Teamwork. It’s a hallmark of Destination Imagination (DI) and a guaranteed scoring element in every DI Challenge. Teamwork, however, isn’t just for the DI competitors; it’s also incredibly [...]

As a rising college student, deciding whether or not to continue doing DI, and in what capacity, can be a difficult decision to make. When I left high school, I concluded that I would take a step [...]

If I had to describe Destination Imagination (DI) to someone who had never heard of it before, I could be there all day. DI is such a unique academic program that there is no universal way to [...]

It’s time to officially kick off a brand new season of Destination Imagination! The 2016-17 Team Challenges, as well as our Roadmap and Rules of the Road resources, are now available for download [...]

There are nothing but opportunities for those students thinking about careers in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math). The field continues to shift, just as student perceptions do. [...]

Show your support of Destination Imagination and creative learning by voting for our SXSWedu 2017 panel proposal! The four-day annual SXSWedu Conference & Festival in Austin, Texas has just [...]

Children are natural STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) investigators who are eager to explore, observe, create and ask questions. Our Rising Stars! for Early Learners [...]

A design-based project, like our Engineering Challenge, is an excellent way to encourage children to think creatively, learn STEM principles, and bring their ideas to life using a range of [...]

Through service learning, students get the opportunity to see how they can make a real impact in their communities, no matter how old they are. Service learning is also an authentic education [...]

A new white paper titled, “Informal Learning Experiences: A Differentiated Instructional Approach to a Well-Rounded Education in the United States,” is now available on our website. The paper, [...]