First GHOU/GTTP Internet-Mediated Workshop in Kampala by Ghazali Mohammed

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Presented at the GHOU 2018 conference in Vienna, Austria from 13-15 August. http://handsonuniverse.org/ghou2018/program/

Space and Astronomy Uganda
Ghazali Mohammed
ghaz737@yahoo.com
1

• Country Proﬁle
• The role of SAU (Space and Astronomy
Uganda) in Outreach
• In Pictures
In a nutshell!
2

Country Proﬁle
• Landlocked
• Lies on the equator
• At about 800 kilometers inland from the Indian
Ocean.
• Extends from 1o south to about 4o north and 30o
to 35o east.
• Bordered from the north by Sudan, west by
DemocraticRepublic of Congo, east by Kenya,
and south by Tanzania and Rwanda.
• Land surface area of 241,139 square kilometers
• Population ~ 32 million (2011)
3

The role of SAU in Astronomy Outreach
• School Outreach Programs
• Public Outreach
• Enabled the first ever Internet Mediated
GHOU/GTTP workshop in Kampala
• Strategies & Conclusion
4

Strategies & Conclusion
• IAU Strategic Plan 2010–2020
• Promoting STEAM Education
• Looking for schools interested in joining
the Science Opera Program
• Introduction of Astronomy into the
Curriculum in collaboration with the
National Curriculum Development
Center in Kampala.
• Promotion of Astronomy Clubs in
Schools
• More Teacher training workshops in Uganda
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First GHOU/GTTP Internet-Mediated Workshop in Kampala by Ghazali Mohammed

1. Space and Astronomy Uganda Ghazali Mohammed ghaz737@yahoo.com 1

2. • Country Proﬁle • The role of SAU (Space and Astronomy Uganda) in Outreach • In Pictures In a nutshell! 2

3. Country Proﬁle • Landlocked • Lies on the equator • At about 800 kilometers inland from the Indian Ocean. • Extends from 1o south to about 4o north and 30o to 35o east. • Bordered from the north by Sudan, west by DemocraticRepublic of Congo, east by Kenya, and south by Tanzania and Rwanda. • Land surface area of 241,139 square kilometers • Population ~ 32 million (2011) 3

4. The role of SAU in Astronomy Outreach • School Outreach Programs • Public Outreach • Enabled the first ever Internet Mediated GHOU/GTTP workshop in Kampala • Strategies & Conclusion 4

5. GHOU/GTTP workshop In Pictures 5

6. GHOU/GTTP workshop In Pictures 6

7. GHOU/GTTP workshop In Pictures 7

8. GHOU/GTTP workshop In Pictures 8

9. Strategies & Conclusion • IAU Strategic Plan 2010–2020 • Promoting STEAM Education • Looking for schools interested in joining the Science Opera Program • Introduction of Astronomy into the Curriculum in collaboration with the National Curriculum Development Center in Kampala. • Promotion of Astronomy Clubs in Schools • More Teacher training workshops in Uganda 9

10. Questions?? 10

11. Thank you!!! 11

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