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Take Coding to the Sky With CoDrones!

As drones continue to grow in both popularity and functionality, businesses are rapidly expanding their uses of unmanned aerial vehicles. At the same time, many schools are looking for fresh ways to teach students about coding and spark an interest in STEM learning. With codeable drones, schools can accomplish that goal while preparing students for the ever-changing workforce; all it takes is the right preparations and the right equipment. Come discover what it takes to bring drones into the classroom as a part of this hands-on workshop. Participants will have the chance to ask questions, code. Participants earn 4.5 PD hours. Presented by the Learning Technology Center (LTC), Illinois' statewide educational technology agency. Register directly with LTC.

Date & time
Fri · Oct 16 · 9:00 AM–2:30 PM CT
Venue
Central Christian Church, 303 Buchanan Drive, Lawrenceville, IL 62439
Lawrenceville, IL
Host
Learning Technology Center
Learning Technology Center
Price
$275 per person
Credit
4.5 PD hours

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