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Learning Reimagined

Transforming education through creative habits.
Our unique lab explores imaginative ways to improve research, teaching and learning with emerging technologies. Open to all students, faculty and staff within the College of Education and Human Sciences, we aim to facilitate conversations, ideas and solutions that ultimately translate into collaborative research and projects. Come experience the lab for yourself – we are located in 007A Willard Hall and open daily.  

Cutting-Edge TechnologiesExplore some of the latest and greatest resources offered through the lab.

TeachLive simulator
TeachLive simulator
TeachLive Mixed-Reality Simulator. Current education students can stand in front of a monitor and interact with a classroom of avatar students, who carry out scenarios to challenge the student teachers. Scenarios range from student behavior in the classroom or practice with a “parent” during a parent-teacher conference.
Lifespan Treadmill Desk
Lifespan Treadmill Desk
Lifespan Treadmill Desk. This specially designed treadmill allows you to get your steps in while simultaneously reading or completing other tasks. Studies show reading comprehension can be increased when paired with light physical activity.
Telepresence Robot with students
Telepresence Robot with students
Telepresence Robot. Connect your iDevice or any desktop computer with an internet connection and instantly connect with others without being physically present. This is a great classroom tool! The person using the robot can move it around, change the height and communicate with fellow students and the instructor. If the instructor is away and still needs to have class, use the robot to stay connected with your students.
Swivl
Swivl
Swivl. The wireless base that holds an iPad and allows the user to record a video comes with a Bluetooth tracker and follows the movement of the person wearing it. Use the Swivl to record your lecture or class and upload the video for students to have access to at any time.
Students using the 3D printer
Students using the 3D printer
3D Printer. Use the 3D printer to take things from the flat surface of your computer and into real life. Speech pathology students use the 3D printer to create talking tokens for the children they work with, math and science students use the printer to model particular problems and aviation students have used the printer to create containers for their electronics. Think outside the box – what can you create?
Student in the flight simulator
Student in the flight simulator
Flight Simulator. We have two flight simulators available for use. Teach students about slope, have student write how to fly, put together a STEM unit or teach students about geography. The possibilities are endless with these simulators that also give immediate feedback on performance and allow for multiple attempts at specific outcomes.
EGG Machine
EGG Machine
EEG Machine. Ever wondered about the stress that occurs when students are taking an online test or reading something that is difficult? Use the EEG machine to get data as participants are exposed to different scenarios. There is even a cap that can measure brain activity so you can see how students’ bodies react when performing different tasks.
Student at the SMART board
Student at the SMART board
SMART Interactive Whiteboard. This versatile tool is used for collaboration, teaching and learning. With the click of a mouse, create interactive lessons for your students. Brainstorm research ideas or problems. The SMART Notebook software is installed and ready for your imagination!
GoPro cameras
GoPro cameras
GoPro Cameras. These little cameras make recording the action of the classroom easier than ever. Want to know what it’s like to be one of your students? Have them wear the GoPro on their head. Want to know what your students are doing when you are talking? Put the GoPro on your head and watch the video after class. Are you conducting qualitative research? Use the GoPro to collect data for upload into your data management software.
Little Bits
Little Bits
Little Bits. This kit contains several different pieces of a circuit, which require power, input and output. How can you use Little Bits in your class? Anytime you teach a process, there is a beginning, a middle and an end. Use the Little Bits as a guide for the process, such as teaching sentence structure.
Student using the XBOX in the lab
Student using the XBOX in the lab
XBOX. You may think that the Xbox is for games only – think again! Use the sandbox that is Minecraft to create and explore. Work with a partner for a collaborative experience in creative mode or problem solve in survival. Movement is good for the body – try out Just Dance and get the blood flow going! There is also a TED app that allows you to watch TED Talks on almost every subject imaginable.
Student using OSMO in the lab
Student using OSMO in the lab
OSMO Apps. There are some apps on our iPads that you should check out – one of them is the Tangrams app. Put the iPad in the stand, attach the mirror over the camera and work on solving the tangram puzzles. There is an Osmo Words app that can be used as well.
BB8 Sphero Robot
BB8 Sphero Robot
BB8 Sphero Robot. From the makers of the Sphero programmable robots, BB8 can go on patrol and collect information on balance monitor, distance patrolled, speed, tracking system, event log, chronometer, acceleration mapping, gyro stabilization and acceleration. This has several direct connections to math and physics. If you are teaching writing, have the students write instructions to guide BB8 through your school or class.
Student using Elements 4D in the lab
Student using Elements 4D in the lab
Elements 4D app. Using augmented reality chemistry blocks, Print out PDFs, build cubes and then scan them with the app. See how elements react with each other and what they look like. Use your iDevice as augmented reality to explore!
Student using VR headset in the lab
Student using VR headset in the lab
Virtual Reality Headset. Use your Android or iPhone with this headset to get up-close, 360-degree views of the most amazing things and go to places you’ve never been before.

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Dr. Tutaleni Asino in the lab with students

“Research around creativity is growing, but it still has a ways to go. There are not many creativity labs, and for us to have one in the college is very special. It’s a place where we can come and feel empowered to explore and discuss solutions.”

- Tutaleni Asino
Lab Director and Associate Professor of Learning, Design and Technology
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