Lessons from ancient, modern, quantum worlds

Educators use card, board, and video games to teach quantum mechanics to students

Educators and physicists are developing card, board, and video games to teach quantum mechanics concepts like superposition and entanglement

How a life-threatening health crisis led one writer to find personal meaning in quantum physics

Karmela Padavic-Callaghan recounts a life-threatening health crisis from a tooth infection that landed her in the ICU, and how she turned to

Redefining Educational Technology: A Critical Framework for Entangled Human-Technological Systems

This academic research paper argues that the field of educational technology lacks a settled definition and proposes a new, evolving "living

Bridging the AI divide between faculty and students in higher education

A professor recounts her journey from banning generative AI in her classroom to realizing that students and faculty are operating on fundame

IBM Classroom Accounts Expand Quantum Access To Entire Classes

NYU Tandon's Quantum Technologies Minor: First Graduates Share Their Experience

NYU Tandon's new minor in Quantum Technologies is profiled through the experiences of Michelle Li and Irene Yang, two Applied Physics majors