At the 21st annual Learning, Design and Technology Expo, students introduced prototypes of innovative learning and teaching tools.
After spending the past year exploring ways to use design and technology to improve learning, students at Stanford Graduate School of Education shared their ideas and prototypes with the public at the Learning, Design and Technology (LDT) Expo on Aug. 3.
The annual event is the culmination of the LDT master’s program, which draws students from around the world working in various disciplines. This year, the expo featured 14 projects offering novel approaches to an array of teaching and learning challenges—for instance, supporting students’ mental health, providing guidance in choosing a career path, enhancing the experience of visiting an art museum and helping children learn morning and evening routines.
Each year the LDT Expo attracts an audience of education and technology professionals, potential investors and curious community members. Many projects from past years have turned into real-life products, including mobile apps, teaching aids and educational toys.
Read more about this year’s projects, and see photos from the event in the slideshow below.
Photos: Holly Hernandez
