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Dallas EdTech Startup Finds Partnerships are Key for Growth
by Heather Noel | Aug 30, 2017
There has been an evolution in Tech EdVenture's business from consumer-based model to a more B2B focus.
by Heather Noel |
Aug 16, 2017
TI also announced it had partnered with retired NFL football player John Urschel to kickoff a STEM contest.
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by Mallory Houser |
Jun 26, 2017
This summer, Dallas ISD teachers are going to school — learning ways to increase student interest in STEM subjects.
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by Chloe Bennett |
Jun 9, 2017
The June camps will cover a range of topics from from 3D printing to environmental engineering.
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North Texas Student Research on Display in Regional Science Fair
by Heather Noel | Feb 17, 2017
In its 66th year, the Fort Worth Regional Science and Engineering Fair is the longest-running science and engineering fair in the state.
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by Julia Batlle |
Feb 10, 2017
After regional contest, three student robotics teams advanced from a pool of 60 to represent DFW at North American and world events.
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by Nicholas Sakelaris |
Feb 7, 2017
According to the district, its the largest STEM-focused event in the state.
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by Heather Noel |
Jan 23, 2017
Junior Brianna Royer recently launched FrisCode, an after-school program teaching coding to third through fifth graders.
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SMU Establishing New STEM Academy For DISD Teachers
by Nealie Sanchez | Oct 25, 2016
In four years, SMU plans to have 74 percent of Dallas ISD middle school science teachers trained to better engage students in science and technology.
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by Nealie Sanchez |
Sep 27, 2016
A new humanoid robot, named Jett, with African-American likeness, is designed to increase minority student participation in STEM courses.
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by Amanda Hayes |
Jul 22, 2016
Today's stories include a TWU graduate student who was able to learn using robot technology.
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