Giving your students or campus-based group the opportunity to create a walkSTEM® experience is a great way to take them “outside the textbook” with a hands-on, inquiry-based project!
If you are a 2 or 4 year college instructor, a graduate student, student group leader, or researcher, give your students the opportunity to explore their college or university campus in a new way! Encourage them to find a space on campus where they can design an experience.
Talk to campus administrators about the walkSTEM® experience you create and consider making it available to the broader community, such as visiting K-12 students or instructors teaching relevant classes.
Community Engagement offices on campus may be particularly interested in collaborating with faculty, students, and volunteers to create a campus walkSTEM tour. Using QR codes and some signage, this can even be a very easy, yet powerful, way for school groups to engage with your campus. Read on to learn how to get started.
Interested in making video-based walkSTEM tours of your spaces and ready to submit your tours to us for consideration for publishing on our freely accessible YouTube channel? Complete this form. Interested in making app-based walkSTEM tours, without any videos required? Check out information on a recent example. Note: this option involves a small fee to cover the app maintenance.
Every child is a STEM child, Every space is a STEM space
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