Eduporium Blog

  1. Eduporium Experiment | Cubelets Robots

    Eduporium Experiment | Cubelets Robots
    If you are looking to introduce robotics at a young age, Cubelets is a fantastic way to do so. The three easy-to-use robot construction kits each come packaged with simple instructions along with some increasingly complex robot project ideas. I experimented with the Cubelets Six Kit, which includes six unique blocks.
  2. Eduporium Weekly | Do Summer Right

    Eduporium Weekly | Do Summer Right
    Kids need project-based stimulation during the hot summer months to ensure that they do not slip into a beach-and-pool kind of lull. While it’s not essential that it’s rigorous and demanding, as it’s okay for kids to get a bit of a break, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with keeping them fresh until they start back to school in September.
  3. Eduporium Experiment | Teenage Engineering PO-12

    Eduporium Experiment | Teenage Engineering PO-12
    The Pocket Operator (PO) comes pre-installed with a default beat, which kids can edit, change and add sounds to. That was great for me because I’m not exactly well-versed in the world of musical composition. Like many of today’s top EdTech tools, it was super easy to use the PO-12 and it really made the music creating process simple but
  4. 5 STEM Tools That 21st Century Educators Need

    5 STEM Tools That 21st Century Educators Need
    Hands-on learning is taking our entire education world by storm. In almost every town and in almost every grade, instructors are ditching the lectures, ditching the desks and embarking on brand new kinds of more meaningful educational experience. And, do you know why? Because it really tends to work! Keep on reading and explore some of the best EdTech tools
  5. Eduporium Experiment | VR One Headset

    Eduporium Experiment | VR One Headset
    Virtual reality is all the rage these days and is definitely primed to become a huge part of our lives, but is usually still really expensive to acquire some of the equipment needed to optimize the experience. The VR One headset, however, is a cheap alternative that embodies a lot of the educational uses of VR—and teachers can distribute it
  6. Eduporium Weekly | 5 Reasons To Love 3D Printing

    Eduporium Weekly | 5 Reasons To Love 3D Printing
    It’s an exciting time in the 3D printing world—both in the classroom and in the industrial realm. Much of that excitement and innovation being applied in the classroom has been developed by leading tech companies and then tweaked to gel with modern education. Want to learn about a few different 3D printing technologies? Head inside for some great tips and
  7. Eduporium Experiment | mBot Pt. 1

    Eduporium Experiment | mBot Pt. 1
    Want to build something and experience the fun of seeing it in action immediately? Then you want the mBot in your life! Ideal for early STEM education, mBot is a great toy that helps kids master the tricks of creative assembly and its built-in Arduino board helps them explore basic circuitry as well. It’s super easy for students to build
  8. Eduporium Weekly | Why There Is Always Room To Grow

    Eduporium Weekly | Why There Is Always Room To Grow
    If students and teachers are not developing intellectually every single day, how are they going to succeed in today’s hands-on, project-based world? The importance of the constant presence of growth mindset in education is more important now than perhaps it ever has been—whether students realize it or not—and that’s why it’s our focus topic for this week’s post.
  9. Eduporium Experiment | DIY Speaker Kit

    Eduporium Experiment | DIY Speaker Kit
    It can be a little daunting when first opening this kit from Tech Will Save Us—at least, I know I felt that way, but it’s actually a lot simpler than it looks. Following the instructions in the box, I was able to learn how to solder and combine the materials to make a real working speaker. I have no real
  10. Eduporium Weekly | Happy Memorial Day

    Eduporium Weekly | Happy Memorial Day
    Since it’s Memorial Day Weekend, we thought we’d focus a little bit on how teachers can help mold independent learners with STEM activities in the 21st century classroom. Enjoy—and remember, it’s almost summer! Keep reading to learn more about fostering independent learning environments and inspiring students.

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