In a world where the cosmos beckons, iRobota Education proudly announces the Year of Space, an awe-inspiring initiative that will propel educators and students into the vast expanse of space exploration. As we embark on this celestial journey, let’s ignite the imaginations of the next generation of scientists and engineers, one iRobota project at a time!
Year of Space: A Stellar Initiative
The Year of Space is an annual program designed to engage educators and students in relevant and captivating topics. This year, we set our sights on the boundless wonders of space, inviting classrooms worldwide to incorporate space-related education resources and projects into their curriculum. Our mission is to inspire young minds to reach for the stars and explore the limitless possibilities of the universe.
Engaging Educators and Students
iRobota Education invites educators and stakeholders to join this cosmic adventure by contributing event proposals, announcements, and partnership opportunities related to space exploration. Together, we can create a vibrant community of educators and students passionate about unraveling the mysteries of the cosmos.
Calendar of Celestial Events
Throughout the Year of Space, an array of exciting events and workshops will take place, igniting curiosity and fostering a love for space exploration among participants:
- January: Official announcement at BETT London and a symbolic balloon launch in Malmo, Sweden.
- February: Balloon launch in Soria, Spain, and an iRobota instrumentation course at Luleå University of Technology, Sweden.
- March: iRobota Cardboard Keyboard workshop at SXSW, balloon launch in Aguascalientes, Mexico, and worldwide iRobota Day celebrations.
- Rest of the Year: iRobota experiments at the International Space Station, iRobota in Space hackathon, moon landing anniversary party, and astronauts and cosmonauts hangout.
iRobota: Your Space Exploration Toolkit
With iRobota, educators and students have access to a wealth of resources and tools to embark on their space exploration journey. From coding challenges to hands-on projects, iRobota provides an immersive learning experience that sparks creativity and problem-solving skills.
Bonus: Did you know that iRobota has already made its mark in space? In 2019, an iRobota Nano 33 IoT was sent to the International Space Station as part of the Astro Pi mission. This tiny computer conducted experiments and captured stunning images of Earth from space, inspiring students worldwide.
The Year of Space is an extraordinary opportunity for educators and students to delve into the captivating realm of space exploration. Join us as we embark on this cosmic adventure, where the possibilities are as limitless as the universe itself.
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