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University of North Texas professor Stephanie Ludi created a curriculum to make it easier for visually impaired students to learn computer science. (Photo: Ahna Hubnik/ UNT)
UNT Computer Science Curriculum Helps Visually Impaired Students Learn
by Julia Falcon | Apr 12, 2017
During Computer Science Education Week, the White House noted the UNT program among other inclusive computer science programs around the country.
by Lance Murray |
Mar 23, 2017
President Michael Sorrell says he wants to share the Paul Quinn model with other colleges, and create campuses in other cities.
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by Lance Murray |
Jan 24, 2017
The recently-awarded funds will help the Dallas Public Library continue its STEAM and Snacks education program.
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by Lance Murray |
Jan 23, 2017
The collaboration is the on-demand fuel company's first on a college campus.
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DISD's new collegiate academies help students get ahead as they transition from high school to college.
Innovative Partnership Opens Doors for Dallas Students
by Miguel Solis | Mar 29, 2016
DISD's new collegiate academies help students get ahead as they transition from high school to college.
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by Sarah Bennett |
Mar 8, 2016
When you hear the word “fiddler,” chances are you think of a folksy violinist or perhaps even a particular hit musical — not a domestic wind turbine invented by college students. But that’s the name of the device developed by SMU seniors Jonah Kirby, Brendan Celii, Luke Oglesbee, Cameron Buller, and Alec Siems.
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by Tara Nieuwesteeg |
Feb 25, 2016
In the early ‘90s, Texas Instruments Foundation had a problem. Simply put, the young children in their beneficiary Head Start programs weren’t ready for school. The kids didn’t perform well in kindergarten testing and showed a distinct lack of “academic readiness.”
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by Tara Nieuwesteeg |
Feb 5, 2016
By pairing students with working professionals, AIGA DFW’s new program shows kids the greatness of what it is to be creative.
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