Browse Resources

This article, provided by the National Center for Autonomous Technologies (NCAT), highlights the use of drones to inspect residential buildings for heat loss in Warren, Minnesota. The article describes the partnership between NCAT students and the city of Warren to complete thermal heat scans, and...

This page, created by Noreen Warren and Lisa A. Seidman and presented by Bio-Link, explains how to use the internet to obtain the current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) regulations from the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). It describes how the regulations are organized and how they can be...

The Tabletop Explainer presents this video showing what you need and how to build an electric motor.  It also explains how an electric motor works. This activity can be used with students in a classroom or as a student/class activity or project.

This article from the Programmable Logic Design Line website gives an in-depth tutorial on how to design an FPGA (field programmable gate array) from scratch. The article includes a design checklist and a step by step guide to designing an FPGA.

This archived webinar was presented by Geri Hertel. Geri will lead you through the step-by-step process of creating a Women in Technology class. She also includes a sample curriculum that you may use as a model for constructing a course like this. Java is required to access the webinar.

This slide deck, provided by the National Convergence Technology Center (CTC), was part of a special webinar presentation by David Pope (Ozarks Technical Community College) and Chance Witherspoon (Cleveland Community College). Both are member schools of the CTC's Convergence College Network (CCN)...

This video is provided by Make Magazine and demonstrates how to make a small radio. "During World War II, GIs in the field built really amazing simple radios to listen to. These were made with materials that they could get their hands on and were small enough to carry around in a big pocket." The...

This 31-page white paper was created by the National Center for Supply Chain Automation to serve as a guide for educational institutions. The guide aims to help educational institutions obtain labor market information (LMI) on supply chain technology. The guide includes sections on Understanding LMI...

This 4-page resource, from the STEM Guitar Project, provides the steps for a classroom demonstration on how to paint a swirl guitar. Materials required include a plastic storage container, borax, oil paint, and a guitar body. Photographs of the process are also included. 

In this webinar, Ted Wilinski, from Milwaukee Area Technical College, explores how educators can set up a tool lending library to support remote learning, lab activities, and independent projects. Wilinski highlights reasons for setting up a tool lending library, instructional videos for and by ...