Quantum Computing in STEM Education: From Bits to
Quantum Leaps - The Quantum Machine
Quantum computing is transforming our understanding of what
computers can achieve. This webinar introduces practical and
engaging approaches to teaching quantum computing in secondary
education by connecting the foundations of classical computing with
the emerging world of quantum technologies.
Participants will explore how concepts such as binary numbers,
logic gates, qubits, quantum gates, superposition, and entanglement
can be taught through interactive simulations, and the
browser-based Quantum Machine. The session will showcase
classroom-ready resources and lesson ideas developed by an
international team of educators, providing teachers with accessible
tools to integrate quantum computing into computer science,
mathematics, physics, and STEM lessons, even without prior
experience in quantum computing.
About the Teaching Materials
Developed by Science on Stage Germany in collaboration with
teachers from across Europe, Quantum Computing in STEM Education
helps bring one of today's most exciting emerging technologies into
STEM classrooms. The modular resources cover physics, mathematics,
and computer science and can be used as individual lessons,
combined into customised learning sequences, or followed through
ready-made learning pathways. The materials are freely available
and include insights into both the scientific foundations and
career opportunities in quantum technologies. Explore the
materials: Quantum Computing in STEM Education.
Participation is free of charge, and certificates of
participation will be issued.
Please be aware of your time zone, the webinar is at 17:00-18:00
CEST (Berlin time).
