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Marijel Melo; Laura March; Kimberly Hirsh; Emily Arnsberg – TechTrends: Linking Research and Practice to Improve Learning, 2024
To better grasp the issue of underrepresentation in makerspaces, it's crucial to closely examine the environment where these problems arise. A spatial enumeration of a makerspace, which is a complete listing of items within a collection or environment, extends such an evaluation. By responding to this overarching research question, "why do…
Descriptors: Technology, Shared Resources and Services, Minority Group Students, Perception
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Sanders, Rachel Kaminski; Kopcha, Theodore J.; Neumann, Kalianne L.; Brynteson, Kristin; Bishop, Carrie – TechTrends: Linking Research and Practice to Improve Learning, 2019
Making and makerspaces are currently an exciting topic in education. The constructionist nature of learning through making, however, creates an inherent tension for teachers -- one where the need to meet specific standards must be balanced with the open-ended, creative problem-solving that making supports. Unlike the traditional teacher-centered…
Descriptors: Shared Resources and Services, Educational Technology, Technology Uses in Education, Writing Workshops
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Mills, Michael S. – TechTrends: Linking Research and Practice to Improve Learning, 2016
As textbook prices continue to skyrocket, open educational resources (OER) offer a significant way to deliver high quality content to students in higher education. The pressing issue is whether these OER are engaging, relevant, and accurate. Authoring multi-touch interactive resources that are delivered to students as open-access may not only…
Descriptors: Shared Resources and Services, Resource Units, Textbooks, Information Dissemination
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Nworie, John; Haughton, Noela – TechTrends: Linking Research and Practice to Improve Learning, 2008
The nature of disruptions encountered by classroom teachers is changing. In the past, disruptions were typically students chewing gum, eating or taking naps during class, engaging in acts of incivility including the occasional brawl, and the like. These disturbances, in many ways, pale in comparison to those accompanying the use of technologies in…
Descriptors: Classroom Environment, Teaching Conditions, Teaching Methods, Teacher Role