I received the latest Digital Explorer update yesterday.
They've certainly been busy, and there's some interesting things coming up.
The first is a new project related to the work of the Catlin Seaview Survey which is taking place off the coast of Australia.
Jamie from Digital Explorer will be heading out there at the end of the year as part of the project, which is a great opportunity, as he is offering to do free live chats with some of the scientists.
Book a slot with Jamie....
He has previously spoken live to students from the sea ice off the northern coast of Canada
Coral Reefs and threatened ocean ecosystems like this form part of the Oceans unit of Edexcel 'B' and also the iGCSE specifications.
The second is a final chance to take part in one of Digital Explorer's OCEANS ACADEMY weekends. You'll join some top marine scientists to explore ways of teaching about the oceans.
Go HERE to apply for one of the places on the course. There are 12 places. All costs are met apart from travel to the venue and personal clothing. Full details are available by clicking the link.
If you want to see how much fun it is, my Flickr set from when I went along is included below:
Looking forward to working with the Digital Explorer gang in the Autumn term - it's always a pleasure !
Sign up to receive the newsletter too in order to stay informed of what they're up to....
They've certainly been busy, and there's some interesting things coming up.
The first is a new project related to the work of the Catlin Seaview Survey which is taking place off the coast of Australia.
Jamie from Digital Explorer will be heading out there at the end of the year as part of the project, which is a great opportunity, as he is offering to do free live chats with some of the scientists.
Book a slot with Jamie....
He has previously spoken live to students from the sea ice off the northern coast of Canada
Coral Reefs and threatened ocean ecosystems like this form part of the Oceans unit of Edexcel 'B' and also the iGCSE specifications.
The second is a final chance to take part in one of Digital Explorer's OCEANS ACADEMY weekends. You'll join some top marine scientists to explore ways of teaching about the oceans.
Go HERE to apply for one of the places on the course. There are 12 places. All costs are met apart from travel to the venue and personal clothing. Full details are available by clicking the link.
If you want to see how much fun it is, my Flickr set from when I went along is included below:
Looking forward to working with the Digital Explorer gang in the Autumn term - it's always a pleasure !
Sign up to receive the newsletter too in order to stay informed of what they're up to....
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