ASISTM Project

The Australian School Innovation in Science, Technology and Mathematics (ASISTM) project is a 3 year, $30M government initiative to further education in primary and secondary schools, Australia wide.

http://www.asistm.edu.au/

APMP is proud to be a part of this project. APMP has developed the UniBoard system to further Science, Technology and Mathematics in secondary schools, and is involved with teacher training days, and liaising with schools and students during the project.

Engaging Students in Science and Technology Using Mechatronics aims to use microelectronic devices as materials for creative exploration by students in their studies of science and technology. This project will enable Years 7-10 students to work as engineers and artists, using Picaxe programmable resources to create devices that they will be able to program and control while learning fundamental concepts in physics, biology and logic. Teachers will be professionally supported by an APMP expert in electronics. Students will undertake science experiments, design and construct their own microelectronic devices and participate in an inter-school mechatronics competition across the cluster. Use the left menu to navigate through the ASISTM project.