Rhea Kelly, Campus Technology
The University of Michigan’s College of Engineering has dedicated $500,000 to help create high-quality learning experiences for students in hybrid and remote courses — particularly when it comes to hands-on projects. Half of the funding was used to design courses that would enable some students to attend in person while others participate remotely (the hybrid model), while the other half was spent on materials to create at-home project kits for students.
October 1, 2020
U Michigan Engineering Students Get Hands-on Learning at Home
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