Narrative-based Learning in Context
The Smart Primer is a tablet-based intelligent tutoring system for kids that leverages compelling narratives, intelligent tutoring chatbots, real-world activities, and a child’s physical and educational context.
James Landay
Computer Science
Faculty
Emma Brunskill
Computer Science
Faculty
Roy Pea
Education
Faculty
Alan Cheng
Computer Science
PhD student
Cyan DeVeaux
Communications
PhD student
Elizabeth Childs
Mechanical Engineering
PhD student
Sherry Ruan
Computer Science
PhD Alumna
Meng Guo
Symsys & Education
Masters Student
William Steenbergen
ICME
Masters Student
Abdallah AbuHashem
Computer Science
Coterm Student
Khuyen Le
Computer Science
Coterm Student
Cathy Zhang
Computer Science
Undergraduate
Wilmer Zuna Largo
Computer Science
Undergraduate
Kyle Nguyen
Computer Science
Undergraduate
Catherine Wang
CS, Art & Art History
Undergraduate
David Wright
Creative Writing
Consultant
Jiequan Zhang
Engineering
Industry Collaborator
Joyce He
Education
Industry Collaborator
Rui Ying
Electrical Engineering
Industry Collaborator
Who are we looking for?
We are looking for exceptional students who are passionate about improving education with technology to join us. In particular, we are looking for students or researchers who have prior experience in any of the following areas: HCI, AI, Education, Design, and Creative Writing.
How do we usually work with Stanford students?
Stanford undergraduate and masters students usually enroll in research classes such as CS 199 and CS 399 during the school year and apply for summer research programs such as CURIS in the summer.
Can I still apply if I am not Stanford-affiliated?
Yes. We also welcome industry collaborators and classroom teachers outside of Stanford and can provide compensation.
I am interested! How can I apply?
Please send an email to smartprimer.apply@gmail.com with your resume and/or transcript attached.