Virtual Learning
Originally aired live December 16, 2020
Influence learning | Science, Technology, Engineering & Math
panelists + moderator
Bill Tally, Ph.D.
EDC
Megan Silander, Ph.D.
EDC
Gina Millsap
Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library
How to influence informal learning? Creating fun, hands-on learning from a distance, providing for underserved families, and connecting with vulnerable users across the digital divide is a challenge for most libraries globally.
Join us for a conversation with research, education and library leaders as we break down the barriers to involve children and families in STEM learning during covid-19, and beyond. We discuss existing research and tips to support informal early STEM experiences that support children, parents, and librarians.
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