To celebrate the 10 millionth student using Impero, Impero’s Board of Directors has announced the “Best Technology for Schools” Grant. This is a $2.5 million dollar grant program available to education establishments within the United States and Canada. If you are interested in improving your digital classroom, act fast! This funding is only available until December 30th, 2016. Here’s how … Read More
Share this Post
NI Multisim is a program that helps you design and test circuits and PCB designs. At Studica, we often get some of our National Instruments customers contacting us regarding installation issues with the software. In this post, we will detail some common issues related to installing the product and the steps you need to take to resolve those issues. Hopefully, … Read More
Share this Post
I’ve written a lot of Unity 3D blog posts. Yet, I have not yet written one about one of the fundamentals of object-oriented programming; classes. Today, I will remedy this problem with a quick introduction to classes in Unity. Let’s get started. What is a Class? Cars are often used as a metaphor to explain what a class is. In … Read More
Share this Post
Exciting news for makers, Makeblock recently announced a new robotics building contest. Become the hero by creating your own rescue robot to save people during a disastrous situation. This is a great opportunity to do good and be rewarded with a chance to win big! There are 25 prizes that will be awarded. You can win up to $1,000 cash. What’s not … Read More
Share this Post
The Department of Technology at the State University of New York at Oswego holds a technology conference every fall. This year the conference celebrates its 77th year. Studica has a long history of participating in this event that brings together faculty, administrators and teachers for grades K-16. Offering two days of professional development, this show provides an opportunity to get up … Read More
Share this Post
In my last blog post, I talked about the absolute basics of GameSalad. I covered the UI and how to create an actor and make that actor move in your scene. As promised, I want to continue with some more tutorial posts to help you get on your way to developing your ideas. In this post, I’m going to continue … Read More
Share this Post
Act-3D recently announced that a new version of Lumion, Lumion 7 will soon be released. They’ve hinted that this upgrade will make this impressive architectural visualization software even more effective and easy to use. To promote this new release, they are offering a special incentive. If you purchase a new Lumion 6 license and you will be eligible to receive … Read More
Share this Post
For over 30 years, Studica has been committed to the education market. At Studica, we always look at the trends in technology, the needs of teachers and the obstacles schools face in order to bring the best solutions to the table. Our team pays close attention to the rising importance of STEM education and the effectiveness of project-based learning. Our staff … Read More
Share this Post
Teach your students core STEM concepts and prepare them for bright careers in game development. Unity Certified Developer Courseware & Unity Certification provide both students and educators a clear pathway for learning, preparing, and evaluating key technical skills required in the game design industry. Unity Certified Developer Courseware & Certification Ensure student success and placement in game development programs for higher … Read More
Share this Post
Have you ever been working on your game in Unity and wondered how you could create a custom type for a system you were working on? Well, wonder no more! The C# language (and many other languages) have a solution to this problem by using something called an enum. In this blog, we’ll review what enums are and how you can use … Read More
Share this Post
