Go Engineering!

Free trial SolidWorks 3D software for teachers!
SolidWorks offers the most innovative resources for teaching and learning math, science, and engineering design principles. Through 3D modeling and virtual simulation, SolidWorks provides relevant examples that teachers can utilize to reinforce core competencies and modernize the learning experience. SolidWorks is easy to use, with curriculum that makes it easy to learn, easy to teach.  Visit Here.

Connect Your Designs with Real-World Data with NI LabVIEW 8.6
Leverage the latest technologies in research and enhance classroom education with National Instruments LabVIEW graphical programming. Design and simulate advanced control algorithms, implement complex signal processing with Fixed-point support on FPGA, and streamline your design and rapidly prototype with low-cost embedded hardware. View demos and evaluate LabVIEW online at ni.com/labview86.

Aspire to Inspire
Join the Autodesk online community and get access to free Autodesk 3D design software and innovative teaching resources to advance STEM education in the classroom. autodesk.com/edcommunity

High School Grants Available on 3D Printers
When it comes to teaching CAD and architecture, nothing engages students more than 3D printing technology. Apply today and you may receive a $10,000 grant on a Z Corp. ZPrinter 450, together with an extended warranty and discounted materials. Learn More

Global Opportunities in Product Lifecycle Management (GO PLM)
The SIEMENS GO PLM™ Program was developed to address the essential business issues our customers face, the shrinking supply of skilled employees, the gap between current worker skills and the level of performance required in today’s global manufacturing market. The GO PLM initiative covers five key education and community development programs: Academic Partnership, Youth Development, Regional Productivity, Community Relations and PACE (Partners for the Advancement of Collaborative Engineering Education), with committed software and services grants totally of more than $4B in 2006. SIEMENS is proud of its industry leadership in this area. Today we serve more than 9,233 GO PLM Partners worldwide that collectively train 944,128 students on SIEMENS PLM software each year. We encourage you to explore the ways GO PLM might benefit you.

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Heliocentris K12 Fuel Cell Science Products
Inspire your students and prepare them for a greener future with Dr FuelCell™ products. Integrate Heliocentris fuel cell products into your K12 classroom to teach principles of general science, chemistry and physics, as well as associated topics of energy conversion, engineering and environmental science. Over 10 years & 10,000 clients later we still offer you the best quality solutions for fuel cell science education.
www.heliocentris.com/aseek12

The Engineering Education Service Center.
Get students excited about engineering with EESC books, DVDs, posters, video games, music and more. www.engineeringedu.com

Welcome to the world of K–12 engineering!
Introducing engineering into the K–12 classroom connects science and math concepts to the everyday engineering that surrounds us.

TeachEngineering.com helps teachers enhance learning, excite students and stimulate interest in science and math through the use of hands–on engineering. With a fully searchable, digital library of standards–based lesson plans, and a myriad of “Living Laboratories” that bring real–world engineering principles into the classroom, TeachEngineering’s comprehensive curricula are hands–on, inexpensive, and relevant to children’s daily lives.

TeachEngineering.com is a joint effort of the University of Colorado, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Colorado School of Mines, Duke University, Oregon State University, and the American Society for Engineering Education, and is funded in part by the National Science Foundation. Bring the world of engineering into the K–12 classroom with TeachEngineering.com. You don’t need knowledge of engineering to use these curricula!

Search TeachEngineering.com’s digital library at
www.teachengineering.com.

ASEE K–12 Membership

Members of the K–12 community can join ASEE for the low annual fee of $35.  Members receive many benefits, including a free subscription to ASEE’s award–winning magazine, Prism, reduced rates at ASEE’s conferences, and an opportunity to form regional networks of educators with common interests and goals. To join online, click here.

If you have any questions about membership, please contact our member services department at 202–331–3520.

Go Engineering! is written and produced by the American Society for Engineering Education. Contact us at:
go-engineering@asee.org.