The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) offers a wind energy education kit for teachers and students to learn about wind power and its applications.
This DIY wind turbine kit is designed for educational purposes, allowing students to build and test their own wind turbines while learning about renewable energy.
The KidWind Project offers a wind power kit specifically designed for schools, providing students with hands-on experience in designing and testing wind turbines.
The U.S. Department of Energy provides a wind energy curriculum for high school students, including lesson plans, activities, and resources for teaching wind power and its applications.
Thames & Kosmos offers a wind turbine science kit that allows students to build and experiment with their own wind turbines, learning about the science behind wind power.
Arizona State University's School of Sustainability offers educational resources and courses on wind power and renewable energy, including online modules and degree programs.
The Irish Wind Energy Association (IWEA) provides wind energy education and training programs for students and professionals, including workshops, conferences, and online courses.
This open-source wind turbine design project on GitHub provides a platform for students and educators to collaborate on wind turbine design and development, promoting innovation and learning.