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Ten books from MIT faculty to expand your knowledge of teaching, learning, and technology | by MIT Open Learning | MIT Open Learning | Mar, 2024 | Medium

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How do people learn? Which teaching techniques are most effective? What is the secret for classroom innovation? Here are 10 books written by faculty affiliated with MIT Open Learning that shine light on these and many other questions. Embark on an innovation journey. William B. Bonvillian, senior director for special projects at MIT Open Learning, and Peter L. Singer explore how to rethink innovation and revitalize America’s manufacturing sector, arguing that advanced manufacturing is the key. Unleash your creativity and bring your app ideas to life. Hal Abelson, professor of computer science and engineering, and his co-authors introduce readers to App Inventor 2, a powerful visual tool that allows anyone to create apps. Travel to the future with Cynthia Breazeal’s vision for a sociable robot that is able to understand us, communicate and interact with us, learn from us, and grow with us. Breazeal, dean for digital learning at MIT Open Learning, blends science, engineering, and art and

Ten books from MIT faculty to expand your knowledge of teaching, learning, and technology Embark on a journey into the science of learning, innovation in schools, sociable robots, and more. MIT Open Learning 4 min read · Mar 13, 2024 -- 2 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size Photo: iStock By Sara Feijo How do people learn? Which teaching techniques are most effective? What is the secret for classroom innovation? Here are 10 books written by faculty affiliated with MIT Open Learning that shine light on these and many other questions. Advanced Manufacturing: The New Ameri

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