“We want to make sure families and those working with kids know what’s going on in Pittsburgh and what the resources are.”

Game Jam — a free night of fun and games — attracts kids who love science and technology.

Pittsburgh hosts its first Google Geek Street Fair, a free interactive event that puts the magic of robots, ethernet cables and virtual reality into the hands of local students.

Local elementary students’ masterpieces are on display as part of the international art show Drap-Art, thanks to the creativity and persistence of teachers from Pittsburgh Public Schools’ Gifted Center.

“This is definitely not your traditional classroom,” says Sprout Fund community building team member Ani Martinez.

Remake Learning Days will feature over 250 events, most of them free or low-cost, from May 9th through May 15th.

Pittsburgh-based organizations lead growing movement to bring STEM learning (science, technology, engineering and math) to America’s youngest children.

Remake Learning Days will feature over 250 events, most of them free or low-cost, from May 9th through May 15th.

Kidsburgh will be curating the live entertainment and activities at the Children’s Village for the first time in the Home & Garden Show’s 35-year history.

From the Dream Factory to the SMALLab, Elizabeth Forward parents praise the creative and fun ways their kids are learning through technology in this video.

Education Week spotlights Pittsburgh as a national model for supporting connected digital learning and fresh new approaches to technology-infused education.