The Brainary’s best education articles of the week
Learn about the arts and sciences, emojis and a virtual invention camp!
Bring learning to life with creativity – pi-top [4] school case study
The pi-top [4] really does show the diversity of Computer Science and connects learning to the bigger picture and across many different subject strands across the curriculum.
STEM Matters!
What we do in the classroom now more than ever matters in preparing our students for their future aspirations. I believe that STEM careers are a significant part of our future.Â
The Future of Robotics and Humanity
Have you ever wondered how STEM, Robotics and AI will impact society over the coming years?
Dennis Kambeitz is the featured guest on The Conspiracy Show.
How Does Music Help Dementia?
Did you know, music accesses different parts of the brain than language? And so music can be used to communicate or engage with someone who has been diagnosed with dementia.
The Brainary’s best health articles of the week
Read these articles on gaslighting and autism, Aphasia, deafblindenss and wellness!
Bring Coding and Music Together with Skoog
When you first think about it music and coding may not sound like ideal partners but coding and music are a perfect mix!...!In many ways music is the organisation of sound, and much of this organisation is done according to logical principles. By combining Skoog with Swift Playgrounds (Apple’s app for iPad that makes learning [...]
The Brainary partners with Curtin University and Harvard University Graduate on Autism Therapy and Robotics Project!
The Brainary has partnered with Curtin University’s Tele Tan and Harvard University Graduate Student Alex Sugurel to develop a suite of Autism applications for the JD humanoid robot!
DLTV and The Brainary – Industry Partners
Our STEM expert, Sam Kingsley recently presented on Robotics and the Digital Technologies Curriculum with DLTV's DigiTech expert, Nathan Alison.
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