Stanford will offer new and updated online courses in energy innovation to energy professionals.
Pasco Scientific is introducing a new Smart Cart, a low-friction cart with sensors that will allow students to collect data from experiments to learn physics concepts.
A Vermont college will be hosting a group of third-year and fourth-year high schoolers to teach them the basics of cybersecurity.
Susquehanna University is the latest university to receive grant funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support the recruitment and education of STEM teachers for high-need school districts.
Top-performing students of the non-profit, free, online institution University of the People will be eligible to transfer to the University of California, Berkeley to complete their degrees.
The Center for Integrated Computing and STEM Education at the University of California Davis has launched a computer science curriculum for use in grades 1-12 across the United States.
In an ongoing partnership with Udacity, GitHub offers its Student Developer Pack members a month of free access to any Nanodegree program.
The 2016 Vernier/National Science Teacher Association Technology Awards have gone to seven teachers, ranging from one teaching fifth-graders to a college professor.
Arizona State University’s School of Earth and Space Exploration will receive the $10.18-million grant to build the next generation’s digital learning experiences.
The Rochester Institute of Technology will host week-long summer camps focused on science, technology, engineering and math for students entering grades 7-9.