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Monday, December 11 • 11:05am - 11:35am
Augmented Reality, Community Connections, and STEM (Breakout 2) FILLING

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Learn about a unique opportunity for Nebraska communities to engage high-school students in a project that will have a positive impact on their perceptions and disposition towards STEM, build their confidence to pursue an entrepreneurial career path, and nurture stronger ties to their community. High school teams will build their own Augmented Reality Sandbox and use it to help their community understand the science of watersheds and the potential of their local natural capital.
Speakers
avatar for Saundra Frerichs

Saundra Frerichs

Science Education Specialist, Click2SciencePD
In my work, I am driven to learn about and improve informal science learning and teaching. I think the experiences we all have, youth and adults, in museums, zoos and gardens, in the clubs and groups we join, and with our family and friends to learn about the world and how it wor... Read More →
avatar for Ashu Guru

Ashu Guru

Teaching & Learning Specialist, 4-H Youth Development, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Discovering the assemblage between pedagogy and computational methodologies using technology-rich learning environments | I develop programs, curriculum, and modules in collaboration with faculty and discipline-based experts. | Our research tends to fall in one of the follow... Read More →
avatar for Dagen Valentine

Dagen Valentine

Extension/4-H Youth Development, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Dagen is an Innovation and Entrepreneurship Extension Educator with Nebraska 4-H/Extension. In this capacity he has helped write and train a 4-H Wearables Technology Curriculum (WearTec). Additionally, Dagen helped create and write the 2017 National Youth Science Day Challenge... Read More →

Monday December 11, 2017 11:05am - 11:35am
A1 Room, First Floor, North Hallway
  High School (10-12), Breakout Session 2

Attendees (24)