TestOut Digital Literacy Pro, a courseware that helps teachers introduce students to hands-on technology training, has received the Seal of Approval from the International Society for Technology in Education. Here are the details.
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NC State’s Juntos program has received a $7.8 million grant to improve science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) participation, persistence and career readiness among Hispanic and Latino youth in the states of North Carolina and Washington.
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The space agency has awarded Salem Academy and College a three-year grant worth nearly $750,000 to attract and retain women in STEM degree programs and careers.
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Girls in middle school can explore the possibilities of technology and build skills for their future careers this summer during TechGirlz workshops and camps powered by CompTIA Spark, the social impact arm of CompTIA.
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Google is teaming up with Betabox Learning, a leading provider of mobile STEM labs, to launch a STEM tour of North Carolina school districts. The tour will visit schools across the state and provide hands-on learning experiences for students in grades K-12.
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STEMedia is a platform and producer of educational content that serves over 20,000 students and young professionals, which are predominantly Black and Brown, and portrays STEM as what Nehemiah Mabry has always known it to be: fun.
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The newly launched Museum of Life and Science Sparks Afterschool Program is powered by BioCryst, an educational collaboration between the organizations we lead: the Museum of Life and Science, and BioCryst. Let’s take a look.
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Editor’s note: LimeLight is a regular feature from WRAL TechWire offering another means of publishing noteworthy news. Be sure to check out more LimeLight worthy news at this link. +++ DURHAM – Davidson College, Duke University and North Carolina Central University, in collaboration with MCNC, on Wednesday announced that the newly-created North...
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Rewriting the Code and Last Mile Education Fund on Monday released the RTC Women in Tech Fund, a $1.5 million collaborative fund that will invest in degree completion for undergraduate women in computing facing financial obstacles to graduation.
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