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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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Sky's the limit for Townsville students
Students affected by the recent devastating floods in Townsville will be flying high after GIVIT and She Maps coordinated the donation of a STEM program to learn all about drones.
Which Micro Drone Should I Buy
We often get asked, ‘which drone should I buy for our school?’ Well, here are some comments for micro drones, which are weigh less than100 grams. The micro drones are great for schools just getting started as they are cheap, and the risk profile is relatively low. We have a seven-year-old son who has been using the micro drones since he was five. So, we know that young students can use the micro drones, but it is just the younger they are, the more space they need to fly as their hand-eye coordination isn’t well advanced. And expect more crashes!