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Unreal Engine
Unreal engine is a game engine that uses real-time 3D computer graphics and was developed by Epic Games. The software allows people to create games using assets created in Unreal itself and imported from 3D modeling platforms such as Blender or Maya. The software has a small learning curve, however, there are many tutorials available.…
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DLFteach Toolkit (Volume 2): Lesson Plans on Immersive Technology
The DLF Digital Library Pedagogy group (aka #DLFteach) is a grassroots community of practice within the Digital Library Federation that empowers digital library practitioners to see themselves as teachers and equip them to engage learners in how digital library technologies shape knowledge infrastructures. This resource is a great guide for educators working with Extended Reality…
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Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) Resources
This is a list of artificial intelligence (AI) resources and educators who are using these resources. Resources are listed by category as well as contact information. The Stevens Institute of Technology compiled the list. Generative AI Resources
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Artificial Intelligence for Robots (Udacity Course)
Artificial Intelligence for Robotics is a free, self-paced course (approximately 2 months) offered through Udacity. It is recommended that you have some knowledge of Python or programming in general before you take this course. Artificial Intelligence for Robots (Udacity Course)
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Free Artificial Intelligence (AI) Educational Resources
This is an article that details some free Artificial Intelligence (AI) Educational Resources from the site Medium. These educational resources include online courses, in-person courses, books, and videos. All are completely free and designed by leading professors, researchers, and industry professionals. Free Artificial Intelligence (AI) Educational Resources
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Helping Apps for Practitioners and Educators (HAPPE)
Helping Apps for Practitioners and Educators, HAPPE, is a monthly blog series of the University at Buffalo School of Social Work. The goal of the series is to connect practitioners and educators in the Helping Professions with mobile apps they may find useful in practice or in their pursuit of life-long learning. We believe digital literacies…
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