Once again Studica will be taking part in California’s annual CTE Conference. Hosted by CALCP and CAROCP, this year’s show focuses on “Transforming Career Technical Education”. This event takes place November 16-18th in Rancho Mirage. It’s no surprise they’ve sold out! With 60 different breakout sessions, 3 outstanding keynote speakers, workshops, and an impressive exhibition; educators, administrators, and counselors want … Read More
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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
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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
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The 2016 California STEM Symposium takes place at the Anaheim Convention Center. The show begins with registration on Sunday, October 9th. Then on Monday, October 10th the fun begins. Enjoy share fairs, breakout sessions, a makerspace and more. This event ends at 3PM on Tuesday, October 11th so plan to make the most of your time. Be sure to download the Symposium Program … Read More
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The importance of STEM education has been well documented. Everyone is in agreement we have to teach our students so they can be competitive in the global marketplace. What is not so simple is figuring out how to achieve that. How can educators engage their students in STEM learning? Project-based learning has proven to be an excellent tool. By engaging students in … Read More
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In recent years, the push to enhance student learning in science, technology, engineering and math has been very strong. It’s easy to understand the need to create students that are well versed in core STEM concepts. The challenge lies in the classroom. What can you do to naturally draw out student interest in learning? What programs work the best? Are there … Read More
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If you are looking for new ways to boost confidence in STEM learning, GameSalad is a great solution for you. Like Unity, GameSalad is a game development tool – however, GameSalad STEM Bundles focus solely on 2D games and require no coding. Giving you more time to focus on teaching programming concepts. Instead of getting bogged down with traditional coding syntax, teach your students about … Read More
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We have much to share with you from the world of fischertechnik. For one, at this year’s Fan Club Day, a World Record was achieved! A bridge 45 meters long, has been constructed entirely out of fischertechnik building blocks. The bridge, modeled after the famous Russky Bridge in Russia, used approximately 53,000 parts. Earning it the title of the largest model ever built … Read More
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Formerly known as GG Maker, 001 Game Creator introduces young designers to the world of game design with an easy-to-use, intuitive platform. Create 2D and 3D games with the click of a mouse, thanks to the program’s graphically assisted scripting. That’s right, no coding skills required! Engage your students in game design, while exploring basic principles of science, technology, engineering … Read More
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Calling all battle bot enthusiasts, programmers, robo makers and anyone interested in delving into the developing world of robotics! The 7th annual National Robotics Week is back and events around the world are set to kick off on Saturday, April 2nd. This week long series of activities and events are designed to promote the importance of “robo technology” as well as … Read More
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