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About Drones In Education: Let Your Students' Imagination
Product Description Get off the ground fast with this practical, accessible guide, which covers all you need to know to establish a successful drone program in your school. This book was written for educators who want to incorporate drones into their curriculum but have no idea where to start. It covers all the basics of starting a drone program in your school, such as which drones need to be registered and where you can fly them. It also provides recommendations on which drones are best for different age levels and subject areas. Complete with lesson plans, real-world applications and tips on securing funding, Drones in Education will enable you to get started using drones to engage your students in learning in a new way. This book: Discusses the rationale for using drones in education and offers data to support your goals. Includes stories from teachers who have successfully integrated drones into their classroom teaching. Explores the laws and ethical issues surrounding drones. Offers tips on selecting the right drone for your classroom and keeping it operational. Discusses classroom implementation through the SOAR (safety, operation, active learning, and research) model. Shares some of the uses of drones in the real world. Use this book to integrate drones into your curriculum and instill in your students a passion for emerging technologies and STEM pathways. Audience: K-12 classroom teachers Review "In the first guide to integrating drones into learning and teaching, authors Chris Carnahan, Laura Zieger and Kimberly Crowley provide everything teachers need to know to get a drone program off the ground at their schools." -- Tech & Learning "Drones in Education: Let Your Students' Imaginations Soar provides a step-by-step approach for using drones to engage learners." --Education Dive "Sky is the limit. Drones are a popular item to own, and now ... educators can use them for student learning. Chris Carnahan, Laura Zieger and Kimberly Crowley wrote Drones in Education: Let Your Students' Imaginations Soar for educators who want to know more about the advantages incorporating drones can have on the effectiveness and appeal of their curriculum." --Getting Smart "The authors have found that the use of drones in instructional activities allows students to have concrete examples of how science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) concepts are applied and used in the real world. Because drones can hold students' attention and engage them in an activity, students are able to apply and master skills that they learned during instruction." --Unmanned Aerial "Educators who want to incorporate drones into their curriculum but just don't know where to start, now have access to the ultimate resoure ... Drones in Education: Let Your Students' Imaginations Soar covers all educators need to know to get a drone program off the ground. Complete with lesson plans, real-world applications and tips for securing funding for drones, this new resource jumpstarts STEM learning." --Engineers of Learning "The use of drones in instructional activities allows students to have concrete examples of how STEM concepts are applied and used in the real world" --Unmanned Aerial "In the first guide to integrating drones into learning and teaching, authors Chris Carnahan, Laura Zieger and Kimberly Crowley provide everything teachers need to know to get a drone program off the ground at their schools." --Tech and Learning "Tech and Learning" About the Author Christopher Carnahan, PhD, is the doctoral program coordinator and assistant professor in the Educational Technology Department at New Jersey City University, where he researches the implementation of innovative technologies to improve student engagement and achievement. His website is www.cdcarnahan.com
