Slides from our webinar, "Benchmarking and Building Advanced Manufacturing Education."
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Fostering K-12 Outreach Through the Development of STEAM Activities
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Assistant Director, Special Projects (MIT Open Learning) Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyLearn More
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Program Coordinator, pK-12 Action Group Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyLearn More
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Topics: Case Studies Project-Based Learning STEAM Camp
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