Daily exit pass: https://forms.gle/PqNFU3MFAv1uwAJ79
Post camp survey: https://forms.gle/hASjbyzVYPKjzzrt8
Stipend vs Technology package: https://forms.gle/vR1dfsaj1Bnwanyv7
Materials Return Form: https://forms.gle/A58MTAhQ7fBHpVCEA
Parent Feedback: https://forms.gle/hcCCjy8X8Gdu8Nqd8
Direct deposit is preferred as we are still working from home.
Create a W9 or W-8BEN if you are a foreign national and save it in your computer
Complete Direct deposit form https://newmexicoconsortium.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/DirectDepositAuth-110119-fillable-and-protected.pdf and save it in your computer
Fill out the Stipend Request Form: and upload the two files above W9 and Direct Deposit (don't forget to upload a voided check!)
Q: I would like to keep my robot and Elegoo starter kit but I am not interested in Pi Top
A: Your can keep the robot and Elegoo material and return the Pi Top and still receive $150 stipend
Q: If I am returning the robot, should I disassemble it?
A: If you are returning the robot, we ask that you DO NOT disassemble. Put it in zipblock bag
Q: I was in Ohana Team but after seeing all the robots, I would like to try it too!
A: Ask to keep the Robot component in the form. You can choose to also keep the Pi Top or not and receive a partial stipend. Matt Williams has offered to set up sessions to get you up to speed to cruise thorough Mars!!!
In order to still earn the stipend or technology package:
1. Submit a presentation using your choice of presentation format (Video, Google Slides, etc.).
2. Content included should showcase:
Your BIG Project (either Ohana Homestead or Mars Rover) - Include the steps & challenges you faced (pictures, videos), and how you persevered!
2 Other Activities you completed during the Summer Physics Camp - Include what you learned from each activity (pictures, videos).
How has this camp impacted your future goals?
3. Submit it directly to allobet@lanl.gov
Here is information about additional opportunities to continue working with Matthew Williams to further your knowledge of coding and robotics! THANK YOU, Matt!
1. Continue a virtual course using the robots you already currently have. Matt is planning to add a proximity sensor and shield to the robots, so your robot can turn into a little fighting “sumobot” robot! If you have any ideas, Matt would be happy to incorporate those into this session too!
· The course will be once a week for 3 hours, Thursday 1 p.m.-4 p.m. MST using the same Google Meet link he used for the work sessions: http://meet.google.com/cmc-xoiv-qmx
2. Join an in-person robotics program in Espanola. This group will build a large land rover - think of a 2 foot by 2 foot metal robot with 4 big motors and all terrain tires that is completely autonomous! Matt will explore the possibility of adding an AI/Machine learning capabilities to it, so it sees things with a video camera and can distinguish different objects. Girls will get to decide what missions the group would like to design the robot to accomplish.
· The course sessions will take place in Espanola on Sunday from 1:00p.m.-4:00p.m. Please email him for more information regarding starting date. His email is matthewwilliamsnm@gmail.com
3. For girls who were part of the Ohana project or who haven't completely finished their robot, Matt will host extra help sessions to get you up and running.
· Please email him directly to arrange times and places to make this happen. His email is matthewwilliamsnm@gmail.com
I hope you take advantage of these opportunities to continue to foster your interest in coding and robotics. Please reach out with any questions you may have.
Ms. Adrienne & Dr. P