Welcome back, everyone, for Part II of our crash course in circuitry! In Part I of this blog, we took a quick tour through the basics […]

We here at STEM Education Works are big believers in the idea that, whenever possible, STEM learning should be a hands-on, interactive experience for young, inquisitive […]

A few months ago, after more than two decades of planning and construction, the Simonyi Survey Telescope opened its mighty cycloptic eye for the first time […]

YouTube: A Goldmine for STEM Learning When most people think of YouTube, they think of entertainment. But in classrooms and makerspaces across the country, it’s becoming […]

Hello everyone! As you may remember, a while back I wrote a blog about some of the amazing capabilities of the micro:bit – specifically, how the […]

The Future of Practical Quantum Computing On February 19, Microsoft announced the creation of a new computer chip, the Majorana 1. But this is no ordinary […]

As a child of the ‘90s, my first ever video game console was the Game Boy; Pokémon and The Legend of Zelda games were my jam. […]

The number of STEM careers available in the job market is currently growing twice as fast as the number of non-STEM careers. This is just one […]

Hello everyone! Remember that thing I told you all about earlier this year? That big event of “cosmic proportions?” That’s right – the 2024 eclipse is […]