This month's AE presenter: Jeff
Date of presentation: 13 Mar 2017
Subject: Combined Safety / AE Jeopardy Game
Description: For a change of pace, safety officer Stephen Pierce and I decided to put together a joint presentation in the form of a Jeopardy-like game. In this game we had five categories of six questions each (yes, it probably should have been the other way around!). Three categories were AE-related: Fluid Dynamics, Air Traffic Control, and Early Aviation History. (The other two were safety-related: ORM and Safety Regs.) A fourth AE category, The Final Frontier, was never used. A good time seemed to be had by all, even if the scorekeeping proved ultimately pointless.
This site is intended as a log of Aerospace Education activity in the Civil Air Patrol,
California Wing, San Jose Senior Squadron 80. As such, it will probably be of limited
interest to anyone outside of that organization (and even to many within it), but feel
free to poke around anyway.
We apologize in advance for the utter lack of salacious content. But since there is no shortage
of other sites that will be happy to cater to that need, we won't be losing any sleep over it.
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Showing posts with label safety. Show all posts
14 March 2017
18 May 2015
Presentation: May 2015
This month's AE presenter: Jeff
Date of presentation: 18-May-2015
Subject: Aerospace Game (Jeopardy-like Quiz)
Description: For May, Jeff wanted to try something a bit different, so he created a Jeopardy-like game show and got the squadron involved in playing. The game consisted of questions in four Aerospace-related categories: General Aviation History, Aerodynamics, Aviation Safety, and Aeromedical. Team 2 (the left side of the room) won by a substantial margin.
The game can be found at this URL to play, or this URL to edit (password required).
Date of presentation: 18-May-2015
Subject: Aerospace Game (Jeopardy-like Quiz)
Description: For May, Jeff wanted to try something a bit different, so he created a Jeopardy-like game show and got the squadron involved in playing. The game consisted of questions in four Aerospace-related categories: General Aviation History, Aerodynamics, Aviation Safety, and Aeromedical. Team 2 (the left side of the room) won by a substantial margin.
The game can be found at this URL to play, or this URL to edit (password required).
09 August 2013
External Presentation by Coby: 9 Aug 2013
Major Andrew Dilworth, Lt. Colonel James Sena, and former Squadron 80 Commander Coby Sena made a presentation on CAP to the Santa Clara County Airmen's Association on 9 Aug 2013.
They talked about all three missions of CAP: Aerospace Education, Emergency Services, and Cadet Programs. In that context, they included a presentation on flight safety and aeronautical decision making.
They talked about all three missions of CAP: Aerospace Education, Emergency Services, and Cadet Programs. In that context, they included a presentation on flight safety and aeronautical decision making.
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