Remember Napster? 1999 was the year music went digital (and free) for many! What are your Napster memories? NGCProject AAAS Tes Phys.org @theNAsciences ACTE PBS Teachers TeachHUB TED-Ed The Clubhouse Network FutureMakers Help A Teacher

Remember Napster? 1999 was the year music went digital (and free) for many! What are your Napster memories? Scholastic Teachers Education Week Teacher TeachHUB Education Week U.S. Department of Education U.S. News Education Education Next SMART Scholarship Partners for Rural Impact @teachprimary White Rose Education Schools Week

Remember Napster? 1999 was the year music went digital (and free) for many! What are your Napster memories? NAEYC @naesp @alasedu @aftunion @amle @olctoday Fordham Institute @edreports TeacherGoals We Are Teachers Teacher2Teacher 🇬🇧 TeacherToolkit.co.uk NewSchools

Apple's Swift takes the coding world by storm! #stem #stemforkids

Today in STEM History - 2 June 2014, Apple unveiled Swift, a new programming language designed to revolutionize app development! Swift has transformed app development for Apple platforms. #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare

Apple's Swift takes the coding world by storm! @nationalpta @nsta NSELA @sciencecenters NCERT @nctm @childcareaware @googleforedu @microsoftEDU Khan Academy Code.org @natgeoeducation

Apple's Swift takes the coding world by storm! NGCProject AAAS Tes Phys.org @theNAsciences ACTE PBS Teachers TeachHUB TED-Ed The Clubhouse Network FutureMakers Help A Teacher

Apple's Swift takes the coding world by storm! NAEYC @naesp @alasedu @aftunion @amle @olctoday Fordham Institute @edreports TeacherGoals We Are Teachers Teacher2Teacher 🇬🇧 TeacherToolkit.co.uk NewSchools

Apple's Swift takes the coding world by storm! Scholastic Teachers Education Week Teacher TeachHUB Education Week U.S. Department of Education U.S. News Education Education Next SMART Scholarship Partners for Rural Impact @teachprimary White Rose Education Schools Week School News Ambition Institute Teacher Development Trust Teacher's Pet Classroom Resources Pedagoo

As an advocate for elementary STEM, I agree with Education Week’s findings ( Education Week, Lauraine Langreo) that clear, engaging explanations are key to motivating students. For young learners, using relatable analogies (e.g., comparing coding to a recipe) and hands-on

Search heats up! Competition for first rank…#stem #stemforkids

Today in STEM History - 3 June 2009, Microsoft launched the Bing search engine. Bing boasts a strong presence in visual search and integrates with Microsoft products like Office 365, making it a popular choice for businesses and educators. #stemeducation #stemactivities

Microsoft + GitHub: How did the deal impact open-source development? #stem #stemforkids

Today in STEM History - 4 June 2018, Microsoft announced its intent to acquire GitHub, the world's leading software development platform, for $7.5 billion. It was a pivotal moment. While initial concerns arose, the platform continues to flourish under Microsoft's umbrella. This

The pioneer of public-key cryptography who transformed online security, impacting everything from online banking to social media. #stem #stemforkids

Today in STEM History - 5 June 1944, Whitfield Diffie, a pivotal figure in the world of cybersecurity was born. He co-founded public-key cryptography. Public-key cryptography became the foundation of numerous security protocols, including HTTPS, Digital Signatures and VPNs.

#TechHistory Did you know? IPv6 paved the way for a bigger and better internet! See the math behind it… #stem #stemforkids

Today in STEM History - 6 June 2012, Google, along with other major companies, began migrating their infrastructure to the next generation of internet protocol – IPv6. This signified a move towards a more expansive and sustainable internet, capable of supporting the ever-growing

Can digitization protect knowledge for future generations? What do you think? #stem #stemforkids

Today in STEM History - 7 June 1962, The Organisation Armée Secrète (OAS), a French paramilitary group opposed to Algerian independence, set fire to the University of Algiers library. The fire serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerability of cultural institutions. Today,