Eduporium Blog

  1. Eduporium Experiment | Ozobot Classroom

    Eduporium Experiment | Ozobot Classroom
    Our friends from the Ozobot team released their highly anticipated Ozobot Classroom learning management system in the last month, providing some new and helpful options for teaching coding with the Ozobot Evo. With this free, web-based platform, any educators with two or more Evo Robots can gain real-time insights that are as exciting to discover as they are valuable.
  2. Eduporium Featured Educator: Kim LeRoy

    Eduporium Featured Educator: Kim LeRoy
    We love being able to share teacher stories with you and hope this series continues to give educators encouragement to try new things! Now, we’re featuring Kim LeRoy, a librarian from New York, who was one of the educators to receive a raffle prize from us in the past year. She has been running makerspace activities for her students with great
  3. Stop By The Eduporium Booth At The 2020 TCEA Conference

    Stop By The Eduporium Booth At The 2020 TCEA Conference
    For the first time, the Eduporium team will be exhibiting for the 2020 TCEA Conference! We are obviously really excited for this opportunity and, as we continue to grow and serve educators around the country, we’re excited to keep expanding the list of conferences we attend. Starting out on Tuesday Feb. 4, we will be exhibiting at Booth 220 and
  4. Eduporium Weekly | Updates to Key EdTech Items on our Store

    Eduporium Weekly | Updates to Key EdTech Items on our Store
    We know that it’s exciting for educators and tech specialists when they hear about upgrades or new features to some of their favorite STEM tools, so, this week, we’re talking about some of the latest updates to some of the technologies on our store, including a few that have to do with some of our favorite big-name brands.
  5. Help Us Bring SEL And MakerEd To ISTE 2020

    Help Us Bring SEL And MakerEd To ISTE 2020
    The full title of this presentation is “Combining SEL, STEAM, and Maker Ed tools to increase student learning capacity.” If selected, we’ll be discussing the commonalities that STEAM and SEL efforts share as well as how some MakerEd tools help teachers create these experiences. Specifically, maker tools help teachers connect the heads, hearts, and hands of students.
  6. Eduporium Experiment | Sphero RVR and Path Programming

    Eduporium Experiment | Sphero RVR and Path Programming
    The RVR is the first Sphero robot that can drive over practically any surface and be programmed and customized to inspire creativity in students. It’s outfitted with an expansion port and on-board power supply that allows students to build onto their robot with littleBits or other third-party hardware, like the micro:bit or Raspberry Pi.
  7. Rising Resources | NextLesson For Lesson Plans

    Rising Resources | NextLesson For Lesson Plans
    Times have changed and some more traditional teaching methods are not always as effective these days, resulting in children looking for more active learning experiences and ways to tie their learning into their own lives. Any educator who is also interested in something like this should check out the NextLesson platform—the subject of our latest Rising Resources blog.
  8. Our Final Grant of 2019: Read About December's Recipient

    Our Final Grant of 2019: Read About December's Recipient
    We have awarded our final $500 EdTech grant of the year (and of the decade!), closing out 2019 with over $5,000 worth of technology contributions to schools and teachers around the country! For the month of December, we’ve awarded our grant to Ellen Peterson, a STEM and technology teacher at the Smithfield Middle School in Smithfield, VA.
  9. Eduporium Experiment | Ozobot Evo Classroom Kits

    Eduporium Experiment | Ozobot Evo Classroom Kits
    The Ozobot Evo offers one of the best introductions for young students to learn the foundations of coding without the need for a screen and can help them build towards learning other programming concepts by first mastering block coding. Read on to see how their class packs make it even better.
  10. Eduporium Weekly | Reviewing The Biggest Topics Of 2019

    Eduporium Weekly | Reviewing The Biggest Topics Of 2019
    It’s the last Eduporium Weekly post of the year and, as we get set to see what excitement 2020 will bring for us and the education community, we’re looking back at the most impactful topics we covered this year. Like every year, there were, of course, some important points to be made and key topics to be discussed by educators

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