The STEM Alliance is currently producing research materials on key issues such as the shortage of STEM teachers and the innovative use of ICT in STEM education. The findings are based on surveys and ‘state of the art’ analysis carried out by the Knowledge Centre/Observatory of STEM Trends in Education, with the additional consultation of both Ministries of Education and industry partners. The main aim of these publications is to further a debate on key issues in STEM education and to support calls for action at both national and European levels. ICT in STEM Education – Impacts and Challenges *SETTING THE SCENE. A STEM Alliance Literature Review November 2016* The *ICT in STEM Education – Impacts and Challenges* report sets the scene on how STEM education can improve students’ learning outcomes and skills development -with the help of ICT- and how business can support the educational community in these developments. The research needed for this report has been based on an extensive literature review carried out during the year 2016. This publication has been written by European Schoolnet, with the support of the STEM Alliance project. Particularly, it is part of the STEM Alliance series of literature review reports and special issues that address the question of what are the impacts and challenges of ICT in STEM teaching and learning, from the viewpoint of the stakeholders involved. The aim of the series is to provide suggestions and guidelines for all stakeholders interested in promoting ICT in STEM education at both primary and secondary school level as well as to contribute to the challenge of integrating ICT tools in STEM education and improving students’ learning and attitudes towards STEM subjects and careers. ICT in STEM Education – Impacts and Challenges *ON STUDENTS. A STEM Alliance Literature Review June 2017* The *ICT in STEM Education – Impacts and Challenges (on students)* report focuses on how STEM education can improve students’ learning outcomes and skills development, with the help of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). This report is based on a literature review carried out in 2016 and tries to answer the question of what are the impacts and challenges of ICT in STEM education *from the students’ viewpoint*. In particular, the report analyses the areas of students’ skills and learning outcomes, the effects of ICT use in terms of contents, axiological dimensions (like motivation, attitudes, interest, confidence, self-esteem and perceptions) and gender, and the risks and limitations involved in the use of ICT. This publication has been written by European Schoolnet, with the support of the STEM Alliance project. Particularly, it is part of the STEM Alliance series of literature review reports and special issues that address the question of what are the impacts and challenges of ICT in STEM teaching and learning, from the viewpoint of the stakeholders involved. The aim of the series is to provide suggestions and guidelines for all stakeholders interested in promoting ICT in STEM education at both primary and secondary school level as well as to contribute to the challenge of integrating ICT tools in STEM education and improving students’ learning and attitudes towards STEM subjects and careers. ICT in STEM Education – Impacts and Challenges *ON TEACHERS. A STEM Alliance Literature Review June 2017* The *ICT in STEM Education – Impacts and Challenges (on teachers)* report focuses on how STEM education can improve students’ learning outcomes and skills development, with the help of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). This report tries to answer the question of what are the impacts and challenges of ICT in STEM education *from the teachers’ viewpoint*. In particular, the report analyses the areas of teachers’ skills and competencies, digital backpack, attitudes and beliefs, innovation and pedagogy, gender effects, and the risks and limitations involved in the use of ICT. The report deals with teachers from three perspectives: pre-service, in-service and in-training. This publication has been written by European Schoolnet, with the support of the STEM Alliance project. Particularly, it is part of the STEM Alliance series of literature review reports and special issues that address the question of what are the impacts and challenges of ICT in STEM teaching and learning, from the viewpoint of the stakeholders involved. The aim of the series is to provide suggestions and guidelines for all stakeholders interested in promoting ICT in STEM education at both primary and secondary school level as well as to contribute to the challenge of integrating ICT tools in STEM education and improving students’ learning and attitudes towards STEM subjects and careers.