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Created by scientists, software engineers, and teachers

Zoom In was created by Education Development Center, Inc.’s Center for Children and Technology (EDC/CCT) and the Oceans of Data Institute (ODI), in collaboration with Concord Consortium and Blenderbox.

EDC's Center for Children and Technology (EDC/CCT) is a group of media researchers, teachers, and designers, based in New York City, who have been working with schools and teachers to improve the circumstances in which teaching and learning occur, with and without technology, for three decades. EDC/CCT initially developed and tested the Zoom In learning platform for history teaching, and have expanded that work to include the integration of authentic datasets in Zoom In Science and Zoom In Urban Mobility.

EDC’s Oceans of Data Institute (ODI) is dedicated to transforming education to help people succeed in school, work, and life in a data-intensive world. ODI’s work in K-16 classrooms is focused on building basic data literacy skills as an integrated part of STEM education, and includes research and development on learning tools and curricula for working with data.

General information: ZiSci@edc.org

Key project staff include:

EDC
Bill Tally, Ph.D., Principle Investigator
Megan Silander, Ph.D., Co-principle Investigator
Amy Busey, Curriculum Developer
Erin Barder, Ph.D., Curriculum Developer
Colin Hill, Curriculum Developer
Randy Kochevar, Ph.D., Curriculum Developer
Jamie Kynn, Reasearcher
Johanna Ohlmeyer, Ph.D, Curriculum Developer
John Parris, Producer

Concord Consortium
William Finzer, Senior Scientist

The Zoom In! website was developed by the creative designers and programmers at Blenderbox.

The Common Online Data Analysis Platform (CODAP) was developed by the Concord Consortium, who also helped with its integration into the Zoom In! website. Initial development of the Zoom In! platform was supported by a generous grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

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