$100,000 awarded to Pittsburgh-area schools and organizations, supporting innovative learning projects that will impact 4,000 students

A campaign of grantmaking and storytelling asking one vital question: What can we do today to make tomorrow a more promising place for all learners?

The Pitt School of Education and Remake Learning will bring together Black and Latinx Educators and learning scientists to help increase equity in educational research and development.

Tools and resources that support computer science education

Organizations in the Pittsburgh region are making a commitment to expanding access to computer science education.

A Special Message from Remake Learning Director Sunanna Chand

Quality of life is increased when we have a sense of community around us and understanding from our loved ones. A good life at home can bring many positive outcomes for people afflicted with disorders.

100+ projects and programs spark innovative learning across the region

A recap of the Rochester Area School District STEAM Walk of 2019

A special end-of-year message of gratitude and support for the members of the Remake Learning network from Remake Learning director Sunanna Chand.

Ten Pittsburgh-area school districts begin year-long maker learning leadership journey

$400,000 awarded to launch new learning opportunities for 9,000 students in the Pittsburgh region

Browse more than a dozen websites, software programs, games, and toolkits for web hacking, storytelling, making, and more -- many of them free and openly accessible to all!

Maker parties are happening all over the United States this summer. Amira Dhalla from Mozilla shares a little guide on how to get involved via our sister network east of here, Hive New York.

Public voting for DML 5 ends tomorrow and there are a bunch of Pittsburgh projects that could use your support

Hive teens are reinventing summer learning throughout Pittsburgh and it's kicking off at Youth Invasion at the Andy Warhol Museum!

First held in 2011, the White House Science Fair invites about 100 students from across the country to share their science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) projects with their peers, with educators, and senior policymakers. The 2013 Science Fair featured 100 students showcasing a range of STEM projects from alternative energy to computer science to medical science.

The next Spark Waffle Shop Workshop will be held on Saturday, November 12th in East Liberty. Stop by for ideas, waffles, and draft application review!