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  Land, M. H. (2013). Full STEAM Ahead: The benefits of Integrating the arts into STEM. Procedia Computer Science , 20 , 547–552. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.procs.2013.09.317 This journal article promotes the use of technology in STEM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) education, including the use of different hardware tools. It looks at how hardware, such as microcontrollers and virtual reality headsets, might support project-based learning and foster creativity in STEAM fields. This resource provides information on using various hardware tools to support a more cohesive and exciting STEAM program. It can help teachers choose the proper hardware according to their resources and learning goals. _____________________________________________________________________________ Soriano, A., Marín, L., Vallés, M., Valera, A., & Albertos, P. (2014). Low cost platform for automatic control education based on open hardware. IFAC Proceedings Volumes , 47 (3), 90...
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  Have you ever wondered what kinds of incredible birds are in your local area? Several excellent bird companions surround us in the parks, woods, and backyards! In this activity, we will use technology to investigate the world of birds around us as we go on a feathery journey today. ACE (2024) suggests that mobile apps known as "geocaching apps" allow users to engage in geocaching activities. People can download a free geocaching app on their mobile devices. One could upload a geocaching activity to the website if they choose. Using a geocaching app, we'll be able to find secret spots and solve puzzles that will teach us everything there is to know about the birds that live around us.   Prepare to put your investigative talents to use, venture outside, and learn about the intriguing world of the local birds! Activity Details Birdday.org (2022) provides how students can investigate and learn about local bird species using geocaching applications. Through the integrat...