Massachusetts Institute Of Technology Unveils STEM Videos For High School ClassesJanuary23, 2012
T.H.E. Journal
(1/4, Schaffhauser) reports, "The Massachusetts Institute of Technology
recently hosted a workshop on science, technology, engineering, and math
(STEM) education that included a demonstration of a university project to
create STEM focused videos that can be freely used in high school classes."
The Journal reports, "Among the presentations was one featuring BLOSSOMS,
Blended Learning Open Source Science or Math Studies. This MIT initiative
features a courseware library with about 50 math and science lessons, all
freely available to teachers in multiple formats: as streaming video,
Internet downloads, DVDs, and videotapes."
These video lessons, while not directly tied to Science Olympiad events,
could be very useful as enrichment resources for teams. MIT has been making
an big effort in recent years to post many of their instructional materials
on the web for unrestricted use.
http://blossoms.mit.edu/home
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