The 7th International STEM Education Conference (iSTEM-Ed) in 2022 provided a platform for educators and researchers to share their work on developing and implementing cutting-edge tools and technologies to enhance STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education.

Two notable papers presented at the conference were:

Authors: Todsavad Tangtortan, Kanyasorn Phongphaitoonsin, Narong Aphiratsakun

This paper explored the use of the Kiddee lab's STEM Kit-l (KiddeeSTEM1) in teaching Python programming and Arduino microcontroller concepts. The researchers highlighted how this hands-on kit can engage students and foster their understanding of STEM principles. Link to paper

Authors: Xavier Jonathon Blake, Ratthaphol Hongdilokkul, Narong Aphiratsakun

The authors of this paper presented their work on developing a gamepad using the Halocode, a programmable microcontroller board. They demonstrated how this device can be integrated into STEM learning activities, enabling students to explore the intersection of coding, electronics, and gaming.

These papers showcase the innovative tools and approaches being explored in the field of STEM education, highlighting the potential to engage students, enhance learning outcomes, and inspire the next generation of STEM professionals.