How to Teach with Tech

Ideas, Strategies, and Classroom Inspiration

How to Teach with Tech

Explore practical ways to bring coding, digital tools, and hands-on learning into your classroom.

  • Cobotics in the Classroom: Teaching Students How Humans and Robots Work Together

    🤖👩‍🔧 Robots That Work With Students, Not Instead of Them Cobotics, short for collaborative robotics, refers to robots designed to work alongside humans rather than replace them. Unlike traditional industrial robots that operate in isolated cages for safety, cobots are built to interact safely with people, assisting with tasks that…

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    Cobotics in the Classroom: Teaching Students How Humans and Robots Work Together

  • Build a Harry Potter Sorting Hat with Raspberry Pi

    In this fun physical computing activity inspired by the world of Harry Potter, students build and program their own interactive Sorting Hat using a Raspberry Pi, LEDs, a push button, and Python. When a participant presses the button, the program randomly selects one of the four Hogwarts houses—Gryffindor, Slytherin, Hufflepuff,…

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    Build a Harry Potter Sorting Hat with Raspberry Pi

  • AI Unlocks the Treasure Chest: A Classroom STEM Project

    What if students could only open a treasure chest by teaching artificial intelligence to recognize a word? In this project, we combined a HuskyLens AI camera, a Hummingbird Robotics Bit, and two micro:bits to make that idea come to life. Here’s how it works: If the recognition isn’t correct? The…

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    AI Unlocks the Treasure Chest: A Classroom STEM Project

  • Back to School with Python Turtle: Drawing Creativity into Code

    As the new school year begins, I wanted to create a project that combines creativity and coding in a way that’s fun, visual, and approachable for beginners. Enter: Python Turtle Graphics 🐢. Turtle is a fantastic way to introduce students to programming. Instead of jumping straight into abstract concepts, learners…

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    Back to School with Python Turtle: Drawing Creativity into Code