Ladies and gentlemen, May is already here and we’ve put together an exciting line-up of webinars. Teachers take note! This month we will talk about project-based learning and STEM education solutions. Find tools that help you teach Mechatronics, automation, control systems, coding, and game development. Find out how you can prepare to serve your secondary English Language Learners (ELLs) in the upcoming 2022/2023 school year. Plus, explore online courseware to help teach students Adobe and Microsoft programs. Get some inspiration – sign up for one of these informative webinars today!

Studica has been in business for over 35 years, we specialize in bringing top-notch robotics and STEM solutions into classrooms where they can serve both students and teachers. Creating and distributing technology kits is another key service we provide, as well as kitting and procurement services. Our dedicated Academic Consultants are on staff to help you. Take advantage of their experience and knowledge – contact Studica to get started.

and the May webinars are…

We are proud to announce our fabulous May webinars:

Teaching Mechatronics with Project-Based Solutions
5/12, Thursday – 3 PM Eastern – Register Now

Online Courseware for Adobe and Microsoft
5/18, Wednesday – 3 PM Eastern – Register Now

Exploring Automation & Control Systems with fischertechnik
5/19, Thursday – 3 PM Eastern – Sign Up

Game Development Technology Ideal for Education
5/25, Wednesday – Noon Eastern – Register Now

Serving Secondary English Language Learners in the 2022/23 School Year
5/26, Thursday – 3 PM Eastern –  Sign Up

Teaching Programming and Game Design

GameMaker provides the tools you need to teach your students about the fundamentals of coding. While designing 2D games, they will also learn the basics of programming, how to work in a team, and build their STEM skills. 

Teachers love working with GameMaker because it is fast and user-friendly. This game development technology is a perfect tool for teaching learners how to make games. Here’s why:

• “GML Visual”, the GameMaker intuitive visual code system, allows students to create a game fast.
• From there, it is easier to start teaching programming.
• Great tool for building student confidence and getting students excited about learning.
• Strengthens the student/teacher bond

With GameMaker students can create games on a single code base. From there, they can publish them to run natively on multiple platforms. These platforms include Android, iOS, HTML5, Windows Desktop, OS X, Ubuntu, and Windows UWP. There are multiple GameMaker classroom license options available, feel free to contact Studica with any questions.