Educational Resources

Capacity-building & Training

An integral part of IEEE HTB’s strategic mission is to offer educational resources and training to equip IEEE members and volunteers to impact their local communities through sustainable development activities.

With better-prepared, skilled participants, every activity has a greater positive impact.

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Humanitarian Technologies Modules

An educational curriculum on Humanitarian Technology and Sustainable Development at IEEE is available on the IEEE Learning Network.

The following are already available:

Tailored for busy IEEE members, each module should take only 20 – 30 minutes to complete. However, there are plenty of additional resources available, should one want to devote more time to the topics!

Educational Resources from the HT Consortium

Digital Twin: IEEE MOVE Truck Tour by Texas A&M University 2048 1536 IEEE Humanitarian Technologies

Digital Twin: IEEE MOVE Truck Tour by Texas A&M University

Experience the detailed 3D model of the IEEE MOVE Truck, a critical innovation in disaster relief and STEM outreach. This model serves as the foundation for creating a digital twin, enabling advanced simulations to test public safety communication technologies and optimize disaster response strategies. The IEEE MOVE Truck, equipped with satellite communications, power solutions, and…

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Logo: IEEE REACH - Raising Engineering Awareness through the Conduit of History
Highlights of the IEEE REACH Program 440 240 IEEE Humanitarian Technologies

Highlights of the IEEE REACH Program

IEEE REACH provides teachers and students with educational resources that explore the relationship between technology and engineering history and the complex relationships they have with society, politics, economics, and culture.

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What is EPICS in IEEE? 150 150 IEEE Humanitarian Technologies

What is EPICS in IEEE?

EPICS in IEEE champions a unique, service-learning approach to engineering education that focuses on hands-on experience and holistic skill development. Students collaborate with IEEE engineering professionals on community enhancement projects to design, build, and deploy sustainable solutions. Watch an overview…

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Digital Twin: IEEE MOVE Truck Tour by Texas A&M University

 Digital Twin: IEEE MOVE Truck Tour by Texas A&M University 2048 1536 IEEE Humanitarian Technologies

Experience the detailed 3D model of the IEEE MOVE Truck, a critical innovation in disaster relief and STEM outreach. This model serves as the foundation for creating a digital twin, enabling advanced simulations to test public safety communication technologies and optimize disaster response strategies. The IEEE MOVE Truck, equipped with satellite communications, power solutions, and…

Logo: IEEE REACH - Raising Engineering Awareness through the Conduit of History

Highlights of the IEEE REACH Program

 Highlights of the IEEE REACH Program 440 240 IEEE Humanitarian Technologies

IEEE REACH provides teachers and students with educational resources that explore the relationship between technology and engineering history and the complex relationships they have with society, politics, economics, and culture.

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What is EPICS in IEEE?

 What is EPICS in IEEE? 150 150 IEEE Humanitarian Technologies

EPICS in IEEE champions a unique, service-learning approach to engineering education that focuses on hands-on experience and holistic skill development. Students collaborate with IEEE engineering professionals on community enhancement projects to design, build, and deploy sustainable solutions. Watch an overview…

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EPICS in IEEE Project Training Course

 EPICS in IEEE Project Training Course 768 432 IEEE Humanitarian Technologies

EPICS in IEEE champions a unique, service-learning approach to engineering education that focuses on hands-on experience and holistic skill development. This EPICS in IEEE course is intended to provide information on how to design, develop, and execute a successful service learning project for EPICS…

Virtual Events and Webinars

If you are interested in contributing a recording of a relevant lecture to this Online Repository, please write to htb-office@ieee.org.

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