Robots rock – just ask students participating in a coding program!
The Brainary and Wyndham Tech have been working hard to design and deliver an innovative program to schools in Melbourne's West.
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In the real world, programming autonomous robots is about designing and implementing how one can describe to a robot its role in a given situation
Children with sensory processing disorder may bristle and bolt at loud noises, pick their skin, and even bump into and fall over things. They may also want to wrestle all the time.
Ablequest is a series of 15 minute audio programs which examines developments in assistive technology and initiatives for those people living with a wide range of disabilities.
The root of my self-consciousness, I realized, wasn’t my hearing loss, it was the stigma I had associated with it.
When you think about Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) in the classroom, you don’t think about coding or robots, but maybe you should…
Maker Spaces are gaining popularity in our schools and communities. They provide a fantastic environment for learners to gain new skills through hands-on activities.
The current COVID crisis is challenging all of us to find creative ways to work, study and live. We asked Sebastian Conran, one of the creators of the MiRo robot about the role of creativity in STEM.
Create your own maps or browse through the large selection of maps and lesson ideas!
KUBO Map Maker is an inspirational new tool that allows you to bring KUBO into any topic of education.
With developing technology comes the need for more skilled computer scientists. Inspiring the younger generations in computer science is a must to ensure we have the skilled programmers of the future.
Social Scientist Simon Schmiederer is currently completing a Master’s degree in Library and Information Sciences in Berlin and is writing his thesis on the deployment of humanoid robots in libraries.
During this global Covid-19 crisis, there is an urgent need for a reliable way to communicate face to face with people who are deaf, hard-of-hearing, or late-deafened.
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A Heriot-Watt University research team* has programmed MiRo to recognise when a person has fallen over and then how to assess and respond to the situation.
The coming decade will be defined by the largest workforce transition in the history of mankind. Millions of jobs will be lost to technology, while millions of new jobs will be created.
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), which is also called “Lou Gehrig’s Disease,” is a neurodegenerative disease that attacks nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord.
Temple Grandin is an American doctor of Animal science and professor at Colorado State University, best selling author, and consultant to the livestock industry on animal behaviour.
Children with autism can suffer from different kinds of unusual sensory feelings. These feelings can become quite frustrating and uncomfortable for them.
Loneliness is a serious problem in our society, particularly for people with learning disabilities, but joining a book club can greatly improve wellbeing and happiness.
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These word-free therapy books enable people with learning difficulties or autism to express their fears, worries and feelings on a range of everyday topics.
Solo astronaut adventurer Jane the JD Robot lands on an abandoned world after her space shuttle crashes upon entry.
Many children and adults with CP are currently using the Eyegaze Edge to participate in school, from kindergarten through college and in the workplace.
In the last two months Ginger Tiger has been working vigorously, on a series of new storyboard comic videos, targeting sequencing practice.
MiRo is eager to find a new home! He just wants is to curl up on the couch in the evenings with a delicious bone before falling asleep in his very own kennel.
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Transform your school’s STEM program into the ultimate space hub adventure with this EZ Robot Lunar Explorer Pack!
The Eyegaze Edge, an eye-controlled communication and control system, uses the pupil-center/corneal-reflection method to determine where the user is looking on the screen.
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If you think that robots that look like toys really are just toys, then perhaps think again. If your school is considering investing in robots for a STEM program... well, the potential is mind blowing
As a part of the Girls and Autism launch we would like to offer signed copies of 'Girls and Autism: Educational, Social and Personal perspectives' signed by Prof Barry Carpenter.
The word-free books enable people with learning difficulties to express their fears, worries and why they are hurting inside, as well as to understand the feelings they experience.
Samantha E is a singer songwriter from Edinburgh. By that description, she sounds like so many other millennials. But Samantha’s story is different. Samantha learned to sing before she learned to talk
TAPit maximises flexibility and minimizes barriers by adapting to a person's individual needs. Anyone can operate the TAPit screen using a finger, assistive device, or reach stick.
Science Alive! is a celebration of all things science and is making its way to Geelong for the first time on the 25th-26th of May!
In an age of information people have the ability to learn anything they desire without limitation; an empowering feeling, which unfortunately, in special needs education, is not always the case.
By age three, 80% of synaptic connections are made and neuroscience now shows the importance of early brain development to improve children’s literacy and in turn their life chances.
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