Eduporium Blog

  1. Merge Cube Donation No. 4: A Stop in San Diego

    Merge Cube Donation No. 4: A Stop in San Diego
    Our Merge Cube donation tour continued at the beginning of this week as Eduporium’s Andy made the fourth stop on his road trip. After driving down the entire coast of California, he made it to San Diego on Sunday night. Rumor has it Andy left the world-famous San Diego dog beach, where his dog was having a blast rolling in
  2. A New Merge Cube for the Santa Monica Blvd Charter School

    A New Merge Cube for the Santa Monica Blvd Charter School
    Andy is traveling the country on a 74-day road trip, so he brought along some EdTech donations to gift to some teachers thanks to our friends at Merge VR. The latest educator to receive one was Jennifer Nishimoto, a tech coach at the Santa Monica school, which is located just steps from the famous Santa Monica Boulevard.
  3. Introducing Eduporium's EdTech Grant Recipient for September!

    Introducing Eduporium's EdTech Grant Recipient for September!
    We’re excited to be able to provide Sharon and her students with some new alternative energy tools to use in their classroom and can’t wait to see how things shake out! Sharon submitted a great application with some wonderful background information on the work she has done to better learn how to teach STEM to her students, which we loved!
  4. Eduporium Featured Educator: Elissa Schaeffer

    Eduporium Featured Educator: Elissa Schaeffer
    We love being able to share their stories and their work with you and hope this series continues to give all educators encouragement to try new things in the classroom! This month, we’re featuring Elissa Schaeffer, who has been using EdTech she received through one of our event raffles to run coding programs for elementary school students!
  5. Eduporium Weekly | Talking About Family Tech Nights

    Eduporium Weekly | Talking About Family Tech Nights
    School leaders are always looking for ways to get members of their community—most commonly the parents of their students—involved with what kids are doing in the classroom. Today’s students are accomplishing so much especially when it comes to innovative learning and, too often, parents don’t get to truly see what they’re working on.
  6. Eduporium Experiment | New Sphero Mini

    Eduporium Experiment | New Sphero Mini
    The Sphero Mini, which was previously available with a hard shell, has been remixed to provide a more transparent learning experience—literally. Keep reading to learn more about the new model and how it can be used in the classroom! Keep reading to learn more about teaching coding with the latest Mini model in elementary classrooms.
  7. A Merge Cube Donation At The Westchester Primary School

    A Merge Cube Donation At The Westchester Primary School
    We had the chance to deliver our second new Merge Cube in this series of 10 school visits yesterday in the great state of Illinois. For anyone who may not yet have read about this cool initiative, our social media and marketing professional is on an 11-week US road trip. At stop No. 2, we were glad to donate one
  8. Tips & Tricks | Kid Spark's STEM Education Kits

    Tips & Tricks | Kid Spark's STEM Education Kits
    The Kid Spark building kits serve as a great STEAM solution by combining reusability, mathematical precision, and ease of use in building blocks that are as appealing to students as they are to teachers. Kid Spark provides a progressive approach for teaching STEM—from simply counting blocks all the way up to text-based coding for autonomous robots!
  9. Rising Resources | PictoBlox from STEMpedia

    Rising Resources | PictoBlox from STEMpedia
    For this week’s Rising Resources, we took a look at the coding resource, PictoBlox. It’s created and supported by the STEMpedia team and allows students to create games, design their own interactive projects, and build their own programs for controlling robots. It can be used to introduce students to block coding and reduce intimidation.
  10. Eduporium CEO Is Voted On To Museum Of Science Board

    Eduporium CEO Is Voted On To Museum Of Science Board
    Boston’s Museum of Science is located right across the Charles River from us. Since they’re all so focused on science, teaching, and STEM education in particular, we have always been big fans of their work, and our CEO and President, Rick Fredkin, in particular has always found himself intrigued by these experts. Now, he will have a more prominent role

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