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REGISTER TODAY – The EdTech Awards | EdTech Digest

·August 5, 2018

Nice job—you’re on it! Our Regular Entry period is NOW OPEN. The largest and most inclusive recognition program in all of education technology. Recognizing the biggest names in edtech—and those…

Library Makerspaces: The Complete Guide

·August 3, 2018

By: Theresa Willingham Makerspaces in libraries amp up equitability by providing, in addition to books and internet access, access to tools and other creative resources. But there’s a process and…

How End “68 Hours of Hunger” Helps Fight Food Insecurity

·July 25, 2018

End 68 Hours of Hunger is a private, not-for-profit, effort to confront the approximately 68 hours of hunger that some school children experience between the free lunch they receive at…

3D Printable “EasyCars” – A Step by Step Guide | Perloff Family Foundation

·July 18, 2018

EasyCars lend themselves to use by younger students, allowing line drawings to be quickly and easily converted into "drivable" cars and trucks. It's easy to add magnets springs and bumper…

Five Things Parents can do Every Day to Help Develop STEM Skills from a Young Age

·July 17, 2018

Encourage children to think about where they are in space: if they’re looking at a map of the zoo, ask them where they are in relation to the kangaroos or…

Build a Simple Circuit from a Pizza Box (No Soldering) | Instructables

·July 10, 2018
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I learn best through tactile teaching methods. Teaching and learning basic circuits, electronics, and electricity from books is good, but why not build a simple circuit from scratch and learn from doing. This is a great way to get hands on and teach/learn the basics of electricity. ..Read More....

Re-imagining Storytelling to Connect Math, Games and History | Mind Research Institute

·July 9, 2018

Stories are powerful - why not use them to immerse players in mathematics, culture and history through a game experience? MathMINDs Games use stories to build a framework for playing…

Sir Ken Robinson: How to Create a Culture For Valuable Learning | KQED.org

·July 7, 2018

"..if collectively those involved in the education system changed what it means to achieve in a way that honors the natural diversity of human life, many more people would see themselves as achievers and would push themselves beyond expectations set for them."

How to Get Started with TinkerCAD in Your Classroom – Webinar Series | Autodesk TinkerCAD

·July 6, 2018

Want to teach 3D modeling and printing but not sure how to get to started? In these six webinar videos, you will be introduced to Tinkercad - the free,…