The Engaging STEM Education seminar series in 2018 explores how STEM education can develop literacies and capabilities in learners.

The first in a series of four seminars begins by drawing on the ‘maker movement’ as a stimulus for considering what STEM initiatives might look and feel like in practice. This panel of educators will explore the influence, history and digital technology connections and how this increasingly popular initiative in schools and education centres might provide opportunities to develop STEM literacies and capabilities in learners.

Attendees will be able to engage with a ‘pop-up’ maker space in the new Learning and Teaching building.