Thanks ahead of time for attending our events if you’re planning on being in Chicago for the ISTE conference. Even if you aren’t able to attend face-to-face we’re happy to share resources from our sessions. What you’ll find below are edtech learning tools we know and use every day with students and in our training with educators across the globe.
If you are ISTE-bound please stop by our expo booth #890 and say hello to the TechTerra team. We’ve scheduled a really full four days.
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Makeblock just released the Neuron Inventor Classroom Kit with curriculum from TechTerra Education! This is a milestone release for both companies.
Here’s what Makeblock just said:
Introducing Makeblock Neuron Inventor Classroom Kit
A set of six Inventor Kit and teaching material from TechTerra,
By popular demand, Makeblock has decided to release the Neuron Inventor Classroom Kit. Based on the Neuron Inventor Kit, the Neuron Inventor Classroom kit is designed to fit the classroom perfectly!
(more…)TechTerra’s Founder and CEO, Susan Wells, an EdTech Award Leadership Finalist, visited E.K.,Powe Elementary in mid-April. and spent some hands-on robot time showing kindergarteners and first-graders how to code. Read about her visit, as shared in the E.K. Powe Newsletter.
TechTerra Education, a leading STEM education company based out of Durham, NC, and TechTerra’s founder, Susan Wells, were just announced as finalists in the EdTech Awards 2018. In the EdTech Digest press release announcing the finalists:
Top leaders, innovators, and trendsetters announced to millions interested in creating a better future for learning with the help of technology.
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You can find out more about Special Children at oego.co/special-children
TechTerra Education is excited to announce that their CEO/Founder, Susan Wells, just published her first book – Foundations of Makerspaces – with Amazon. Wells designed her first Makerspace in 2009 and has been imagining, designing and creating Makerspaces and innovative learning spaces for over a decade.
Her book takes her experience working with educators across the globe and uses that experience to create a guidebook on imagining, designing and deploying Makerspaces. Wells saw that educators around the world want something concrete in their hands to help them design and create a space that will work in their learning environments.
Her book is a practical guide for districts and schools. Wells’ goal with her book, as with her company, from the pedagogy of Makerspaces to the vocabulary of STEM to the guiding steps for meeting the goals and standards for 21st Century learning, is STEM access for all.
TechTerra Education, a leading STEM education company based out of Durham, NC, will be a guest of the UK’s Department for International Trade at BETT 2018. BETT is one of the largest technology exhibitions in the world focused on education. The theme this year is “Creating a better future by transforming Education” and over 37,000 attendees, 850 leading companies, 103 new edtech startups are expected to fill London’s international convention center, Excel London. TechTerra’s founder, Susan Wells, and her team will be flying to London as BETT gets underway January 24 -27, 2018.
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