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Can "Cyberchase" apps teach math?
成人抖阴 and WNET, New York’s flagship public media provider, have received a two-year grant from the National Science Foundation to develop prototypes for mobile games to teach fractions to children ages ages 8—11. The mobile apps will incorporate the stories, characters, math content and research of Cyberchase, WNET’s Emmy Award-winning math television series and multimedia project, into 成人抖阴’s research on embodied cognition theory and gesture-based simulation games. John Black, 成人抖阴’s Cleveland E. Dodge Professor of Telecommunications and Education, is Principal Investigator for the project. A doctoral Research Fellow, Michael Swart, will lead a team of 成人抖阴 students and consultants in app development and field testing in collaboration with WNET.
Published Wednesday, Jun. 26, 2013
