A practical train-the-trainer program designed for ATL schools, STEM educators, and teachers to confidently use drones for hands-on STEM learning inside classrooms and innovation labs.
Many schools now have access to STEM tools and innovation labs, but educators often need practical guidance on how to meaningfully integrate these tools into classroom learning.
Focused on how drones can support STEM concepts and classroom engagement — not just flying.
Designed specifically for teachers, ATL educators, STEM trainers, and school innovation teams.
Educators learn how to run drone-based STEM sessions even with limited space, time, or equipment.
The training focuses on real classroom implementation, safety, pedagogy, and student engagement.
Understanding how drones help explain science, math, engineering, and coding concepts through hands-on learning.
How to conduct safe, controlled drone activities inside classrooms and ATL labs.
Step-by-step structure for running engaging STEM classes using drones.
Simple classroom-ready activities aligned with STEM learning outcomes.
Ways to evaluate student understanding through observation and reflection.
How to integrate drone-based learning into existing school and ATL schedules.
A highly interactive, educator-focused offline experience.
Understanding drone-based STEM learning
Managing students, space, and activities
Flying, coding, and classroom demonstrations
Certificate and educator network access
ATL In-charge teachers and coordinators
STEM, Robotics, and Innovation educators
School teachers interested in experiential learning
STEM trainers and facilitators
Schools exploring drone-based STEM activities
Certificate Included
Recognition for Capacity Building
Participants who successfully complete the program receive recognition for participation in the Drone-Based STEM Learning Educator Initiative.
Participants also become part of a growing educator network focused on responsible, hands-on, and meaningful use of drones in STEM education.
Exchange classroom ideas and activities
Participate in educator discussions and meetups
Access future STEM learning resources and updates
We are currently exploring collaborations with ATL schools, school networks, educational institutions, and ecosystem partners across different cities and states.