Thinking about the possibilities of computer-based assessments in science education.
UMass-Dartmouth physics professor builds a "supercomuter" using 16 PlayStations to work out a theory about black holes.
Upcoming event on Dec. 12 to discuss new research focusing on the disparities in science education in Massachusetts hosted by the Rennie Center for Education Research and Policy
England's Training and Development Agency for Schools has put videos of five explosive experiments onto the YouTube website to make science more appealing.
Blogger Elizabeth Sullivan looks at the efforts of Science Debate 2008 and breaks down where McCain and Obama stand on science education and funding for education research.
private sector developing immersive, multi-player video game designed specifically to teach standards-based science concepts
This article shares that NASA has launched a new online digital media service to foster science education. Dubbed "eClips", the new service offers short, on demand video clips focused on space science and engineering, along with environmental sciences. This website contains links to these eClips.