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By: Stassy Olmos
The Hilton Head High School robotics team is officially world renowned after the team won first place in an international robotics competition at MIT last week.
By: Holly Else
MIT lecturer, Amy Carleton, talks about how she uses Wikipedia to teach courses when previously she had posted a sign that read "Wikipedia is not a source". 
By: MIT Open Learning
"To be a good decision-maker in manufacturing, a person has to master the core principles that determine how to apply those technologies under uncertain conditions," says MIT professor David Hardt.
By: MIT Open Learning
The engagement with AUC was first initiated as part of an AGFE and MIT collaboration to enhance and expand the use of online learning in the Arab world.
By: Alexxa Gotthardt
Hands-on, playful activities used in many kindergarten classrooms not only encourage creative thinking among children, but can—and should—be applied to all levels of education. 
By: Denis Paiste
More than half of Roxbury, Bunker Hill, students with summer lab experience at MIT go on to earn a four-year degree.
By: Office of Open Learning
MIT will partner with Maker Ed, a national nonprofit, to develop and evaluate practices of embedded assessment in maker-centered learning.
By: Office of Open Learning
General Electric has committed to interviewing any Massachusetts resident who completes the MITx MicroMasters program in supply chain management. 
By: Steve Nelson
Mitch Resnick of MIT’s Lifelong Kindergarten participated in a TEDx talk where he spoke about the most important invention of the past thousand years.
By: BloombergBusinessweek
David Autor, Ford Professor of Economics, was named to Bloomberg's 50 Influential People of 2017. Autor's work helps learners prepare for a vastly different future workplace.