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By: MIT News
In the new study, the MIT team wanted to investigate whether the hippocampus also stores representations of more abstract elements of a memory.
By: MIT Professional Education
“The challenge is that online formats can be dry and dull. As a participant, you’re checking your emails while [the course] is going on, and then coming back to attention when things pick up a bit. I knew we had to develop a better way. So that’s what we did!”
By: Michael Rutter
IS&T, TLL, and Open Learning have collaborated to build a teaching resource site that provides soup-to-nuts instructions on preparing classes for remote delivery.
By: MIT Open Learning
MIT Full STEAM Ahead is a collection of resources that MIT is putting together for teaching and learning online. 
By: MIT Open Learning
RESOURCES YOU SHOULD BOOKMARK FOR THE NEXT TIME YOU'RE READY TO THROW THE IPAD OUT OF THE WINDOW.
By: MIT SHASS
"The alternative approach we’ve been piloting across MIT is teaching ethics as a set of skills (or what Aristotle would call techné)."
By: Alison Trachy
Role models both in and out of the classroom, the new fellows have tirelessly sought to improve themselves, their students, and the Institute writ large.
By: Duyen Nguyen
Selected from over 1,000 applicants from 42 countries, the 28 members of this year’s Refugee Action (ReACT) class are the second cohort to complete the yearlong program.
By: Kim Martineau
A crash course in deep learning organized and taught by grad students Alexander Amini and Ava Soleimany reaches more than 350 MIT students each year; more than a million other people have watched their lectures online over the past three years.
By: Shafaq Patel
See how MITx courses and MIT Bootcamps helped a student find his way to Cambridge.