Developed by the UTeachEngineering project at the University of Texas at Austin, the Engineer Your World program transforms how engineering is introduced and taught in high schools across the United States and beyond. Engineer Your World fills a national need for a low-cost, design-based engineering program that can be implemented in almost any high school setting, and includes first-rate teacher … Read More
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Transforming how engineering is introduced and taught in high schools across the United States is the purpose of the Engineer Your World program. Nationally, educators need a standards-based program for engineering that is accessible, efficient, affordable, and of high quality. Teachers also need support, the Engineer Your World program meets those needs. Engineer Your World for All Students Engineering should be … Read More
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If you haven’t heard, Siemens Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) announced the release of a new high school engineering design course. This is a contemporary problem and project-based STEM curriculum. The course, Siemens Engineering Design, is available to secondary schools free of charge. Siemens has made a commitment to make this course affordable and effective for any high school. As such, in addition … Read More
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Created by the UTeachEngineering project at The University of Texas at Austin, Engineer Your World is a unique, project-based high school engineering curriculum. Students learn what engineering is, what engineers do, and the role engineering has in shaping the world around us. Students get an authentic look at how engineering works, both in higher education and the real world. Accessible and … Read More
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If you are looking to inspire your students to learn and master STEM related concepts, you know this isn’t an easy task. Studica and fischertechnik offer a variety of classroom solutions that can help. You may have read about our curriculum programs for elementary STEM education. But, what about your older and more advanced students? How do you reach middle and … 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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The Game Design program began in 2012. We began teaching Game Design Principles using Gamestarmechanic, an online, very simple application. Then we completed the HTML, CSS, and Javascript classes on CodeAcademy. With Game Design principles and some understanding of coding constructs, we started GameSalad. With the help of a grant from the Wimberley Education Foundation, Wimberley High School was able … Read More
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By now, you’ve probably heard about the new fischertechnik STEM Lab program for middle and high schools. Maybe you’ve seen one of the ads that have been appearing in educational magazines, the numerous discussions on various blogs and websites (including this one), or perhaps you simply saw it listed on the Studica site. Either way, the question that most commonly … Read More
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We’ll teach you how to use 3d content like items created in Autodesk Maya, Revit, Inventor, 3ds Max and others to create games, interactive content and mechanical/architectural visualizations. Great resources and training sources will be shared.
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Teachers, curriculum directors, career and technology directors and instructional primes are invited to participate in this webinar that will discuss methods to bring game design programs geared towards students in grades 6-12. This is a perfect addition to animation programs.
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