Is It Time to Replace Your Document Camera?
Document cameras should have the ability to interact with existing technology in the classroom. Does your document camera have this capability? Read on the learn more.
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Inside the Tools that Teach Coding to Little Kids
ScratchJr, Tynker, Kodable, TechSmith, Code Academy and Khan Academy are examples of resources that help K-12 schools teach coding to young students. Even better, some are free. Experts offer tips for implementing code curriculum.
Infographic: National Survey on STEM
IESD, Inc. is an independent market research firm that was hired by Vernier Software & technology to conduct a national survey into the adoption of STEM curriculum in America. MCH Strategic Data compiled the list of educators from which the sample was drawn. Some interesting data came out of the study. Read on to learn more.
How to Prepare Students for 21st- Century Tech Careers
Students’ interest in technology-based careers is influencing schools to educate students and parents on future job options in the tech field.
High School STEM Lab Brings Design and Engineering Concepts to Students
Take a look inside this high school STEM lab that offers students design programs, 3D printers, interactive displays, a video wall, a mechatronics lab and more.
Are 3D Printers the Latest Edtech Fad?
As the price on this technology continues to drop, K-12 schools are becoming more and more interested. We take a look at the benefits and challenges of 3D printing.
10 Features to Look for in a Document Camera
See 10 features you should consider when buying a document camera for your K-12 classroom.
Unique Experiment Connects STEM Concepts to Music
High school physics teacher, Kristy Bibbey finds a way to make her class engaging for everyone. By combining a Vernier microphone, SMART Board and various musical instruments, Bibbey creates a visual representation of waveform, wavelength and frequency for her students.
Mass. School First in the Nation to Integrate Coding into Core Curriculum
See how Beaver County Day School integrates computer coding into all subjects, promoting CS skills in its students. Teachers had no prior programming experience, yet they’ve been able to implement coding successfully.
Why Students Should Code and Easy Ways to Get Started
There are so many benefits to coding, even for students who are not interested in computer science careers. We explore why schools should implement coding in their curriculum and some easy tools that can help them get started. No computer science expertise required.
