Hands on excitement and exposure to a rapidly growing technology field
K-16
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| Imagine your high school contemporary math class, learning about the theory and operation of GPS receivers and performing a community service, marking the location of fire hydrants ... |  |
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Or explore your local subwatershed with your science class, discovering how much land is suitable for forest interior birds, or for turtles, and determining what activities threaten this land ... |
| Or watch the excitement on your elementary students' faces as you click on a map with locations of historic sites in your community, and a picture of each site appears on the screen, along with the students' reports, linked to each site. Your students GPSed the locations, took the digital photos, and wrote the reports, you just put it all together ... |  |