Meet the NEW LabVIEW for Education

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LabVIEW has a full range of data collection and control devices for science and engineering applications. With the hands-on training of the myDAQ hardware incorporated with LabVIEW, the engineering experience for the student will be the same as a professional where they will use the same tools and work flow.

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Using fischertechnik in Your Classroom—Part 1:

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On top of this, fischertechnik is also ideal for developing many other skills and aptitudes that go across all subject areas…skills such as abstract thinking, developing hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills, problem solving and team work. You can find out more about these areas, as well as an overview of the core educational products, the subjects they address, and the ITEA created “Standards for Technological Literacy”

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Hot off the Presses: Studica PR for design3

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Studica, Inc., the education focused, value-added reseller of software and learning tools, is excited to announce that it is now a reseller for design3, a premier game development and 3D animation training portal. Studica now offers design3 student memberships worldwide.

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Getting Acquainted with Autodesk Inventor 2012

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Everyone wants an easy and quick answer to the question “What’s New with Autodesk Inventor 2012?” What has changed? What has been enhanced? However, the best answers can be found from within the application itself.

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The Digital Prototyping Solution & Autodesk

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Digital Prototyping brings together design data from all phases of the product development process into a single digital model in Inventor. This model can then be manipulated in many ways to test certain aspects of the model that would normally be handled with a physical prototype. Things such as stress analysis can be handled in Inventor. Or, you can bring your prototype into a Revit model to see how it will fit into a factory setting.

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