Eduporium Blog

  1. Here's Our Grant Recipient For August: Carla Neely!

    Here's Our Grant Recipient For August: Carla Neely!
    We’ve transitioned into another new month, and that means we have some news regarding the awarding of our EdTech grant from last month. For this latest award, we’ve presented the grant to Carla Neely, who is a fourth and fifth grade STEM teacher at an all-girls school in Cleveland, Ohio—and she works with a lot of Title I students as
  2. Safe STEAM with Individual Coding and Maker Tools

    Safe STEAM with Individual Coding and Maker Tools
    Like so many teachers, students, parents, and administrators, we’re uncertain about what this school year will bring, especially as school doors slowly start to reopen. Whether learning is going to be taking place in person, at home, or as part of a hybrid model, we know that we couldn’t let STEM learning opportunities fall by the wayside.
  3. Tips & Tricks | littleBits micro:bit Adapter

    Tips & Tricks | littleBits micro:bit Adapter
    To use their littleBits micro:bit Adapter, kids will need a micro:bit V2, which are available on our store separately. The micro:bit board slides easily into the slot on the top of their micro:bit Adapter and fastens securely, allowing students to incorporate MakeCode programs in littleBits circuits. Read on to learn more about this valuable STEAM and CS accessory.
  4. Maker Ed in Hybrid or Remote Learning

    Maker Ed in Hybrid or Remote Learning
    Like fellow members of the education world, we’ve realized there’s a bit more to educating the whole child than simply ensuring they have a strong foundational background in STEM. As the school year begins, STEM remains important, but we’re also committed to ensuring students have the chance to focus on social-emotional restoration. 
  5. Rising Resources | Edublogs For Student Blogging

    Rising Resources | Edublogs For Student Blogging
    In our latest Rising Resources post, we’re exploring the Edublogs platform, which is an online tool students can use for practicing some key real-world skills like writing, blogging, and written communication. Usually thought of as more of a soft skill, communication is nonetheless extremely important for students as they prepare to enter the workforce in the coming years.
  6. Eduporium Weekly | Thoughts On School Returns From Teachers

    Eduporium Weekly | Thoughts On School Returns From Teachers
    We’re starting to learn more about the plans in the country’s largest school districts, which include remote learning, hybrid reopenings, and an attempt at full in-person education. But, there are still those educators who feel like it remains too unsafe to fully return to normal and probably plenty of others who aren’t completely comfortable with going back part-time either.
  7. Eduporium Featured Educator: April Leonard

    Eduporium Featured Educator: April Leonard
    In our newest Eduporium Featured Educator interview, we hear from April Leonard, who serves the students of the Mississippi Heights Elementary school in the Sauk Rapids-Rice School District. She’s done a lot with coding, including using the Dash and Dot and LEGO WeDo with goals of welcoming 1,000 students to a common makerspace in the future. 
  8. STEAM Solutions For In-Person, Remote, Or Hybrid Learning

    STEAM Solutions For In-Person, Remote, Or Hybrid Learning
    Despite so much uncertainty, there’s one thing we know for sure: We don’t want students to veer off course in terms of STEM and real-world skills development, so we’ve been working on creating custom STEAM kits that can be used to help educators teach key topics, allow students to work independently, and are conducive to different environments.
  9. Eduporium Weekly | Crafting A School Reopening Plan

    Eduporium Weekly | Crafting A School Reopening Plan
    Reopening our school buildings will likely involve one of three action plans: in-person learning, hybrid learning, and remote learning. Once schools first physically closed doors in March, we did not think that things would still be in such a state of uncertainty come August, but the reality is that almost all school leaders are preparing for a back-to-school season unlike
  10. Rising Resources | Google Tour Creator And VR Content

    Rising Resources | Google Tour Creator And VR Content
    We’re big fans of the potential that comes with using VR and AR tools in all levels of education and, for this week’s Rising Resources blog, we’re going to try out the Google Tour Creator platform! It’s built to use with the Google Expeditions VR systems, which are among our best sellers, and it’s easy to see why kids love

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