The snow may be blowing as you look out your classroom window, but project-based learning is hot, all year around! These GeoProjects are great for use in the winter: The Global Pet Survey, Mapping Favorite Color, Family Migration - 1950, One Two Tree, and Lichens and SO2 (outside).
Jump out now! >> https://esriurl.com/geoprojects
GeoProjects: What are they?
A GeoProject is an instructional design that integrates project-based learning (PBL) with geospatial technology, empowering students to engage in real-world data collection and analysis. GeoProjects offer educators a suite of ready-to-use, no-login-required resources that facilitate interactive and immersive learning experiences.
At the core of GeoProjects are short tutorials and demonstrations that guide educators in creating their own PBL experiences. These resources utilize Esri's data collection tools, such as Survey123, Collector, or QuickCapture, enabling students to gather and submit data on topics of interest—from environmental observations to community mapping—either in the field or remotely.
By leveraging GeoProjects, educators can provide students with hands-on experience in data collection, analysis, and interpretation, enhancing critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The integration of geospatial technology into classroom activities not only makes learning more engaging but also equips students with valuable skills applicable in various STEM fields.
For more information and to explore the available resources, educators can visit the GeoProjects page: https://esriurl.com/geoprojects .
