The Center for Educational Technologies (CET) is proud to share a recent peer-reviewed publication highlighting one of our anatomy-focused instructional innovations. This research documents the design, implementation, and evaluation of an interactive anatomy learning tool created through collaboration between educators,…
Welcome Mayra Mendoza, Administrative Coordinator for the Center for Educational Technologies
The Center for Educational Technologies (CET) is pleased to welcome Mayra Mendoza as the Center’s new Administrative Coordinator. In this role, Mayra will serve as the Office Manager for CET, overseeing daily operations and supporting the Center’s research, teaching, and…
Honoring a Decade of Global Impact: The Legacy of the Food Security Training Program
As we mark the conclusion of the Global Food Security Training Program, we take a moment to reflect on a decade of meaningful progress and global collaboration. Over the past ten years, this initiative has served as a cornerstone in…
Advancing Aquaculture: Launching the USDA Aquatic Health Training Program
Texas A&M AgriLife Research is proud to partner with the United States Department of Agriculture Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service (USDA-APHIS) to develop and deliver the USDA Aquatic Health Training Program—a comprehensive, self-paced, online training initiative designed to support…
Introducing Ashlee Shepard: Program Manager for Online Learning Programs
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Ashlee Shepard as the Program Manager for Online Learning Programs at the Center for Educational Technologies. In this capacity, Ms. Shepard will assume responsibility for planning, organizing, directing, and managing the day-to-day…
Augmented Reality: Revolutionizing Veterinary Training for Disease Detection
The USDA has been transitioning from in-person training to virtual training since the pandemic. This shift allows employees to access training remotely, ensuring safety and flexibility. Virtual platforms enable interactive learning experiences, including webinars and online courses. This move reflects…
USDA Awards Continuation Supplement for Pilot Testing GRP Toolkit in African Countries
Dr. Nicola L. Ritter, Instructional Associate Professor and Director for the Center for Educational Technologies, and Dr. Molly Gonzales, Research Assistant Professor, were recently awarded a supplement to their existing 5 year $1M grant titled, Improvement and Maintenance of Sanitary…
This December marks the 12th anniversary for the Center for Educational Technologies!
Take a look at our highlights for the year
Texas A&M University Awarded National Institute of Corrections Grant to Develop Augmented Reality Experiences for Correctional Officers
The National Institute of Corrections awarded a one year grant of $320,000 to Texas A&M University. Dr. Nicola Ritter, Project Director and Instructional Associate Professor in the Department of Veterinary Integrative Biosciences, will lead the team to study the impact…








