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Ashmount School is always looking for new and innovative ways to engage their most challenged students. So naturally, they couldn’t wait to trial out Skoog.

Schools across Australia are embracing STEM as a core part of their curriculum by coming up with interesting ways to engage their students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

'Mugged'

Wordless therapy books allow the reader to tell the story they see in the pictures, expressing their inner world and their understanding of situations.

Webots is an open-source robot simulator that is widely used in industry, education and research. After more than 20 years of proprietary licensing, Webots has become free.

'Feeling Cross and Sorting It Out'

Wordless therapy books allow the reader to tell the story they see in the pictures, expressing their inner world and their understanding of situations.

Happy International Women's Day!

Today we celebrate the lives and achievements of women while asking how we can continue to empower women and girls.

Ginger Tiger is the largest online educational platform for special needs learners. The activities are uniquely designed to be 100% accessible to all types of special needs learners.

Europe’s largest education technology show BETT 2019 showcases MiRo-E to show technology, alongside partnership between educators and innovators can make a bright future for all children.

MiRo-E is an advanced AI highly featured robot platform with the versatility to aid students in learning the basics of programming all the way through to programming advanced practical applications.

To Communicate with the World is to be Alive!

Nancy Cleveland is introducing people with disabilities to Eyegaze. Thanks to this technology they’re doing some amazing things with their lives.

Students team up to program NAO to dance!
The robotic programming contest is designed to give students access to the latest robotics software and technology.

Augmented Reality is a growing field not only in entertainment, but also in education. Augmented Reality books are one subset of that field which offer a huge range of opportunities for students.

It’s something called stimming…What is stimming?The word ‘stim’ is short for self-stimulation. Stimming – or stims – are a wide variety of self-stimulating behaviours usually involving...

MiRo-E and Jordan impressed crowds when they joined
educators at uLearn to connect, collaborate, and innovate. MiRo-E was the star
attraction and such a big hit he had to be taught not to wander off!

Robotic technology is changing the way we live, work and learn … and this is having a profound impact on how we teach, where we teach and what we teach.

RoboDay - an innovative event that exposes children and their families to all sorts of robotics and technology; and an opportunity to interact with digital technologies and attend coding workshops. 

Mac.Robertson Girls’ High School hosted their annual IT Futures Conference Expo to over 100 enthusiastic students and staff.

Approximately one person in every hundred stammers and you may think that most of these people stammer in the same way. Well unfortunately it's not quite this simple!

At The Connection Rhodes Learning Space, man and machine mingled together allowing participants to interact with a variety of robots as well as meet the people who build, operate and care for them.

The EZ-Robot platform allows users to print robot parts and program movements, such as vision object tracking and interactions with the free EZ-Builder Software.

the Dandelion Program allows candidates on the Autism Spectrum to showcase their skills and strengths by programming a NAO robot from The Brainary.

Social and emotional intelligence games like The Empathy Toy encourage players to explore how empathy helps us improve an array of other universal learning skills.