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Drone Programs in Schools
We deliver programs for teachers and students, in school, that are mapped to the Australian Curriculum and industry aligned. We have had over 3,500 people do our programs, are you next?
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Drones in Schools Digital TechnologiesResources for Teachers
We help teachers implement digital technologies into your classroom. Check out our FREE resources and school incursion programs.
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3-5 minute lessons delivered daily for 10 days.
Join our Education Director, Dr Karen Joyce as she teaches you the basics of working with drones in the classroom, and how to use them in the Digital Technologies curriculum.
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EduDrone 2019
WATCH THE REPLAYS: Designed to give educators the confidence and inspiration to bring drones and other digital technology into their classrooms to create engaging STEM lessons.
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We have professional development courses, lesson plans and activity sheets all mapped to the Australian Curriculum, including Digital Technologies! Many of our resources are FREE and you get instant access.
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Increasing Diversity in STEM
The future of our economy relies greatly on people with STEM skills, but there is a lack of diversity in STEM. Australia haemorrhages female talent in STEM disciplines from as early as primary school and many people believe that all scientists wear a white lab coat. We are on a mission to increase the diversity in STEM, through the magic of drones and geospatial science.
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Your Next Ride-Share Might Be An Air Taxi
Air taxis have the ability to change the transportation industry. As we speak, more than 20 countries worldwide are working on making autonomous air vehicles safe enough to carry passengers. So, what will this look like? We delve into the future of the air taxi industry and the geospatial science that sits behind it.
Not Stopping: Defying Stereotypes of Aboriginal People
This article is written by Mareeba State High School student, Gullara McInnes. Gullara completed work experience with She Maps in November 2019. Below, she shares her unique insights about the last few years of high school. Trying different interests and career paths on for size, all while navigating life as an Aboriginal girl in Australia. Here is her story.