Andy Larmand

  1. Rising Resources | Organizing Student Progress with Seesaw

    Rising Resources | Organizing Student Progress with Seesaw
    With ISTE 2019 going on this week, we thought we’d take a closer look at one of today’s most popular classroom tools in Seesaw. Seesaw is essentially an application that allows classroom teachers to gain greater insights and organization when it comes to their students’ progress. It’s also free and a great way for students to demonstrate their learning.
  2. Video: The New Role Of The 21st Century Teacher

    Video: The New Role Of The 21st Century Teacher
    Irina Tuule discusses how the roles for the teacher have evolved from what they once were into what they’ve become. Shifts in the resources available to educators and in the ways in which students learn have helped catalyze necessary changes to the very methods teachers use to teach. They’re no longer the sage on the stage and they’re typically not
  3. Cover Core Concepts with Detailed Curriculum Add-ons

    Cover Core Concepts with Detailed Curriculum Add-ons
    Curricular content for the Wonder Workshop robots (Dash, Dot, and Cue) and the Root Robot is available on our store—and each offer as great of an educational advantage for teachers as they do for students! Keep reading to learn more about each of these curriculum guides and their specific benefits in the classroom.
  4. Eduporium Experiment | KEVA Contraptions

    Eduporium Experiment | KEVA Contraptions
    For this week’s Eduporium Experiment, we’re playing around with the KEVA Contraptions Set, a pretty big box that’s not high-tech but still offers a high ceiling for STEM learning. KEVA has a few different kits available for students and teachers and the main features of each is the same. Keep reading to learn more about these low-tech STEAM tools.
  5. Eduporium Weekly | Talking About Tech Equity

    Eduporium Weekly | Talking About Tech Equity
    In the last few years, more focus has been put on digital or technological equity and a strong push has been made to ensure that every student has access to tech tools that help them grow. This is important not only because technology affords students with enriched opportunities, but it also helps prepare them for a lot of the challenges
  6. The Latest Wonder Workshop PD, Accessories, and Curriculum

    The Latest Wonder Workshop PD, Accessories, and Curriculum
    One way for coding education to be more meaningful is for educators to have access to coinciding curriculum so they know what concepts to cover and how to illustrate them. Another way is for them to learn about the STEM tools they’ll be using to teach coding and this kind of PD is another key resource.
  7. Eduporium Weekly | Don't Miss Our Limited Time Summer Sale

    Eduporium Weekly | Don't Miss Our Limited Time Summer Sale
    To celebrate the start of summer vacation, we’re offering 50 percent off these select items while supplies last and there are some pretty good deals to take advantage of. To see what EdTech items are a part of our sale, click the link above and remember to keep an eye out for future announcements regarding special sales and deals from
  8. Deepen The littleBits Experience With Engaging Expansion Packs

    Deepen The littleBits Experience With Engaging Expansion Packs
    Covering four specific areas (science, math, technology, and computer science), these kits help ensure students grasp key concepts through scaffolded and engaging activities! Keep reading to learn more about each of these expansion packs and why they’re a good option for any STEAM-loving, littleBits-using teacher.
  9. Eduporium Experiment | The Kid Spark STEAM Kits

    Eduporium Experiment | The Kid Spark STEAM Kits
    Recently, we’ve been able to learn more about and sample the Kid Spark STEM kits, which, collectively, do a great job of painting a more robust picture of STEM education. With engineering, technology, and even programming at the heart of these kits, they’re a great way to bring STEM into your learning environment!
  10. Eduporium EdTech Grant: And, The Winner For May Is...

    Eduporium EdTech Grant: And, The Winner For May Is...
    The month of May is just about over and that means we have selected another recipient of our monthly $500 EdTech grant. This month’s awardee is Renee Wells, a STEAM teacher at Zephyr Lane Elementary School in Bakersfield, California! Renee and her students have a very intriguing project planned and one that should definitely inspire everyone.