Due to popular demand we are adding a 2nd event! This FREE geospatial technologies workshop held at the University of Central Florida is designed for Florida elementary and middle school teachers of all disciplines who wish to infuse geographic concepts, mapping, drones, and other geospatial technologies into their curriculum in a fun and interactive manner. The free workshop will be held from 9:00 am - 12:30 pm on Saturday, April 30th at University of Central Florida. The workshop will include 3-4 hands-on sessions on geospatial technologies, including GIS, mapping and drones, and a preview of the nation's first GeoBus at UCF!
Participants will receive the following as part of their participation in the program: 1) workshop materials; 2) free mapping applications and lesson plans for their classrooms; 3) free snacks; 4) a mini-drone; and 5) GeoBus scheduling priority.
Any questions, can be directed to Dr. Timothy L. Hawthorne at
timothy.hawthorne@ucf.edu. All participants must complete the below questions and choose to like/follow Citizen Science GIS on Facebook (citizensciencegis) and Twitter (citizen_gis). Priority registration will close on April 15. The workshop will be capped at 15-20 teachers. The workshop will need a minimum of 10 participants to occur. All questions below are required for a complete application to the workshop. Selection decisions for participation in this free educational workshop will be made by Dr. Hawthorne and applicants will be notified no later than April 22.
*The mini-drone will include a commitment to integrate the drone technology into a lesson with your class (with our team's assistance of course).
This workshop is funded by Citizen Science GIS and GeoBus at UCF.