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Tele-Trek: Exploring Telepresence!

Telepresence
Science
Transportation
Grade 8
NB
Tele-Trek: Exploring Telepresence!

Description

Learners will investigate the concept of telepresence through a remote exploration simulation using everyday objects and technology. Students will examine the potential contributions telepresence may provide in achieving net-zero emissions on a global scale through creative designs and class discussions.

Lesson Type: Hands-on, Experiential, Lab/Experiment

Duration: Multi-Day Lesson

Sector: Transportation

Context: Lifestyle

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