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Self-Paced Online Courses for Teachers
Learn online, on your time.
Future Makers' Self-Paced Online Courses offer educators comprehensive STEM professional development, anywhere, anytime. Designed by museum educators, the courses include curriculum-aligned student activities and design challenges to bring STEM to life in your classroom.
Lost in Space
Within this ‘out of this world’ workshop, you will explore how far we have come in travel and exploration, investigate the conditions on Earth, and determine the perfect planet and shelter design for Australia’s extra-terrestrial base.
This workshop will take approximately 1 to 1.5 hours to complete.
Illuminating Colour
In this workshop, you will explore how light and colour can be used and changed, investigate how both people and fish use refraction to catch food, and inquire into the origins and purpose of colour in the natural world.
This workshop will take approximately 1 to 1.5 hours to complete.
Water Matters
In this workshop, you will explore how light and colour can be used and changed, investigate how both people and fish use refraction to catch food, and inquire into the origins and purpose of colour in the natural world.
This workshop will take approximately 1 to 1.5 hours to complete.
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Testimonials
“The Future Makers resources allow me to put a different lens over the students’ learning. And in doing so, students are still learning the key content but in a far more engaging, hands-on way. This lens also means that the unit is of increased relevance to their lives.”
Rosie, Taroom P-10 State School
“I loved the high tech, authentic delivery of this PD, using a variety of engaging topics related to student prior knowledge.”
Robyn, Warwick Central State School
“Appreciated that the workshop did not take me away from my face to face classes nor did I have to travel to attend. Always a bonus when teaching in rural areas. Best part was support resources that complimented the workshop and can be used immediately in the classroom. These resources and teaching ideas are engaging and user friendly. Community of Inquiry is helping me refine teaching to student needs.”
Leasa, Clinton State School
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