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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Studica is preparing for the 4th Annual California STEM Symposium. We are very excited for this event! Thousands of educators, students, community and industry leaders will be on hand to share and discover new strategies and resources for “Designing our Future” through STEM education. Dozens of exhibitors, such as Studica, will be showcasing the latest STEM learning tools and technologies. This three day … Read More
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With much anticipation, we look forward to the release of the fischertechnik Education 3D Printer (item #536624). Designed to provide an engaging and effective method for teaching students about the technology behind this cutting edge form of manufacturing, this exciting new DIY product offering will be available later this summer. Explore Principles of Additive Fabrication with fischertechnik 3D Printer For those not in the know, … Read More
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ISTE 2016 is just around the corner and we’re getting ready to ship out! The ISTE Conference and Expo is the premier education technology conference of the summer. With over 16,000 education professional expected to arrive in Denver, Colorado on June 26th-29th, 2016, it is sure to be an event you don’t want to miss. Make sure to visit Studica … Read More
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It’s a pretty common stereotype that girls just aren’t into technology. However, more and more, we are starting to see high profile women take charge in traditional, male driven industries. And why not? Major tech companies like Facebook, HP, IBM, Yahoo, Intel, YouTube and more all have powerful women at the helm. Technology and science aren’t just for men – … 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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The National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) conference is here! The 2016 spring conference will be held from March 31st to April 3rd in Nashville, Tennessee. This event is a collaborative experience focused on the latest in science and science education. Learn how to implement key programs into your classroom that will help promote Next Generation Science Standards. Adopting these standards … Read More
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The National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) conference is just around the corner. This year’s spring conference will focus on the latest science content, teaching strategies and ongoing research. This is a uniquely collaborative experience, where science educators and professionals from around the country come together to share ideas, practices and the performance of technology in the classroom. Last year’s NSTA … Read More
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President Obama recently announced his three-year initiative to empower American students with the computer science skills they need to succeed in a digital economy. This plan, called “Computer Science for All”, outlines $4 billion in funding to provide schools and educators across the country with the resources they need to teach computer science. This includes training teachers, equipping classrooms and … Read More
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The Texas Computer Education Association (TCEA) Convention has arrived, and it’s bringing with it a whole new spin on how to use technology in the classroom. TCEA 2016 is taking place at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas on February 1st – 5th. From elementary grades to higher education, this event explores last year’s successes and failures in education … Read More
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