Best 3D Classroom Printers By Shannon Mersand Choosing the right 3D printer can be difficult with so many choices on the market.
Top 3D Pens for the Classroom By Shannon Mersand 3D pens are hand-held devices that mimic the extrusion process of a 3D printer, but allow for more free-form control over what is created.
GameSalad Guides Kids in Digital Game Design and Creation By TL Editors GameSalad lets kids create custom games in a visual, rule-based coding system, so there's no need to know any coding language.
3M and Discovery Education Announce Opening of 2020 3M Young Scientist Challenge By TL Editors 3M and Discovery Education today announced the opening of the 2020 3M Young Scientist Challenge.
How It's Done: Enrichment - It’s Good for the Sole By Sascha Zuger The challenge took students through an online environment of the sport; set up with milestones and labs to uncover information needed to create deliverables.
Engineering for Social Good Project #1: Empowering Fine Motor Control Using "Drawdio" By Ramsey Musallam
Microsoft’s Free STEM Offerings: Science and Engineering on the Cheap By Brian Nadel The only thing better than teaching interested children about science, technology, engineering and math is doing it for free.
Free "LabXchange" Science Education Platform Launched By Amgen Foundation, Harvard FAS By TL Editors LabXchange gives students access to a library of educational videos, interactive simulations and personalized instruction to aid them in their scientific discovery.
CoderZ’s New Cyber Robotics 102 Curriculum Engages Students in Coding and STEM By TL Editors Cyber Robotics 102 has students work in an online virtual environment that features a new robot called Ruby and that accurately mimics real-life physics and a physical setting.
Raspberry Pi on Steroids: Boolean Girl Tech Lights, Camera, Sensors By Brian Nadel When it comes to getting the most out of a Raspberry Pi computer in the classroom, Boolean Girl Tech’s Lights, Camera, Sensors kit comes into its own.
Curated Content Decreases Teacher Planning Time By Annie Galvin Teich Teachers love the new curated content channels.
Over 40 STEAM Resources: Creative Thinking, STEM, and PBL at FETC 2020 By Michael Gorman STEAM brings out the skills of creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication that are so important.
zSpace and MEL Science Partner to Bring Chemistry Concepts to Augmented and Virtual Reality By TL Editors Today at the Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC), zSpace Inc. and MEL Science announced a partnership to bring MEL Science’s curriculum-based chemistry courses to zSpace’s augmented and virtual education platform.
Weighing Hubble's Future By TL Editors The telescope will soon be retired and replaced by a newer, more powerful telescope.
MIND Research Institute Launches New Version of ST Math By TL Editors MIND Research Institute today announced the launch of an all-new version of its flagship solution, ST Math®.
NASA's Mars Student Imaging Project: Free Online Science Curriculum By TL Editors The Mars Student Imaging Project is an online curriculum that emphasizes planetary science to get kids engaged in the imaging work of NASA scientists.
The Pack - NYSCI Teaches Computational Thinking, Encourages Novel Solutions By TL Editors The Pack - NYSCI is a coding/algorithm puzzler in the form of a game where players take care of and expand an ecosystem.
FETC 2020: A Focus on STEM and Underrepresented Students By Eileen Belastock FETC recognizes the challenges and roadblocks school districts and educators face when trying to provide equitable access to STEM education for all students.
The Thinking and Creativity That Goes Into Game Design By Shelly Terrell . Students must imagine and design worlds, characters, levels, sound effects, game elements, and more.
