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New summer STEM courses, technology released by Microsoft are designed to empower the students of today to create the world of tomorrow. 
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"It’s become a well-known fact that most students are woefully unprepared for careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (otherwise known as STEM). Students in the United States regularly score low on math and science tests, lagging behind other developed nations."
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"The new "STEM 2026" report from the American Institutes for Research lays out a vision for education in science, technology, engineering and math in 10 years, outlining six key components as well as the challenges and opportunities for innovation related to adopting them."
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"It seems that there is nothing that cannot be done online anymore. On a personal level, we do everything from paying bills to scheduling entire vacations in a matter of minutes because of online access. Think about it for a moment: What daily online activities do you do today that were not an option 10 years ago? Five years ago? Last year?"
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With the help of some new programs, the tech leader is assisting educators with STEM.
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The new research also found that teachers are a major influence to students in STEM education.
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