Technology
Bowling, Skee-Ball, ramp parks, and more, Alisha Wilson, SLJ's 2017 Maker Hero, provides activity suggestions for Sphero and Ollie in the library.
Four tech experts recommend a selection of websites and applications.
SLJ reviews the micro:bit, a codable computer you can put in your pocket.
At my library we have a few Ollie robots and the SpheroEdu app which controls the robots installed on our programming iPads. I purchased the Ollie robots for a few reasons: Special tires so robots can also be used for fun, outdoor programming Move up to 14 mph, much more impressive to most teens these […]
These educators are embracing virtual reality as a new tool for student engagement, collaboration, and content creation.
SLJ reviews the littleBits Code Kit, a suite of hardware, software, and resources that enable kids to apply computer code to their inventions.
Students at Utica Community Schools are exploring interactive 3-D models using zSpace, which blends augmented and virtual reality technology. With a model of a functioning heart, for example, they can move it around and look inside.
Students have until 11:59 p.m. EDT on April 21 to post an idea for an invention to clean and/or protect planet Earth.
The littleBits Code Kit leverages the hands-on building of a game to make coding accessible.
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