GPS mapping and water testing as learning tools.

by Siena Anstis on March 18, 2010 · 1 comment

in Africa,BOSCO,Education,ICT,Uganda

Having a fun day digesting all the information (and questions) BOSCO-Uganda has to offer. Here are a few shots from yesterday’s field training on GPS mapping and water testing through our Classroom to Classroom initiative. The Lead-Deadwood High School in South Dakota has fundraised for GPS equipment to bring to Uganda. Teachers here are receiving training in how to use this equipment, map water sources on Google Maps, and do some basic testing on water. The point being to engage students in both science and ICT at the same time, while teaching collaborative skills like wikispace use and Google Forums. When teachers train their students, there is the added opportunity of students learning about gathering, analyzing and sorting data.

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Javie Ssozi March 18, 2010 at 10:29 pm

Interesting. I am very enthusiastic about the innovative use of ICT for Education and Development. :) Good Job BOSCO.

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