Students and faculty from Ball State University attended the 2015 PATINS conference in Indianapolis on April 23. The PATINS Project is a statewide network to promote assistive/adaptive technology to teachers and schools.
The CTE is happy to welcome Ms. Olivia Ave to the team. Olivia received her bachelors degree from Ball State in December 2014. She is currently working on her masters degree in speech-language pathology.
On Monday March 3, a group of second graders, along with their mentors from the College Mentors for Kids organization, visited the CTE. A presentation on the importance of technology and research was given by graduate assistant Athena Dacanay. The children were then given iPads to complete a presentation task led by graduate assistant Madison […]
On Monday February 3, a group of fifth graders, along with their mentors from the College Mentors for Kids organization, visited the CTE. A presentation on the importance of technology and research was given by Dr. Matt Stuve. The children were then given iPads and a research/ presentation task. The children used the app This […]
This week, the iStudio hosted a group of fourth graders and their big buddies from the College Mentors for Kids program. After the students heard a presentation on the importance of technology and research, they were given iPads to complete their own research task. The students each chose a country competing in the Winter Olympics […]
Join with other educators to explore these interconnected topics in a day-long series of seminars and a keynote address by the 2014 Emens Distinguished Professor, Dr. Yong Zhao. Dr. Zhao is the Director of the Institute for Global and Online Education at the University of Oregon. He is an internationally known scholar focusing on globalization […]