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STEM Resources | Pilot Program & Purchase | Texas Instruments Purchase your own TI technology or request to participate in the STEM Projects Pilot Program for an easy way to try out your first project. The STEM Projects Pilot Program Ready to start a STEM project?
Before purchasing your own TI technology or materials, you may request to participate in the STEM Projects Pilot Program to borrow everything you need for your first project at no cost. * The STEM Projects Pilot Program includes: One (1) TI graphing calculator per student (up to 40 students). One (1) TI-Innovator™ Rover or TI-Innovator™ Hub for every three (3) students.
One (1) complete project kit for every three (3) students that includes most required accessories (if applicable). Taking advantage of the STEM Projects Pilot Program is easy: Select a date to start/finish the project(s). We ship all the technology and materials to you at no cost.
We provide you the return labels to send it all back. List of projects eligible for the STEM Projects Pilot Program: The Mars Mineral Challenge Rover, Watch Out for Rover! Math in Motion Activities Request the pilot program For questions or more information about the STEM Projects Pilot Program, please contact us .
Each STEM project eligible for the pilot program includes a Teacher Starter Kit that will be sent to you first. You can wait to schedule your pilot delivery until after you’ve had time to experiment with the Teacher Starter Kit. The Teacher Starter Kit includes a single project kit and TI graphing calculator, as well as a TI-Innovator™ Rover or TI-Innovator™ Hub (depending on project type).
Purchase your own technology If you’d prefer to own TI technology, request a quote today. We’ll relay your request to all TI authorized dealers to help you find the product availability and pricing that works best for you. TI offers grant writing assistance for schools and districts to help secure funding for new programs.
For help purchasing TI technology and other inquiries, contact a TI expert . For a list of all the equipment you’ll need for each project, download the PDF . *While supplies are available; some exceptions may apply.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Educators in K-12 schools and districts interested in implementing STEM projects using Texas Instruments technology. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
STEM Projects Pilot Program is funded by Texas Instruments (TI Education). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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