Learning Innovations Lab Technology

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The Learning Innovations Lab hosts a variety of cutting-edge educational technologies designed to enhance hands-on learning, creativity, and problem-solving. Whether you’re exploring robotics, augmented reality, 3D printing, or classroom enhancements, our tools empower students and educators to engage with technology in meaningful ways. View descriptions of our technology below:

  • An image of Ozobots and an example of their Color Code using markers and paper
    Ozobots
    • Ozobots are small, versatile robots designed to introduce coding and logic.
    • Programmed physically using markers and paper or digitally through OzoBlocky, a platform similar to Scratch
  • A photo of an iPad showing the capabilities of Merge Cubes, Merge Cubes, and AR headset, and
    Merge Cubes
    • Merge cubes are small foam cubes that allow the user to bring digital objects to life using augmented reality (AR).
    • Using AR individuals can hold the power of the sun in their hands, inspect fossils, create cities, or explore the Earth and its core.
    • Compatable with various apps for exploring 3D models, simulations, and virtual environments
    • Great for STEM education and immersive learning experiences

     

  • An image of the Original Prusa i3 MK3S+ 3D printer with examples of 3D printed items
    Original Prusa i3 MK3S+
    • The Original Prusa i3 MK3S+ is a high quality 3D printer known for its precision and ease of use.
    • Supports single color printing
    • A MacBook Pro is available in the lab for finding, editing, and slicing files
    • Ideal for prototyping, education, and hands-on learning in all subjects.
  • An image of the home page of the ClearTouch smart display
    ClearTouch
    • A versatile touchscreen display that can lowered and tilted, and turned horizontally for accessibility.
    • Runs both Windows and Android OS for flexibility in applications.
    • Features Snowflake, an interactive software for engaging lessons and activities.
    • Supports up to 40 touches at once, screen sharing, and a pen to write or draw on the board. 
    • Ideal for classrooms, workshops, and collaborative learning environments.
  • An image of two Meta Quest 3
    Meta Quest 3
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    • A powerful virtual reality (VR) headset designed for immersive learning experiences, virtual socialization, and gaming.
    • Enhances education with interactive simulations, 3D explorations, and virtual field trips.
    • Supports a wide range of educational apps for STEM, history, art, and more.
    • Wireless and standalone, providing a seamless and accessible VR experience.
    • Offers built-in support for various games and experiences, making it great for both learning and recreation.
  • An image of 3Doodler Start (3D Pen) and its guides to make designs
    3Doodler Start (3D Pen)
    • A beginner-friendly 3D pen designed for creative, hands-on learning.
    • Uses low-heat, non-toxic filament, making it safe for all.
    • Wireless, allowing for easy use in classrooms.
  • An image displaying the E-Glass, a educational white board that connects to the computer
    E-Glass
    • A transparent surface that can be written on with markers that virtually flips the writing so it is legible during presentations and lessons
    • Allows educators to write while maintaining eye contact with students.
    • Supports digital integration for recording and live streaming lessons.
    • Ideal for dynamic lectures, remote learning, and engaging demonstrations.
  • An image of Lego Spike Robotics, a computer used to code the Lego robots, and a prebuilt Lego grabbing robot
    Lego Spike
    • A hands-on robotics kit that combines LEGO building with coding.
    • Programmed using block-based coding similar to Scratch
    • Ideal for STEM education and group collaboration.
  • An image of the Sphero Minis and the iPad used to control them, with a Sphero race course in the background
    Sphero Mini
    • A compact, app-controlled robot for coding and robotics exploration.
    • Programmed using block-based coding or JavaScript.
    • Great for logic development and fun

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