The Best Drone for STEM Education

Over the last several years we’ve seen a major shift in the ways teams work together. With greater pressure to deliver positive project outcomes, many organisations are moving towards integrated or lean methods for project delivery. Technology gives construction firms the opportunity to adapt their processes but this alone isn’t enough. Teams need to be trained on these updated methods and partnering organisations need to “buy-in” to new technology use. Which is why it is so important to find technologies that fit the entire project team.

Girls Can Build, is a building set with 6 one-hour segments designed for grades K-2, plus 6 one-hour segments designed for grades 3-5. Each activity of the series uses interest-based learning to develop an understanding of the wide variety of STEM topics. Girls explore urban planning, structural design, physics, math, and storytelling which enables them to gain critical thinking and logical reasoning skills.

This webinar will analyze how rapid and flexible response to change plus continual improvement produces winning teams and project management tools. We will be joined by Riley Herman, product manager at Procore, who will demonstrate how this methodology was used to create features that help construction professionals streamline the creation and approval of submittals.

Join us to learn how to leverage Trimble® Geospatial software to turn a road corridor design into a constructible model by first using an existing alignment to design a corridor in Trimble Business Center (TBC) software and then uploading it to Trimble Connect to import into the Trimble Access™ Roads module. Different types of road corridor creation methods—such as a surface and alignment or strings and an alignment—will be shown in TBC and then be leveraged into different road design data for Trimble Access.