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	Angry Birds Highlight the main points of force and projectile motion.
Content Area: STEM
Type of Technology: Mobile App
Vendor: Rovio Entertainment Corporation
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	DroneBlocks The DroneBlocks application allows you to program/code the Tello drones with drag and drop block programming. Drag and drop coding allows users to create their own custom flight logic and algorithms.
Content Area: STEM
Type of Technology: Chrome Extensions , Website
Vendor: DroneBlocks, LLC
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	Luminaris 200 White Toner Printer From day-to-day office printing to heat transfer printing, you can create custom t-shirts, tote bags, mugs, plates, and more with the Luminaris 200 White Toner Transfer Printer. This is a must-have machine for any print shop or custom apparel business that wants an all-in-one solution in a compact design.
Content Area: STEM
Type of Technology: Hardware
Vendor: Ricoma
Clever: -
Notes:

	LuminRip Software needed to run the Luminaris 200 White Toner Printer
Content Area: STEM
Type of Technology: Software
Vendor: Ricoma
Clever: -
Notes: Software for the Luminaris 200 White Toner Printer

	mBot2 mBot2 is a next-generation educational robot designed with extended capabilities, starting as an entry-level solution in lower secondary education and going all the way to upper secondary and beyond.
Content Area: STEM
Type of Technology: Hardware , Software
Vendor: MakeBlock
Clever: -
Notes:

	iKit Movie Using Animation in School such as claymation is a meaningful way to introduce technology into the curriculum be it mainstream, special needs etc. With stop motion animation for kids integrated into the curriculum the number of student enhancing outcomes grows beyond just creative and artistic expression. The various steps involved in completing a movie ensures the growth and development of every child irrespective of their attainment level. There are 5 steps involved in making a movie. Let¿s look at each of these steps and show how various learning outcomes can be achieved with this form of animation.
Content Area: STEM
Type of Technology: Website
Vendor: iKit Systems Ltd
Clever: -
Notes: Only approved for Kilgour. Other schools should use Adobe Express

	WeVideo Online video editor - capture, create, view and share movies
Content Area: STEM
Type of Technology: Mobile App , Website
Vendor: WeVideo, Inc.
Clever:
Notes: Restriction: Only free version approved. Only approved for staff/teachers. Adobe Express is an alternative for staff and students