At Studica, we are committed to making teachers’ lives a little bit easier. With over 35 years of experience matching the latest technologies that best suit education, we’ve compiled a schedule of webinars for June that we know can help. Our topics this month include project-based solutions, Mechatronics, automation, control systems, courseware for teaching Microsoft and Adobe, teaching secondary English Learners, coding, and game design.

As we’ve worked with educators, we’ve identified a need schools face when ordering products. We know getting everything in one purchase order can be a huge relief – Studica offers that service. We also create and distribute technology kits and offer kitting and procurement services. We are here to help. To learn more, contact Studica.

June Webinar Schedule

We are happy to announce our June webinars:

Teaching Mechatronics with Project-Based Solutions
6/15, Wednesday – 3 PM Eastern – Register Now

Exploring Automation & Control Systems with fischertechnik
6/22, Wednesday – 3 PM Eastern – Sign Up

Interactive Courseware for Teaching Microsoft & Adobe
6/23, Thursday – 3 PM Eastern – Register Now

Be Ready this Fall with a Comprehensive, Standards-Based ELD Program
6/28, Tuesday – 3 PM Eastern –  Sign Up

Ideas for Teaching Creativity, Coding, and Game Design
6/29, Wednesday – Noon Eastern – Register Now

Unity EdLab for STEAM Learning

If you are interested in teaching 21st-century skills like critical thinking and creativity, check out Unity EdLab. This comprehensive solution is designed to help you bring real-time 3D (RT3D) education to your students. Let your students build their own 3D innovations and the resources you need. With this program, you don’t need to already know about Unity or RT3D to effectively teach it. Lessons, tutorials, and activities are included.

Students learn by creating their own game innovations and more. To make life easier, this program is 100% cloud-based so there are no hardware barriers or installation required. Help your students get the sought-after skills they need to progress in their careers – learn more.