Wednesday, June 17,
2020 • 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. (EDT)
For more than 25
years, the National Science Foundation’s Advanced Technological Education (ATE)
program has awarded competitive grants, with an emphasis on two-year colleges,
to test innovative ideas for improving STEM technician education in the
advanced technology fields that are important to the nation’s economic health
and security. Community colleges nationwide, in response to Covid-19, are
challenged to develop strategies to successfully deliver hands-on content in an
online environment such as through virtual labs, simulations, and augmented and
virtual reality. Join us to learn how ATE grants have been successfully
used to create innovative curriculum, technologies, and authentic learning experiences
in virtual environments; about the critical value of preparing students with
STEM technical skills in a current- and post-pandemic economy; and what you
need to do to apply for NSF ATE funding.
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