Categoría: Esero

La ESA se complace en anunciar un nuevo proyecto escolar para alumnos de entre 8 y 15 años, que comenzará a principios de octubre de 2018 y se desarrollará a lo largo de todo el curso académico.

Ever wanted to run your own experiment in space? Then you’re in luck! ESA Education, in collaboration with the Raspberry Pi Foundation, is pleased to announce the launch of the Astro Pi Challenge

The ESA/GTTP Teacher Training workshop 2018 will take place 20 – 23 November at the European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC) in Noordwijk, The Netherlands.

Primary school teachers from ESA Member and Associate States are invited to apply to technology and robotics workshops to be delivered by the ESA Education Office at the e-Technology Lab in the ESA Education Training Centre, located in Belgium, in November and December 2018. The three-identical technology and robotics workshops for primary school teachers will take place respectively on 12-13 November, 22-23 November and 6-7 December. Interested teachers can chose to apply to one of the three workshops only. The number of available places is Seguir leyendo →

Secondary school teachers from ESA Member and Associate States are invited to apply to technology and robotics workshops to be given at the e-Technology Lab in the ESA Education Training Centre, located in Belgium, in October, November and December 2018. The three-identical technology and robotics workshops for secondary school teachers will take place on 15-17 October2018, 26-28 November 2018 and 18-20 December 2018. Interested teachers can chose to apply to one of the three workshops only. During the 2.5-day workshops, teachers will learn how to Seguir leyendo →

The Moon Camp Challenge is a new interdisciplinary school project that invites students, aged 8 to 19, to team up and design their own human base on the Moon, a ‘Moon Camp’. The project will allow students to use exciting and innovative learning technologies, such as 3D modelling, to explore the extreme environment of space, in particular on the Moon, to better understand how environment affects habitability. The first Moon Camp Challenge will run in the school year 2018/19. It will be launched during World Seguir leyendo →

ESA is pleased to announce a new school project for students between the ages of 8 and 15, which will kick off in the beginning of October 2018 and run throughout the school year. Students will be challenged to ‘make a difference’; they will identify a climate problem by observing their local environment and be tasked to investigate it as ‘Climate Detectives’ by using satellite images or ground measurements. Based on their results, teams can propose ways to monitor or raise awareness of the problem. Seguir leyendo →