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  1. Eduporium Experiment | iRobot Create 3 Robot

    Eduporium Experiment | iRobot Create 3 Robot
    Although it’s a more advanced robotics tool, the Create 3 is certainly viable for any classroom. The biggest differentiator between the Create 3 and the Root Robots comes with its programming functionalities, which are almost entirely centered on text-based programming in Python but teachers could also, however, use it to introduce students to the world of ROS 2.
  2. Rising Resources | The CoSpaces Edu App

    Rising Resources | The CoSpaces Edu App
    Besides creating their own virtual reality content, students can also use the CoSpaces Edu app to explore coding. Within this online platform, they can access this Blockly editor for drag-and-drop programming practice. Called CoBlocks, this visual language is simple for beginners and, as children get better at creating programs, they can move on to script-based languages.
  3. Eduporium Weekly | Strategies For Effective PBL Instruction

    Eduporium Weekly | Strategies For Effective PBL Instruction
    Project-based learning, as you might know, is a quite effective approach to instruction that’s often tied to increased community involvement and active collaboration among students. So, we’re exploring what may help teachers get PBL right, tips for implementing successful projects, and ideas for how to best leverage EdTech tools to generate ideal results.
  4. Edison Robot Projects: Screen-Free Simplicity To Text Coding

    Edison Robot Projects: Screen-Free Simplicity To Text Coding
    When teaching STEAM and coding skills with the Edison Robot, its unique features make it super popular among today’s teachers. This starts with its compact size, which helps to make the Edison a true 1:1 STEM solution in many cases. Some say it’s shaped like a brick but it’s also very dense and tough, which makes it a strong option
  5. Eduporium Weekly | Defining And Developing Digital Literacy

    Eduporium Weekly | Defining And Developing Digital Literacy
    There are so many types of literacies that we’ll now associate with student development—from some basic financial and media literacy skills up to, of course, their digital literacy. Each one of these literacies have become very important in today’s world and, among them, digital literacy remains one of the most crucial fluencies that your students can develop.
  6. Eduporium Weekly | Teaching Empathy In The Classroom

    Eduporium Weekly | Teaching Empathy In The Classroom
    Particularly since the pandemic began, educational leaders and classroom teachers have had to rethink a lot of their instructional strategies. And, one of the biggest focus areas has been around SEL and ensuring all students feel comfortable expressing their thoughts among their peers—something that’s done a lot to bring conversations about empathy into the classroom.
  7. Tips & Tricks | The Terrapin Robot Sensor + Bee-Bot And Blue-Bot

    Tips & Tricks | The Terrapin Robot Sensor + Bee-Bot And Blue-Bot
    The compact and affordable Terrapin Robot Sensor allows students to add audio feedback and increase interactivity of their Bee–Bot coding activities or Blue–Bot experiments. It’s really easy to use and provides teachers with a great next step as they start expanding robotics for elementary students, bolstering SEL connections, and introducing new types of technology.
  8. Eduporium Weekly | Maker Ed, Esports, And More Resources

    Eduporium Weekly | Maker Ed, Esports, And More Resources
    As learning initiatives evolve and adapt to better serve students in the 21st century or, in recent years, better allow for productive learning experiences from anywhere, rest assured we’re always doing our best to gauge how we can help. We’ve even created a bunch of useful content for school leaders, classroom teachers, librarians, and various education professionals.
  9. Tips & Tricks | The Matter And Form 3D Scanner

    Tips & Tricks | The Matter And Form 3D Scanner
    The Matter and Form 3D scanner is a super unique example of educational technology for a makerspace. It can capture and measure physical objects and turn them into digital 3D models for fabrication with any 3D printer. It’s laser-based and, by shining this laser at something, it’ll capture thousands of data points as it hits the object, like its surface,
  10. The RobotLAB VR Expeditions 2.0 System For The Classroom

    The RobotLAB VR Expeditions 2.0 System For The Classroom
    It remains unfortunate that kids can no longer use the Google Expeditions app to find engaging and immersive lessons, tours, and experiences. The good news, however, is that the Expeditions 2.0 platform from RobotLAB makes a very reliable alternative. With a variety of classroom VR kits and others with AR, these solutions work great in 21st century schools.

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