Article Link: National Summit on Adult Literacy Millions of adults in the United States have unmet literacy needs. Technology and digital tools may be one way to improve access to resources to help
Article Link: UT Southwestern U-Hack Med On November 8 – 10, the UT Southwestern (UTSW) Lyda Hill Department of Bioinformatics and community partners NCBI and Mark III Systems will host a hackathon
Article Link: Using Applied Cognitive Load Theory and Difficulty Analysis for Educational Game Design By controlling the difficulty of gameplay, designers ensure that players are able to learn and p
Article Link: Corey Clark Wins Tech Titans Award Corey Clark, PhD, was selected as the recipient of the Technology Inventor Award because of the work he’s done to infuse human intelligence into mach
National Science Foundation has awarded SMU Researchers: Corey Clark, Ph.D., Leanne Ketterlin Geller, Ph.D. and Eric Larson, Ph.D. a $1,521,615 (Award Number: 1933848) 4 year grant to research teachin
Article Link: Locally Made Video Game Helps Adults Read DALLAS (KRLD) - An app developed by a local group of experts from SMU and Literacy Instruction For Texas (LIFT) is helping eliminate adult ill
Article Link: Codex App: A New SMU Gaming App for US Adults Who Can’t Read Codex: Lost Words of Atlantis is a new learning app for Android devices to help the user read. The team behind Codex app co
Article Link: SMU gaming app aims to teach millions of US adults who can’t read The game’s team – led by SMU professors Corey Clark, Tony Cuevas and Diane Gifford – tied with one other team as the G
Article Link: Gaming app aims to teach millions of US adults who can’t read “Codex: Lost Words of Atlantis” is an Indiana Jones-style game for Android devices that tasks the player with finding hidd