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.
Dr. Karen Joyce takes students behind-the-scenes into a day in the life of a Geospatial Scientist in this brand new immersive career learning series. During her day as a Geospatial Scientist, Karen heads to the Heron Island Research Station with her fellow scientists to understand how the coral reef around the island is changing over time. Get an immersive behind-the-scenes glimpse on how geospatial scientists conduct onsite research, from using nature to plan the day, to snorkelling the reef and how to share an island with thousands of birds! If you're a teaching digital technologies, regardless of whether or not its drones or geospatial science, this is a great way to to challenge students to think about STEM beyond the lab coat.
What a conference! We are slowly coming down from our post-EduDrone, drone-induced high. Our first-ever online conference and also the world's first ever online drone conference.
We have recently received comments, asking if we have “sold the business”, or restarted under “She Flies”?! We want to confirm and clarify that the She Flies companies started by Dr Karen Joyce and Paul Mead, with a former business partner, closed in late 2018. It was a mutual agreement between us as business partners that we would pursue new opportunities, separately.
How much of an effect does what is talked about in the home have on children's career paths? Turns out, it's not nothing. Founder at Curious Kids' Science, Rachel Brittliff shares her thoughts through her own story of how she was raised and how she is currently raising her daughter.
