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Tag Archives: mathematics
Career Choices for STEM
Many years ago, long before my time at Studica, I worked with a non-profit, dedicated to assisting displaced, out-of-work individuals and those new to the work world to identify new career choices. I was amazed to learn of the education, … Continue reading
How Video Games and STEM Education Fit Together
How do video games and STEM education fit together? STEM Education is the big thing right now for education. Society wants to encourage kids to get into the sciences so we can be a more cutting-edge workforce. As such, many administrators at schools all across the country are making many of their purchasing decisions based on whether or not something is viable for STEM or not Continue reading
Posted in Autodesk, Brands, Educational Resources, Revit, Unity Game Development Platform, Webinars
Tagged 3d modeling, 3d programming, Calculus, computer science, Electrical engineering, engineering, foldit, game design, gamification, Linear Equations, mathematics, Microsoft Kinect, physics, science, STEM, stem education, technology, video games
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Webcast of Autodesk’s Digital STEAM Workshop 12/14/11
f you are an educator that works with Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics or use Autodesk software this is a great webinar for you to attend. Mark your calendars for Wednesday, December 14 3PM EST (12PM PST) Continue reading
Interesting STEM News from K12Lab for Education
A high school robotics class teamed up with a regional health care clinic and together they’ve created a Knee Brace Simulator. Utilizing LabVIEW for Education and the NI myDAQ. They developed a solution for keeping weight off the knee during recovery. Here’s a video with Evan Reyier, Rita Collier and Dr. Larry Kravitz explaining how it was done.
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Posted in Brands, Educational Resources, Music Technology, National Instruments
Tagged compound interest, dr. Larry Kravitz, engineering, finance, harmonics, high school robotics, interest, knee brace simulator, LabVIEW, lesson plan, mathematics, music, myDAQ, National Instruments, physics, regional health care, Reyier, Rita Collier, science, simple interest, sound, technology
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New Resource for Teachers & Students- K12Lab.com powered by LabVIEW
K12Lab is a resource for motivated teachers who want to find and share creative ways to engage students in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) coursework. Continue reading
Posted in Educational Resources, National Instruments
Tagged biology, chemistry, computer controlled fireworks, computer science, cool stuff, coursework, engineering, inspiration, iPhone, k12lab.com, LabVIEW, lego, math, mathematics, Mindstorms, myDAQ, National Instruments, physics, resource, robotics, science, share, STEM, students, teachers, Tetrix, Vernier
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A Guide to Autodesk’s Resources and Curriculum
The Autodesk Design Academy software curriculum was developed to support science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education and is intended for secondary schools looking to offer students a relevant and engaging pre-engineering, pre-architecture program that maps to U.S national academic standards. Continue reading
Promoting STEM Education with fischertechnik
The trick for educators is to find tools for introducing STEM related concepts to students in middle school, high school, college and beyond, which nurture their interest in the subjects while at the same time providing an interesting and exciting way to learn. A great way to do is by introducing fischertechnik to your classroom. Continue reading
Spotlight on Studica’s Canadian Team
Studica’s Canadian team takes to the open road to share information about Rapid Prototyping and Shaken Baby Syndrome to teachers around the Nation. Continue reading
Posted in Autodesk, fischertechnik, Inventor, RealityWorks
Tagged Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada, engineering, Halifax, Home Economics. Rapid Prototyping, mathematics, Montreal, Nova Scotia, Realityworks, robots, SBS, science, Shaken Baby Syndrome, STEM, Studica, Surrey, teachers, teaching methods, technology
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