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Keep the momentum going

You learned to fly and to code - a rare, powerful combination. Here’s how to keep growing, all free or low-cost, using the drone you now own.
Roadmap for continued learning after camp: coding, flying, building, and certification

Your roadmap for what to learn next - pick a path and keep going

Tools you already know

Keep your saved echo.pitsco.com project codes somewhere safe so you can reopen your programs anytime.

Keep coding

Scratch

Free block coding from MIT - build games and animations with the same skills you used this week (scratch.mit.edu).

JavaScript

The language you tried on Day 3 runs every website. Free courses at freeCodeCamp and Khan Academy.

Python

A great next language for robotics and AI. Beginner-friendly and widely used.

Hour of Code

Short, fun coding activities for every level at code.org.

Keep flying and learning about drones

Fly a new mission each week

Program a new shape, routine, or challenge to keep your skills sharp.

Master FPV

Practice flying and filming with the camera view - it’s a real skill.

Explore drone videos

Watch how professionals use drones for film, racing, and inspection for inspiration.

Join a community

Drone and coding communities online are welcoming places to share and learn.

Where this can take you

Programming & robotics

Coding is the foundation of robots, apps, games, and AI.

Drone piloting

Film, mapping, inspection, and racing are all real paths.

Engineering & design

Build and improve the machines themselves.

Science & the environment

Use drones to study and protect the natural world.
The single best way to keep learning is to keep building. Pick one small project a week - it doesn’t have to be perfect. Finished beats perfect every time.
You know where to find free tools and courses to continue, and you have at least one idea for a next project.