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Kide Science

Kide Science: How to Use It to Teach STEM

By Luke Edwards published

Kide Science makes learning physical for a complete STEAM teaching experience.

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Kaibot

Kaibot: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Kaibot helps teach coding by blending the physical and virtual worlds.

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An image of a human profile within computer within a neural network.

High School Math Students Used A GPT-4 AI Tutor. They did Worse.

By Erik Ofgang published

A study of nearly a thousand high school math students found that using AI tutors didn’t add up to success.

Photomath

Photomath: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Photomath helps solve and explain math equations using a smartphone.

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Drone Soccer Looks Like Robot Quidditch. Here’s How Educators Are Using It

By Erik Ofgang published

Drone Soccer has taken off across the globe and helps students develop career-ready STEM skills.

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Students learning through using robotics

How Implementing Coding, STEM, and Robotics Early Can Benefit Students

By Michael Millington published

Helping students understand how to adapt to a digital environment can set them up for success later on in life.

PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: KinderLab Robotics’ KIBO Brings Self-Directed STEAM and AI Learning to Young Children with “Thinking with KIBO”

By KinderLab Robotics published

KIBO Robots provide engaging hands-on STEM learning that fosters creativity and critical thinking. And it’s fun, too!

Kodable

Kodable: How to Use It to Teach Coding

By Luke Edwards published

Kodable uses coding learning games to engage students in a confidence building way.

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An expert delivers a health class via hologram

Teaching STEM With Holograms

By Erik Ofgang published

The University of Central Florida uses hologram technology to “beam” expert speakers into the classroom, help with engineering projects, and more.

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Michael Millington

How Makerspace Cross-Curricular Projects Have Made a Positive Impact on Culture and Learning

By Michael Millington published

Interdisciplinary projects have an uplifting impact on students, teachers, and the educational environment overall, says author, professor, and director Tim Needles

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