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Features an interview with Paul Boys, Director of Gippsland Tech School. Paul shares details about his recent trip to Universities in Denmark & the Netherlands where he explored the potential of Design Thinking in STEM Education. He also outlines the unique relationship Gippsland Tech School has developed with local schools & local industry to create a remarkable ‘Renewable Energy Project’.
Link: http://www.gippslandtechschool.vic.edu.au

This recording is an interview with Edward P. Clapp, a Principal Investigator at Project Zero (Harvard University)where he is co-director of the Agency by Design initiative investigating the promises, practices and pedagogies of maker-centred learning.
Links:
Agency by Design - http://www.agencybydesign.org
Project Zero - http://www.pz.harvard.edu

This recording is an interview with Lisa Yokana, STEAM Coordinator at Scarsdale High School in New York. Since 2012, Lisa has been working with her students to navigate the exciting possibilities of design thinking.
Link:
Scarsdale High School - https://www.scarsdaleschools.k12.ny.us/hs
Twitter - https://twitter.com/lyokana59
Agency by Design - http://www.agencybydesign.org

This recording is an interview with Jeannie Crowley, Director of Technology at the Ethical Culture Fieldston School in New York. In 2015, Jeannie held a repair party to rescue PC’s destined for landfill and sparked the creation of The Restart Centre, a student run, repair tutoring service.
Links:
Restart Centre - https://ethical.tech
Ethical Culture Fieldston School - https://www.ecfs.org/en/
The Restart Project - https://therestartproject.org
Twitter - https://twitter.com/jeannieccrowley

Features an interview with Yen Siow, RoboBus Program Manager with the Father Bob Maguire Foundation. RoboBus is Australia’s first STEM bus classroom that looks to promote Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths in a hands on way.
Link:
RoboBus - https://www.fatherbobs.com/robobus

Features interviews with Luke Kerr, STEM Outreach Leader at Monash University & Teachers involved with the Internet of Things Kitchen Garden pilot program. The Internet of Things Kitchen Garden(IoTKG)program uses a schools’ existing kitchen garden program as an authentic context for a journey of discovery combining Science & IT.
Link:
https://iotkg.org