The LabXchange team, led by MCB Professor of the Practice and Faculty Director of the Harvard Ed Portal Robert Lue, has been awarded the inaugural Open edX Technical…
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Free “LabXchange” Science Education Accelerator Launched by Amgen Foundation and Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Harvard MCB Faculty and Amgen Foundation Partner to Launch Game-changing Online Science Education Platform
Harvard University, the Amgen Foundation, and edX announced the creation of the LabXchange online platform, which transforms access to the scientific process by integrating digital instruction, interactivity, and…
CELEBRATING THE NEW HARVARD ED PORTAL
Read more in the Boston Globe, Harvard Gazette, on the Ed Portal website. Message from Rob Lue, MCB Faculty of the Practice and Faculty Director of Ed Portal…
ROB LUE ON HOW ONLINE COURSES CAN IMPROVE LIFE ON CAMPUS
Writing in the August 2013 issue of Scientific American, Robert A. Lue made the case that "the future of on-campus learning lies in the right combination of digital…
ROBERT LUE FILLS NEW FACULTY DIRECTOR POSITION AT BOK CENTER
Robert A. Lue, professor of the practice of molecular and cellular biology, is the inaugural Richard L. Menschel Faculty Director of the Derek Bok Center for Teaching and…
HARVARD’S LIFE SCIENCES OUTREACH PROGRAM AT 10 YEARS
(l to r) Tara Bennett, Prof. Rob Lue, Susan Johnson, Prof. Catherine Dulac, and Alia Qatarneh For the past decade, the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology has…
EDX: TRANSFORMING THE FUTURE OF EDUCATION!
Rob Lue Harvard University recently embarked on a grand new experiment in interactive and online teaching and learning, and participants from around the world are streaming through the…
BREATHING NEW LIFE INTO THE LIFE SCIENCES
Anyone who’s ever taken a freshman biology course in college knows the ordinary routine: a big textbook, a big class, and lots of facts to memorize before exams.…
TEACHING TOMORROW’S BIOLOGY TODAY
Bio Sci 50 and MCB 100 are not your father's biology courses. They are not even your big sister's, and she graduated just a few years ago. Instead,…
