Projects
Our research and development initiatives span classroom-ready software design, empirical data science curriculum development, and teacher professional training. Explore our featured projects and tools below.
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How might experiencing computational data investigation first-hand help educators make more informed decisions about using data and computing in their classrooms?
Models + Real World Data Inquiry Science that combines Computational Modeling and Real-World Data
What can students learn by building computer models of scientific systems, and validating them with real-world data from online databases or videos?
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How can we help educators find datasets that are local, recent, and relevant, while ensuring that they exhibit key statistical and domain-specific characteristics that are known to be pedagogically generative?
How do we prepare the next generation of Data Science Education scholars to reach across silos to build coherent, ethical data science trajectories?
Oakland Teachers Advancing Climate Action (OTACA) works with existing collaborations of teachers who are making learning local, active, and relevant for students. The OTACA community designs and tries out student-action projects related to environmental justice.
How does allowing students to use everyday experiences alongside computational data analysis affect their interest and reasoning about complex scientific issues?
What are general approaches and strategies to promote equitable, literacy-based computing education in K-12 classrooms?