RCET Welcomes Visiting International Scholars to the AT&T Classroom
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RCET was so pleased to host visiting scholars from our EHHS Gerald H. Read Center for International and Intercultural Education. During their exploration of tools in the AT&T Classroom, the scholars created a word cloud using AnswerGarden to share their homeland and posted their professional title/position on a Padlet wall. The visit was designed to provide the scholars with an opportunity to learn about current RCET research projects including the National Science Foundation (NSF) ParkApps project, the AT&T SpedApps project, and the MathApps project. The Scholars particularly enjoyed interacting with Boogie Board e-writer devices provided by Kent Displays (KDI) Inc. and hearing about NSF-funded research currently underway at Kent State to study the use of ewriters for emerging literacy, elementary math, and college note-taking. The scholars also had an opportunity to talk with RCET Post-doctoral Research Fellow Dr. Enrico Gandolfi who shared his research on gamification.
RCET was so pleased to host visiting scholars from our EHHS Gerald H. Read Center for International and Intercultural Education. During their exploration of tools in the AT&T Classroom, the scholars created a word cloud using AnswerGarden to share their homeland and posted their professional title/position on a Padlet wall. The visit was designed to provide the scholars with an opportunity to learn about current RCET research projects including the National Science Foundation (NSF) ParkApps project, the AT&T SpedApps project, and the MathApps project. The Scholars particularly enjoyed interacting with Boogie Board e-writer devices provided by Kent Displays (KDI) Inc. and hearing about NSF-funded research currently underway at Kent State to study the use of ewriters for emerging literacy, elementary math, and college note-taking. The scholars also had an opportunity to talk with RCET Post-doctoral Research Fellow Dr. Enrico Gandolfi who shared his research on gamification.
