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The Facebook Live sessions will feature Katie Headrick Taylor, assistant professor of learning sciences and human development at the UW, and , professor of teaching and learning at Vanderbilt University and a visiting scholar at the UW this spring.

Taylor and Hall will answer questions during two sessions:

May 3: “Using the city as a classroom” — Taylor and Rogers will share insights from their community-based work in Seattle and Nashville, and how educators can use new, mobile and location-aware technologies to engage youth in their communities. Session begins at noon Pacific time. Watch the May 3 Facebook Live chat below.

May 17: “The future of video-based research” — Taylor and Rogers will discuss their forthcoming article on video-based research and how the increasing availability of Go-Pro cameras, virtual reality video and other technologies are opening new possibilities in education research. Session begins at noon Pacific time.

Both sessions will be broadcast on the . Submitting questions in advance for Taylor and Hall is encouraged to ecoe@uw.edu.

For more information about Taylor’s Mobile City Science project, read a feature story in the latest edition of Research That Matters magazine. with the Space, Learning & Mobility Lab, which engages in design studies of how physical and virtual spaces can better support learning.

Watch "Using the city as a classroom"

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