CIRCL will host a weeklong workshop to catalyze research concepts and partnerships to advance how technology can help people to learn across settings in communities. Learn more about the Cyberlearning Innovation Lab.

Cyberlearning 2016, rescheduled due to the blizzard, will be held Sunday and Monday, June 5-6, 2016 in Arlington, Virginia. CL16 will begin a shift from the very broad, community building focus of earlier meetings to more focus on external issues and problems where cyberlearning research could make an impact.

The Symposium on Active Learning in STEM Education on September 8, 2016 is sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and organized by SRI International’s Center for Innovative Research in Cyberlearning (CIRCL). It will provide an opportunity for the most recent awardees of the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST) to explore and converse about the research behind student and teacher engagement as co-learners.

A Next Generation STEM High Schools forum with NSF, invited education scholars and researchers, leading K-12 educators from across the U.S., and experts from SRI International on what could – and should – constitute the next generation teaching and learning environment in our nation’s high schools.

An international workshop with invited researchers from the United States, UK, European, and Israel before EC-TEL to determine research agendas and future directions around themes from the 2015 Innovating Pedagogy report.

Cyberlearning 2017: What’s Next? Making Connections to Shape the Future will take place April 18-19, 2017 in Arlington, VA. Approximately 150 leading researchers along with students, educators, designers, industry experts, and other stakeholders will work together for two days at Cyberlearning 2017 to accelerate the community’s collective work and impact. Today Cyberlearning research is thriving, yet the community faces potential changes in how its research is supported and organized. See the full Call for Participation and apply to attend by…

The theme for the 2017 NSF Video Showcase is Research & Design for Impact. Participating projects will each create and submit a 3-minute video that illustrates the project's intervention, innovation, and impact (or potential for impact for new projects).