Technically Learning

Enabling teachers to inspire and engage students in science, technology, engineering and math.

Annual Report 2012

When students want to talk about science outside of class, you know you’re doing something right. Over 1,600 students participated in our Robotics-based classroom activities during 2012!

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Hands On

Hands on from the beginning. Students immediatly get their hands dirty building rovers, rubber-band powered cars and other exciting LEGO based projects

Exciting Math!

Students use hands on labs to learn about ratios, algebra and other complex concepts.

Engaging Science

Students collaborate to solve difficult problems to create LEGO rovers that will detect objects, follow lines or use other sensors to make complex decisions.

Environmental Projects

Students learn how wind generation and other future technology work with hands on guidance from their Technically Learning trained teacher.

What We Do

Lego Robots

Our LEGO robotics activities stress the scientific method by testing hypothesis through experimentation, iterating designs, collaborating in groups, and documenting results.
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3D Animation

Students use a visual programming environment, Alice, to create 3D animations. Students develop computer programming knowledge, build problem solving skills, and work in groups.
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Basic Programming

Students use a programming language, Scratch, to design interactive stories, animations, and games, while learning important math and logic concepts.
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News

Spring 2013 Newsletter

5/7/2013 - Posted by michelle

May, 2013 – Read the latest news about students learning with robotics in our Spring 2013 Newsletter. Learn how to impact more students by donating to Technically Learning through GiveBIG, the one-day, online charitable giving campaign to be held on May 15th!

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A New Grant from Mannix Canby!

5/1/2013 - Posted by michelle

April, 2013 – The Mannix Canby Foundation, one of our generous 2012 supporters, has awarded to Technically Learning a new $5,000 grant for 2013. This funding will help us launch new program sites in this fall in South King County schools and promote professional development for additional Seattle-area educators. Thank you!

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Get Involved

Parents, Teachers, and School Administrators

We partner with public schools to integrate technological hands-on projects into existing school curriculum. We can work with the school's teachers to craft engaging activities utilizing technology to meet existing requirements.

Volunteering Time

Regardless of your technical skill, you can help us improve public school education. If you or your business are looking to volunteer your time please contact getinvolved@technicallylearning.org.

Please Donate

Help Technically Learning continue to inspire children across Washington State in the Science, Technology, Engineering and Math fields through innovative activities.

We need your help to engage new schools and bring on new volunteers in the coming year.

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