I, ROBOT

Ships, planes, and cars are often given female names.   This tradition started long ago.  Captains and pilots named their ships and planes out of respect to their mothers or loved ones.  Some were given names of goddesses. 

Why Do We Need STEM In Government?

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) come together to form a field of study that is versatile and applicable to everyday life — as well as industries of all kinds. On a larger scale, governments should be inclusive of STEM experts and perspectives. This will lead to a universally beneficial approach to all sorts of affairs. 

5 Ways To Become A Role Model In STEM

In my travels, I often meet professional women that ask how to get involved in professional organizations or which ones to join?  Other than the obvious, USA Loves Manufacturing, on the top of my list is STEM for Women.  One of the top needs for US based manufacturing and tech companies is more women in STEM. 

The Little Red Schoolhouse Goes Hi-Tech

Education Automation Saving Time Classroom to Increase Personal Learning

It’s the toughest job in the world. Because when you’re a teacher, you’re not just showing kids how to read, how to add and subtract, or how to understand photosynthesis or the laws of thermodynamics.

5 Ways AI is Changing Education

Beyond the direct teaching of students, AI can be implemented into school infrastructure to improve efficiency. Schools could easily benefit from the technology being developed for smart cities.

Jason Latimer’s Most Scientific Magic Trick

Impossible Science curator Jason Latimer has a deep passion for magic and science like, combining them in his live performances to great effect. In this exclusive snippet from our interview, Latimer explains the trick he believes has the most scientific relevance. 

Justin Shaifer On Starting His “Magic Cool Bus”

Justin Shaifer

Keynote Speaker, Science Communicator, and Fascinate, Inc. Executive Director Justin Shaifer has a major mission: showing underrepresented communities that STEM can not only lead to a great career, but also […]

Physicist Michio Kaku on STEM Education

Kaku

Superstar physicist Michio Kaku sat down with Innovation & Tech Today for a sprawling interview on education and future tech in the summer of 2016 for that year’s fall issue.  As […]

Does Edutainment Work?

Edutainment

Ever since we took our first stroll down Sesame Street, searched the world for Carmen Sandiego, or rode the Magical School Bus, the lines between education and entertainment have been […]

The Social Impact Exchange: Lumity

During the 2016-2017 school year, more than 300 Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) professionals donated over 1,700 hours to engage students with STEM education through Lumity, an organization dedicated […]

A New Type of Camp

Camp Invention, the nation’s premier summer enrichment program, has been providing children in grades 1-6 the opportunity to exercise their curiosity, amplify their creativity, and adapt to different environments for […]

4 Gifts for STEM Kids

Ozobot Ozobot is designed to engage kids and teach them the basics of CS and programming, but not through memorization – through game-based applications. “STEM subjects usually include difficult concepts […]

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