Google Virtual Tours
Google Virtual Tours and Q&A School Workshop
Online Workshop!Why book 'Google Virtual Tours' with Google Virtual Tours and Q&A
We aim to demystify the processes behind some of the world's most used technologies and inspire students by showing the diverse career paths and creative endeavors possible within the tech industry. This workshop is a unique opportunity to spark curiosity and passion for STEM fields, encouraging students to envision themselves as future innovators and problem-solvers in the digital age.
What activities are available during this educational workshop?
We have a Q&A, and also optionally have a 30 minutes practical 'CS First' exercise, which is an introduction to programming.
Which Curriculum Subjects do you cater for?
Computing
Curriculum topics available: Artificial Intelligence, Information and Communications Technology, Coding.
We provide a look at how software engineers, developers, and data scientists at Google use computing skills to develop, test, and deploy technologies that millions use every day, and introduce students to the diverse career opportunities within the field of computing.What size groups do you cater for?
We can accommodate any size, however the bigger it is the less chance the individual pupils have for Q&A.
How does safeguarding work for online workshops?
The school hosts the call, we are never in the call without teachers present.
What technology/devices/type of internet connection do schools need for an online workshop?
We can use Google Meet or Microsoft Teams.
The session can last 45 minutes, or include a practical 'CS First' exercise which brings it to 1 hour 15 minutes.
The session can last 45 minutes, or include a practical 'CS First' exercise which brings it to 1 hour 15 minutes.
Who are Google Virtual Tours and Q&A?
We are a collective of volunteers from Google, committed to demystify working in tech and the technology creation process. We bring firsthand insights from our personal paths to becoming contributors to technology rather than mere consumers, offering some colour around the behind-the-scenes workings of the company.
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