This is the first episode in a series documenting the Integrated Learning Systems project, a collaboration between the Nellie Mae Education Foundation, the Highlander Institute, and several other Rhode Island-based stakeholders endeavoring to design and pilot systems that promote student-centered learning. In this first episode, we talk with Lucas Orwig, a program officer at Nellie Mae. In our conversation today, Lucas gives us some high-level background information and talks about some of the plans and goals for the work moving forward.
Virtual Viewpoints Podcast: Interview with Lucas Orwig, Nellie Mae Education Foundation
By FUSE architect Ri
July 11, 2015
- Published July 11, 2015
- By FUSE architect Ri
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