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What is the ITS Center?
The Information Technology in Science (ITS) Center for Teaching and Learning is an interdisciplinary graduate program that seeks to replenish the nation's supply of science and mathematics education specialists through team-led, learner-centered opportunities involving scientists, mathematicians, education researchers and education practitioners.
The Information Technology in Science (ITS) Center for Teaching and Learning has three goals:
Goal 1:
Production of education specialists through a program of study focused on the interaction between scientists and mathematicians, education researchers and education practitioners.
For Potential Participants:
- Learn about Project Teams
- Graduate Program Information
- Online Application
- Teacher/Graduate Student Funding
For Undergraduates:
Goal 2:
Creation of new knowledge through research on the impact of information technology on learning and teaching science and mathematics.
For Current Participants:
Goal 3:
Development and dissemination of quality professional growth experiences structured around the impact of information technology on learning and teaching science and mathematics.
About ITS Center:
