InMIT MEDIA LABbyMIT Media Lab Learning Initiative·May 21, 2020Festival of Learning 2020A day for learning, sharing, making, creating, and debating at the MIT Media Lab.
InMIT MEDIA LABbyMIT Media Lab Learning Initiative·Mar 7, 2020A few simple tips for better online meetings (COVID-19 edition)One of the implications of the COVID-19 virus (Coronavirus Disease) has been that many in-person events and meetings are getting cancelled…A response icon2A response icon2
InMIT MEDIA LABbyMIT Media Lab Learning Initiative·Jan 23, 2020PLIX@Akron: Creative Learning & Spooky Making at the Public LibraryReflections from our first-ever PLIX Workshop in Akron, Ohio.
InMIT MEDIA LABbyMIT Media Lab Learning Initiative·May 30, 2019Getting Started with Creative Learning in your Public LibraryOur PLIX Facilitation Kits are designed to make it easy for librarians to offer creative learning programs to their patrons.
InMIT MEDIA LABbyMIT Media Lab Learning Initiative·Nov 14, 2018Introducing the 2018–19 MIT Media Lab Learning FellowsOur new cohort is the most diverse yet — bringing together graduate students from eight Media Lab research groups
InMIT MEDIA LABbyMIT Media Lab Learning Initiative·Jun 19, 2018Kinesthetic Language Learning in Virtual RealityTapping into the physicality of language to enhance the way we learn.A response icon6A response icon6
InMIT MEDIA LABbyMIT Media Lab Learning Initiative·May 14, 2018Measuring kids’ relationships with robotsExploring how the relational features of robots impact children’s engagement and learningA response icon3A response icon3
InMIT MEDIA LABbyMIT Media Lab Learning Initiative·May 11, 2018Growing up with AIHow can families play and learn with their new smart toys and companions?A response icon1A response icon1
InMIT MEDIA LABbyMIT Media Lab Learning Initiative·Feb 16, 2018An Exchange Program for Public LibrariansMedia Lab researchers are teaming up with public librarians to design new projects and programs for libraries
InMIT MEDIA LABbyMIT Media Lab Learning Initiative·Oct 13, 2017Engaging All Learners in Physical TinkeringTo engage all learners in physical tinkering , we must design more ways to tinker with electronics beyond the Computer Science curriculum.A response icon1A response icon1