Philip Harris - 2023 Teaching with Digital Technology Award Winner
Philip Harris, winner of the 2023 MIT Teaching with Digital Technology Award, demonstrates for students how to analyze data using code and how to reproduce and learn from Nobel-prize discoveries. Philip Harris is Assistant Professor of Physics. He teaches 8.316, Data Science for Physics.
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1:56Russell Tedrake - 2023 Teaching with Digital Technology Award Winner
Russell Tedrake, winner of the 2023 MIT Teaching with Digital Technology Award, uses course notes with interactive graphics and code to demonstrate key concepts. Russell Tedrake is Toyota Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Aeronautics and Astronautics, and Mechanical Engineering. He teaches 6.8210, Underactuated Robotics & 6.4210, Robotic Manipulation.
2:26Joel Voldman - 2023 Teaching with Digital Technology Award Winner
Joel Voldman, winner of the 2023 MIT Teaching with Digital Technology Award, integrates printed circuit boards into his Engineering for Impact course. Joel Voldman is Clarence J. LeBel Professor of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science. He teaches 6.9000, Engineering for Impact.
1:57Andreas Karatsolis - 2023 Teaching with Digital Technology Award Winner
Andreas Karatsolis, winner of the 2023 MIT Teaching with Digital Technology Award, leverages data visualization in sports to help build students’ confidence as writers. Andreas Karatsolis is Associate Director of Writing, Rhetoric and Professional Communication. He teaches 21W.015, Writing about Sports.
2:21Danielle Wood - 2023 Teaching with Digital Technology Award Winner
Danielle Wood, winner of the 2023 MIT Teaching with Digital Technology Award, teaches in hybrid format to make her course inclusive and equitable for students. Danielle Wood is Assistant Professor of Media Arts and Sciences, and Aeronautics and Astronautics. She teaches MAS.858, Space Technology for the Development Leader.
