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By: Daniel Korsun | Office of Graduate Education
Karthish Manthiram, visiting assistant professor of chemical engineering, has been honored as Committed to Caring for encouraging students to live balanced lives.
By: Inma Borrella, Sergio Caballero-Caballero, Eva Ponce-Cueto
Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) have democratized access to higher education, but low entry and exit barriers make dropout rates in these courses much higher than in traditional in-person courses.
By: Katherine Ouellette | MIT Open Learning
The MIT Integrated Learning Initiative (MITili) funds, supports, and shares research into learning effectiveness at all ages, levels, and scales.
By: Becky Ham | MIT Media Lab
When animated using artificial intelligence technologies, historic images can be used as creative adjuncts to education, talk therapy, and other positive uses.
By: Jennifer Chu | MIT News Office
“Please see your potential to bring beauty to this Earth. Imagine the stories that you have yet to tell, and dream about the lives you improve through your endeavors. And say hello to a better world.” – MIT’s David Wallace
By: Kevin Shao ’23, MIT EECS
Filling a common niche, it is unsurprising that Slack has been adopted by many courses, departments, and labs.
By: Adam Zewe | MIT News Office
  Computer science and economics have always had some overlap, but as more market exchanges take place in online systems, the fields have become inseparable.
By: Michael Blanding
An app, dubbed Story Maker, is just one of a number of innovative new learning applications MIT’s Aikawa has helped students create as part of an interdisciplinary collaboration fostered by the Programs in Digital Humanities.
By: Stefanie Koperniak | MIT Open Learning
“We find that the tremendous, lifelong learning opportunities that MOOCs provide are even more important and sought-after when traditional education is disrupted.” – MIT’s Mary Ellen Wiltrout
By: Emre Ergecen | Office of Graduate Education
“GAAP programs are a great first step toward providing the mentorship necessary for students to feel empowered and confident about their graduate admissions journey — particularly those historically underrepresented in graduate education.”