Eduporium Blog

  1. Eduporium Weekly | SEL and Learning Loss

    Eduporium Weekly | SEL and Learning Loss
    According to the broad acceptance of how learning loss is defined, a large percentage of students will be affected. In order to begin truly addressing this gap, however, teachers might be better off starting with SEL to allow students the chance to adjust and process emotions. From there, they can get in better position to address academics.
  2. Featured Educators: Amanda Graves and Cathy Fernandez

    Featured Educators: Amanda Graves and Cathy Fernandez
    Amanda and Cathy each work at the E.T. Booth Middle School in the Cherokee County School District (GA). They work together in a number of creative ways to help empower students to create technology projects, specifically with podcasting. Despite facing some challenges, this pair of educators has found some inspiring ways of using EdTech tools!
  3. July EdTech Grant Awarded to Boston School's Christa Rozas

    July EdTech Grant Awarded to Boston School's Christa Rozas
    This month, we’ve presented our EdTech grant to Christa Rozas from Boston Public Schools! Christa is a teacher at the Perry K-6 School in the South Boston neighborhood and a big advocate of introducing computer science early. Her school is also very diverse and she’s done a lot to ensure that all her students have access to STEM opportunities.
  4. Rising Resources | Learning Data Science with Edsquare

    Rising Resources | Learning Data Science with Edsquare
    The courses within Edsquare are designed largely for students. As they say, however, teachers can also feel free to try them. There are a lot of opportunities for them to learn about contemporary skills and developing technologies. At the moment, there are two main courses available on the Edsquare platform, focusing on AI and its role in machine learning.
  5. Eduporium Weekly | STEM Statistics to Monitor

    Eduporium Weekly | STEM Statistics to Monitor
    The world isn’t getting any less advanced and that means, as time goes on, jobs will continue to be created in STEM fields and require technical proficiencies. It’s estimated that, by 2025, there could be as many as 3.5 million open STEM jobs. When it comes to STEM statistics, there’s so much we can learn about the current state of
  6. Tips & Tricks | The Sphero indi for Screenless Coding

    Tips & Tricks | The Sphero indi for Screenless Coding
    While not quite ready to ship to educators, the Sphero indi robot will be impactful. Seeing a need for coding in early education, the Sphero team designed the indi to provide that option. The indi is perfect for students from ages 4-7 and provides them with hugely beneficial opportunities for screenless coding and learning.
  7. Eduporium Experiment | NAO Robot V6 + Choregraphe

    Eduporium Experiment | NAO Robot V6 + Choregraphe
    The NAO Robot V6 is easily one of the world’s smartest robots and arguably the most powerful STEAM solution you’ll find on the Eduporium store. This humanoid robot comes with a huge array of educational and experimental value and it’s ready to go right out of the box whether educators purchase a used NAO robot or a brand-new model.
  8. Eduporium Weekly | EdTech Use After the Pandemic

    Eduporium Weekly | EdTech Use After the Pandemic
    Throughout the remote learning era, for better or worse, students of all ages have truly relied on many different technologies to connect, communicate, and access educational experiences. That’s left many educators, administrators, and parents wondering about the role technology will and should play as students begin to return to normal.
  9. Our EdTech Grant Awardee for June 2021 is David Roy

    Our EdTech Grant Awardee for June 2021 is David Roy
    David is largely responsible for creating valuable afterschool STEM opportunities for students. Through the Maker Mentor Program, in particular, he’s helped connect students with makers in their community. Read on to learn more about him, including his plans for teaching with drones and 3D printers as well as what he’ll receive from us.
  10. Eduporium Featured Educator: Jessica Moore

    Eduporium Featured Educator: Jessica Moore
    It’s time for our newest Eduporium Featured Educator interview! For the month of July, we’re fortunate to pass on some inspiring stories from Jessica Moore. Jessica is a G&T teacher at the Buena Vista Elementary School in Greer, SC. Learn how her commitment to the SAMR model has helped equip students with relevant knowledge and experiences!

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