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  1. Get To Know The Glowforge 3D Laser Printers

    Get To Know The Glowforge 3D Laser Printers
    Students and makers can utilize both of the Glowforge 3D laser printers for creating three-dimensional objects out of existing digital designs. They can download or create their own design and the laser will cut and engrave the design as a custom print every time. The printers are even compatible with Chromebooks, Macs, PCs, or tablets and include easy design features.
  2. Tips & Tricks | Teaching Coding With The Cubetto Robot

    Tips & Tricks | Teaching Coding With The Cubetto Robot
    While it’s considered unique in the world of early education STEM learning, the Cubetto Robot is also fabulously effective. Students as young as three years old can use this device-free robot to start to understand core coding principles and begin developing new, useful logic and computational skills in preschool classrooms. Explore our tips and tricks for getting started!
  3. Eduporium Weekly | Achieving Greater Diversity In STEM

    Eduporium Weekly | Achieving Greater Diversity In STEM
    Diversity efforts, in every area of education and the workforce, should open opportunities for everybody to elevate personal thoughts, talents, opinions, and experiences. As we keep striving to overcome a lack of diversity in the STEM community, it’s crucial across all industries and we believe everyone should be open to discovering new points of view and potential solutions.
  4. Eduporium Experiment | STEAM And The Hummingbird Bit

    Eduporium Experiment | STEAM And The Hummingbird Bit
    By combining the powerful brain of the micro:bit V2 with its flexible robotic core and modular parts, the Hummingbird Bit can help you lead classroom STEAM experiences that are one par with teaching using some of the more extravagant robots out there. The kits are actually real affordable, however, and offer a ton of versatility and value for kids throughout
  5. Tips & Tricks | The MakerBot METHOD 3D Printer

    Tips & Tricks | The MakerBot METHOD 3D Printer
    Like most educational 3D printers, the METHOD melts materials and then it extrudes them onto the build plate in very thin lines, going layer by layer to create the object. The METHOD, specifically, is equipped with a heated build chamber that allows for all printed material to cool slowly, which is a process known as fused deposition modeling. Head inside
  6. Rising Resources | BlocksCAD For 3D Modeling

    Rising Resources | BlocksCAD For 3D Modeling
    BlocksCAD is a tool that allows students to use blocks of code to engineer completely digital designs while they work on building their tech, invention, and other crucial STEM literacies. Educators can use BlocksCAD to shape an entire class or unit or to supplement existing instruction and sign up for the plan that’s best for what both them and their
  7. 5 Next-Level Coding Languages For Students To Explore

    5 Next-Level Coding Languages For Students To Explore
    There is a huge deal of focus on coding in elementary school, and rightfully so but, this week, we wanted to go a little beyond the traditional classroom coding adventures that we love. Besides the always popular platforms, like Scratch and MakeCode, some more complex programming languages, like JavaScript, Python, and HTML, provide older kids with new opportunities.
  8. Tips & Tricks | Dash Robot From Wonder Workshop

    Tips & Tricks | Dash Robot From Wonder Workshop
    The Dash Robot is designed for students who are six and older, making it a superb option for kids who have never tried robotics or coding. It allows all students to use block code to bring the robot’s actions to life on their desk or their screen. Whether you’re looking for good robots for students to use in afterschool clubs
  9. Eduporium Weekly | Why Apply For Our EdTech Grant?

    Eduporium Weekly | Why Apply For Our EdTech Grant?
    Chances are, if you’re any type of teacher these days, you hear the familiar word ‘grant’ thrown around quite a bit from friends, peers, or perhaps even administrators. Chances are, you may have even applied for a few of them, too. These days, it’s not uncommon for teachers to spend hours and hours of their free time perfecting applications and
  10. Eduporium Weekly | Technology, Equity, And Inclusion

    Eduporium Weekly | Technology, Equity, And Inclusion
    Equity in modern learning involves much more than connectivity—although that's a big piece of this puzzle. Disparities in reliable Internet access along with other inequities (as we constantly felt amid the pandemic) can expose inconsistencies in learning quality. On the other hand, firming up students' digital safety (while serving their needs) also entails equity considerations.

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