The RTF helps reduce the digital divide by providing technology education resources to rural schools and libraries. Founded by @chrissanders88.
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ALT Students gather around their classroom table, exploring Snap Circuits.
ALT Students gather around their classroom table, exploring Snap Circuits.
ALT A student smiles while unboxing Snap Circuits.
ALT Two students work on their 3D design on a classroom computer.
ALT Students load filament into their 3D Printer.
ALT The classroom 3D Printer has a personality, as students taped on the features of a face!
ALT Individuals gather around their high-altitude balloon as they launch their experiments up into the stratosphere.
ALT Two students inspect their robot inside the competition area.
ALT One of the team's LEGO robots.
ALT A team of students gathers around their robot on the floor within a competition, behind a table with laptops.
ALT A United States map shows markers for new RTF projects in Greer, SC; Stewartsville, MO; Grayling, MI; Lockport, NY; Mays Landing, NJ; Yates Center, KS; Arkport, NY; Farmville, VA; Conception Junction, MO; Thornville, OH; Washburn, ND; Claremont, NC; Newport, TN; Mexico, ME; Lake Panasoffkee, FL; Morrisville, VT; Lueders, TX; Michie, TN; and Holdenville, OK.
ALT A student sits at the 3D printer, watching their idea become a reality.
ALT A 3D printed creation comes is completed by the Bambu Printer.
ALT Students gather around a competition table.
ALT A crowd gathers around the competition table as a student positions a robot.
ALT Four students pose with their awards!
ALT Two students pose with their LEGO builds.
ALT A student works with a micro:bit on a classroom computer.
ALT Students work with micro:bit on classroom computers.
ALT A student smiles while coding a micro:bit.
ALT Students use a tin foil covered wheel shape, connected by Makey Makeys, with a computer laptop to navigate a game.
ALT A game controller shape, made from cardboard and tinfoil, is connected by Makey Makeys.
ALT A student's hand is pressed on a cardboard rectangle covered in tin foil, attached to a laptop via Makey Makeys.
ALT Students gather around a game on a laptop, with one indvidual controlling the game with a creation attached via Makey Makeys.
ALT Five of Mr. Lohrding's students pose with their 3D prints.
ALT Three students stand at the front of the classroom at a podium, with a presentation screen behind them.
ALT Seven students pose smiling with their 3D printer creations.
ALT Ms. Howard's 3D Printer working on a name placard.
ALT An individual smiles and holds up one of the placards.
ALT Students work with their VEX robots, playing the freeze tag game they coded!
ALT Students work with their VEX robots, playing the freeze tag game they coded!
ALT Students work with their VEX robot.
ALT A student sits on the classroom floor, holding a remote for the robot in front of him.
ALT Two students sit on the classroom floor, holding a remote for the robot in front of them.
ALT Tiffanie Gray's students post with their 3D-printed creations.
ALT A map of the United States shows 27 new projects, represented as leaf markers, across the country.
ALT The words "Thank you, GTIA!" appear with their logo and blue background designs.