Sam Royston

  1. Eduporium Experiment | Matter and Form 3D Scanner

    Eduporium Experiment | Matter and Form 3D Scanner
    The Matter and Form 3D scanner is a tool well suited for older students who want to bring more complex objects into their virtual toolbox quickly and easily. In this hands-on edition of the Eduporium Experiment, we will explore the imaging resolution of the Matter and Form 3D scanner. We’ll cover some of the most important information for you here!
  2. Eduporium Experiment | New Sphero Mini

    Eduporium Experiment | New Sphero Mini
    The Sphero Mini, which was previously available with a hard shell, has been remixed to provide a more transparent learning experience—literally. Keep reading to learn more about the new model and how it can be used in the classroom! Keep reading to learn more about teaching coding with the latest Mini model in elementary classrooms.
  3. Eduporium Experiment | STEAM And The Robo Wunderkind Kits

    Eduporium Experiment | STEAM And The Robo Wunderkind Kits
    Plug-and-play accessibility is a pretty common buzzword-like term around the EdTech world. While leaders of almost every company claim to provide solutions that are easy to use right out of the box, not all of them deliver in the ways that the Robo Wunderkind system does. And, that mission starts with an age-appropriate introduction to robotics and STEM in preschool.

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