By Michael Hart, Campus Technology
The University of Denver’s Center for Professional Development will partner with the Denver-based Silicon STEM Academy to offer “STEM for Grown-Ups,” a new curriculum of interactive courses involving science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) that teachers and others can take for continuing education unit (CEU) credit. The Silicon STEM Academy, which provides training programs in technology for both children and adults, will offer six courses at its facility in Denver while the University of Denver will offer the credentialing that could lead to both CEU credit and academic credit. “STEM for GrownUps” is a suite of immersive STEM education programs intended to give professionals interdisciplinary, collaborative training in critical thinking.
https://campustechnology.com/articles/2016/05/04/u-denver-to-launch-stem-for-grown-ups.aspx
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