Robert Lue is faculty director and principal investigator of LabXchange. At Harvard University, Rob is a professor of the practice of molecular and cellular biology who is known for his work fostering innovative teaching and learning. He was founding faculty director of HarvardX, and currently serves as Richard L. Menschel Faculty Director of the Derek Bok Center for Teaching and
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Robert Lue is faculty director and principal investigator of LabXchange. At Harvard University, Rob is a professor of the practice of molecular and cellular biology who is known for his work fostering innovative teaching and learning. He was founding faculty director of HarvardX, and currently serves as Richard L. Menschel Faculty Director of the Derek Bok Center for Teaching and
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LabXchange is offering virtual professional development workshops in March 2020 to support educators in creating their own customized learning pathways. In the workshops, you will: Learn how LabXchange can support differentiated, student-centered online learning. Take a guided tour of the different ways both educators and students can use LabXchange to personalize learning. Learn how the classes feature of LabXchange protects
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LabXchange is offering a virtual professional development workshop in February 2020 to support educators in creating their own customized learning pathways. In this workshop, you will: Learn how LabXchange can support differentiated, student-centered online learning. Take a guided tour of the different ways both educators and students can use LabXchange to personalize learning. Learn how the classes feature of LabXchange
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This month, we heard from Dr. Paola Travascio, a high school educator at Pitagora High School in Pozzuoli, Italy. She and her students have been using LabXchange to complement their use of the Amgen Biotech Experience curriculum! If you would like to share a testimonial of using LabXchange, please fill out this form. Students in the computer lab at Pitagora
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At LabXchange, we believe in engaging students, scholars, and educators to strengthen the design of our platform and learning resources. Our internship program for students at the Harvard Graduate School of Education is one example of our co-development model. During the fall 2019 semester, HGSE intern Maryam Farooq worked with us to catalog online learning content, pursue partnership opportunities, review
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LabXchange is offering a virtual professional development workshop in January 2020 to support educators in creating their own customized learning pathways to meet the needs of all students. In the workshop, titled "Personalize Online Learning with LabXchange," you will: Learn how LabXchange can support differentiated, student-centered online learning Identify interactive or narrative content from the LabXchange library that you can
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At LabXchange, educators are at the heart of what we do. Nothing makes us more excited than hearing from teachers who use LabXchange in their classrooms! This month, we spoke with Mary Liu and Debora O’Reilly, two Massachusetts teachers who have been piloting LabXchange with their students since beta testing began. If you are using LabXchange with your class and
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The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) releases open standards for the web to drive web use, development, and growth into the future. This includes setting standards for creating accessible content - that is, content that can be perceived, understood, and operated by any individual, especially those with impairments and disabilities. To guide web designers, developers, and content creators in creating
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Are you interested in becoming a beta tester? Click Tester's Login and use the password fallpreview to create your account! Just one month ago, on September 23rd, we kicked off the LabXchange fall preview and opened up the platform to beta testers for the first time. We now have test users on five continents, and new ones join every day.
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