Eduporium Blog

  1. Eduporium Weekly | Getting Back into PBL

    Eduporium Weekly | Getting Back into PBL
    PBL units can be incorporated into just about any subject. Students can take part in projects, design simulations, and work together to better their school community or actual community. As plans for the 2021-22 school year are developed this summer, PBL could be a top strategy for ensuring access to game-changing learning opportunities.
  2. Google Expeditions VR App is Discontinued as of June 30

    Google Expeditions VR App is Discontinued as of June 30
    If you’ve used the Google Expeditions VR systems in your instruction, there is an important update you need to know. As of June 30, 2021, you will no longer be able to download or access the Google Expeditions mobile app. This means using Google Expeditions the way you have in the classroom will no longer be possible.
  3. Eduporium Experiment | Cubetto Pt. 2

    Eduporium Experiment | Cubetto Pt. 2
    The Cubetto offers a worthwhile solution with a cute, little, wooden robot that teaches coding—without a device! Just place it on one of its cloth maps, have kids read the story, and send Cubetto on a journey! Cubetto is designed specifically for children in Pre-K and kindergarten to learn the basics of coding—and it’s plenty simple for kids that age!
  4. Sphero RVR Projects: Teaching Coding with the Sphero RVR

    Sphero RVR Projects: Teaching Coding with the Sphero RVR
    The most recent and, honestly, probably most impressive robot from Sphero, the RVR, is an awesome option for coding across grade levels. It boasts more power than previous Sphero models and students can truly embrace a hacker mentality by connecting third-party hardware, like the Raspberry Pi, micro:bit, Arduino, and littleBits.
  5. Save on Wonder Workshop Dash Bundles and Class Connect

    Save on Wonder Workshop Dash Bundles and Class Connect
    Through this Sunday (Father’s Day), we’re sharing special savings on Dash Robot bundles and additional access to the Class Connect platform. There are a bunch of bundles that are part of this promotion and you can find them all on our store! Just make sure you select the one-year subscription length option for any qualifying sale product to save.
  6. Rising Resources | Mentimeter for Interactive Presentations

    Rising Resources | Mentimeter for Interactive Presentations
    Whether you’re a fan of student-led learning or you’re looking for a new way to keep kids engaged, we have a potential solution to tell you about. Mentimeter is a real-time communication platform educators can use to pose questions and receive feedback from students in any type of learning environment, helping make learning more interactive.
  7. Eduporium Weekly | Looking At Learning Loss

    Eduporium Weekly | Looking At Learning Loss
    Most students weren’t afforded the same learning opportunities in the last year and some struggled to access any educational experiences at all. The debate, however, centers on what constitutes ‘loss’ and how that relates to each student. So, what do we know? It’s incredibly difficult to pinpoint levels of learning loss and how they differ among students.
  8. Eduporium Experiment | Sphero indi Robot

    Eduporium Experiment | Sphero indi Robot
    The Sphero team recently announced that their newest addition, the Sphero indi, is available for pre-order. This versatile and friendly looking robot will serve as their first effort to engage early elementary students in robotics and coding. In the meantime, we thought we’d explore some of its features a bit, including what sets it apart!
  9. Eduporium Featured Educator: Andrew McDonald

    Eduporium Featured Educator: Andrew McDonald
    We’re excited to share our latest Eduporium Featured Educator interview with our community! This month, we hear from Andrew McDonald, who’s an educational consultant and faculty member of the Engineering Secondary School at the University of Ottawa and, like so many other educators around the world, he’s had to get creative over the last year.
  10. Rising Resources | Synth for Student-Teacher Communication

    Rising Resources | Synth for Student-Teacher Communication
    Some students need intentional effort to be made in order to settle into their learning situation, feel more comfortable participating, or use it as a base to become more social with their peers. If educators don’t have the time for one-on-one conversations, they can still communicate using Synth—the focus of this week’s Rising Resources post!

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