview of the newly redesigned Teach Engineering website that features a “no-cost to you” digital library packed with thousands of standards-aligned STEM lessons, hands-on activities, and unit plans. Designed by university faculty and classroom teachers, this session will show educators, parents, and community members how to easily access and implement real-world engineering resources to inspire the next generation of problem solvers.
Read moreJoin us live via Zoom on Friday, October 23rd at 2pm ET | 1pm CT | 12pm MT | 11am PT for an NCWIT Higher Ed Research Symposium.
As AI becomes increasingly central to computing department decisions around curriculum, pedagogy, and policy, NCWIT remains committed to being a reliable source of research-informed insights and actionable takeaways.Â
This symposium is designed to share findings from our team’s latest qualitative research study on CS faculty views of AI uptake and provide applicable takeaways to support your AI adoption process with equity-centered approaches.
Register for $49. Please contact [email protected] with any questions about the registration process.
For the past two decades, NCWIT social scientists have been your go-to source for research-based guidance on how to ensure your computing departments centered equity and inclusivity to help support success for all students.
This research symposium will provide:
- Exclusive Early Access to Original Research: Gain first-look access to unpublished primary findings directly from lead researchers Dr. Sarayu Sundar and Dr. Wendy DuBow.
- Actionable Takeaways: This talk will identify real-world connections to the research findings, so you can leave with specific strategies to implement in your classroom and department.
- Shareable Insights: Receive distilled takeaways ready to present directly to campus leadership, department heads, and administrative decision-makers.