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CTL's WILD ProjectsJeremy Roschelle (senior cognitive scientist) and Tom Hinojosa (senior educational researcher) of SRI International will provide an overview of SRI's Center for Technology in Learning projects related to WILD technology at the meeting on Tuesday March 11. In the coming months, the WILD@Stanford SIG will explore such topics as how handheld computers might improve teaching and learning, and current applications and future innovative potential of these devices. WILD@Stanford is directed by Roy Pea, director of SCIL, and professor of education and the learning sciences. It meets on the second Tuesday of each month (April 8, May 13, and June 10) at 4:30 PM in Peter Wallenberg Theater in Wallenberg Hall (Building 160 on the Main Quadrangle). These meetings are open to the public; new members are welcome.
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