February is known as a time for bringing people together.  While you won’t mistake Studica for Cupid, we are making great matches! We bring innovative education solutions to teachers so they can better help their students fall in love with learning. With the help of our wonderful partners, Studica has created a series of webinars designed to make teaching and learning exciting and engaging. This month our topics include game design, online courseware, English language learning solutions, Mechatronics, automation, coding, and more. Let’s take a closer look at our upcoming webinar series.

February Webinar Series

View Studica’s February webinar listings below and register today!

Teaching Microsoft & Adobe with Innovative MSi Curriculum
2/9, Wednesday – 3 PM Eastern – Register Now

Teaching Mechatronics with Project-Based Solutions
2/15, Tuesday – 3 PM Eastern – Register Now

Teaching English with ESL Library
2/16, Wednesday – 3 PM Eastern – Register Now

Educator Resources for Teaching Coding & Game Design
2/23, Wednesday – Noon Eastern – Register Now

Helping Secondary LTELs Get Over the Hump with Standards-Based Curriculum
2/23, Wednesday – 3 PM Eastern –  Sign Up

Exploring Automation & Control Systems with fischertechnik
2/24, Thursday – 3 PM Eastern – Sign Up

Industrial Simulation & Training Models for Education

If you are involved in CTE, Continuing Ed, or vocational training that is focused on modern manufacturing, fischertechnik can help. fischertechnik offers a series of small-scale, pre-assembled models that offer engaging ways to explore and understand automated control systems in the classroom. Give your students have a full learning experience that extends beyond textbooks, lectures, and videos.

“Exploring Automation & Control Systems with fischertechnik”
February 24, Thursday – 3 PM Eastern – Register Now.

These solutions are ideal for schools that are looking for innovative methods to demonstrate and teach cloud-based control and the internet of things (IoT). They provide hands-on tools for teaching about PLCs and the various programming languages used to control them. Plus, these solutions are very affordable and can fit within the limits of your school budget. Learn more.

If you’d like to learn how these compact and realistic industrial models are used by schools and universities around the world, as well as in top companies involved in manufacturing and IoT for demonstrating cloud-based control and automated systems – register for our upcoming webinar.