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Guest post written by Vivek Srinivasan and Jarrod Bassan Vivek Srinivasan is the Australia regional manager for CSC's Leading Edge Forum and Jarrod Bassan is a senior consultant with CSC in Australia.
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Great list of ideas related to 3D printing. It is very exciting to watch students with a 3D printer.
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Every building material has a theoretical limit which it can't be used beyond: at some point, the weight of material above is enough to crush what's below.
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Pathways in Technology Early College High School in Brooklyn is a six-year program tailored to give students interested in the technology industry an advantage, including an associate degree.
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CTE Online is California's center for Career and Technical Education, where CTE professionals come to support both the current academic success and the future career opportunities for California students.
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3dPrinting... Daily prints with files, instructions and ideas for incorporating into your class.
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Now some 11 billion miles from the sun, Voyager 1 is approaching interstellar space.
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Build it strong, build it tough. Nintendo is no stranger to success, and has sold millions of its flagship Wii, DS Lite, and 3DS systems. Perhaps one of the largest reasons why consumers buy its systems is because of how dependable the hardware is.
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Problem solvying skills are used to teach Haiti orphans about STEM.
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Code Avengers is the fun and effective way to learn web app development. Even beginners will enjoy the free interactive online HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript lessons. Become a Coding Superhero with CodeAvengers.com!
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Computer Science — not computer literacy — underlies most innovation today, yet the majority of U.S. schools require only that students use computers. Computer science teaches students design, logical reasoning, and problem solving — all valuable well beyond the computer science classroom. 
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July 31, 2015 11:06 AM
Many students understand how to use technology, but do they understand how it works? |
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DIY Tools, Kits & Music
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How to guides for Electronics, Solidering, Tools, etc.
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Tom Dubick teaches applied math and science to middle and high school students at Charlotte Latin School. He also sits on the LEGO Education Advisory Panel. ...
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Detailed instructions on building the Quicky Mouse mousetrap car.
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BrickCon 2012 was still disassembling it's last Lego brick structures on Monday morning in Seattle. 2012 marks the 10th anniversary of BrickCon and the 50th anniversary of the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair.
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Make computer programming more accesable with Sifteo cubes. Thank to Ian Chow Miller for referencing this.
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NASA Astronaut Don Pettit gets creative with an educational LEGO kit aboard the International Space Station. The instructions are clear: don’t follow the instructions. Making your own foam satellites is made easy.
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The learning platform Alleyoop is collaborating with NASA and other institutions to get kids to consider STEM careers.
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July 31, 2015 11:03 AM
Instead of developing curriculum for the classroom, Alleyoop is looking to get students interested through online browsing outside of school.
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NBC Learn and NBC Sports, in partnership with the National Science Foundation, explore the engineering and technology helping athletes maximize their performance at the 2012 London Games. Check back in August 2012 for lesson plans by NSTA. |
