REMOTE WORKSHOP
REMOTE WORKSHOP
Each marker represents a GLEE Team that has completed all workshop modules!
YELLOW : 1-3 MEMBERS
BLUE : 4-5 MEMBERS
GREEN : 6-7 MEMBERS 
ORANGE : 8+ MEMBERS
BRINGING THE MISSION TO YOUR COMMUNITY
After a successful in-person workshop in 2021, the GLEE team is now hosting a self-guided, asynchronous, remote workshop for students! Teams are able work through all the hands-on modules and additional learning content as it is released, all while learning about science sensors and the functionality of their very own LunaSat.
In addition to the GLEE Workshop, we have recently launched the LEAP Modules, designed for high school or university student teams. These modules teach students the basics of beginning an scientific mission, and effective communication.
Through the workshop, students will gain an understanding of sensors located on the LunaSat along with what each of them are capable of. The workshop offers a basic level of comprehension in terms of coding inside of Arduino--how to execute commands, verify compiling, uploading, baud rates, setup and loop functions, and pin Mode functions, along with basic troubleshooting.
For each module, teams must understand the code provided to them. Within the modules' content, teams will understand both practical and conceptual concepts on the corresponding sensor of their current module.
For example, in "Module 3: Solar Panels and Power Management" teams learn how different environments affect the power of the LunaSat, along with understanding the conversion of analog readings to voltage. In "Module 11: Your Mission to the Moon," teams build their understanding of what it takes to design scientific case missions and/or studies, specifically in a lunar environment. This is done by evaluating the Planetary Science and Astrobiology 2023 - 2032 Decadal Strategy & Survey compared to their own personal mission proposal and assessing if they align to create an effective case study/mission.
Understanding Your LunaSat
Introduction to Arduino
Solar Panels and Power Management
Temperature Sensor
Accelerometer Sensor
Magnetometer Sensor
Capacitive Sensor
Thermopile Sensor
Radio Frequency System
Final Simulation Testing
Your Mission to the Moon
LunaSat Power and Data Model
1 - Starting a Mission
2 - Choose a Landing Site
3 - Sensors
4 - Modeling your LunaSat
5 - Proposal
APPLICATION AND INTEREST FORMS
We are currently accepting applications to participate in the LEAP Modules. You do not need to be an established GLEE Team to participate. Apply here: LEAP Modules Application Form
We are not accepting remote workshop applications at this time. However, if you are interested in participating the remote workshop, please fill out this interest form, so that we may contact you when applications reopen: Remote Workshop Interest Form
LINKS FOR AFFILIATE TEAMS