An Educator's Guide to Technology and the Web.
Computer Science
TGR Foundation: Free Educational Resources
Explore a no-cost, open online platform designed for educators, students and families from the TGR Foundation.
Making Masks at the Arizona Science Center
Protecting yourself in public is very important right now amid the Coronavirus pandemic. FOX 10's Ty Brennan learned how to make your own face covering at the Arizona Science Center.
Video Lesson at Home with TED Education
Discover hundreds of animated lessons organized by age/subject.
Girls Who Code At Home Activities
Girls Who Code is making CS educational activities available for download free of charge, to anyone who wants to access them.
ASU for You Teaching Tools
Whether you are a learner or an educator, this new offering provides a flexible and growing set of digital educational assets.
Girls4Tech
Mastercard, with their employees serving as role models and mentors, developed a signature STEM curriculum based on global science and math standards that showcases payments technology—algorithms, encryption, fraud detection, data analysis and digital convergence. This interactive, hands-on curriculum connects the foundations of Mastercard’s business to STEM principles and shows girls across the globe that it takes all kinds of interests and skills to pursue a career in STEM. Focusing on grades 3-7, this resource includes lesson plans, activity sheets and classroom posters for download.
Online Education Classes for Every Age and Grade
Lessons range from short mini-lessons that are completely digital to full lessons that include a hands-on activity. All are designed to use simple supplies that families likely already have at home.
Online Programming from Association of Science and Technology Centers (ASTC)
As most science and technology centers and museums are closed to the public temporarily, many are finding ways to continue to serve their communities by offering educational programming, resources and materials.
