Explore the technology of Amazon’s Fulfillment Centers
From our online store to your doorstep, discover how computer science, state-of-the-art engineering, and incredible people deliver customer orders at Amazon.
A virtual field trip for every future engineer
Computer science focus
Aligned to NGSS, CSTA, and ISTE standards, this 45 minute interactive tour explores how algorithms, machine learning, and more power our fulfillment process.
Workforce exposure
During the tour, students travel to different “tour stops” to learn how our fulfillment system works and to meet the real-life engineers who brought the technology to life.
Download our Teacher Toolkit to get a facilitation guide, worksheets, certificates, and extension learning opportunities to support students during and after the tour.
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Hosting a tour provides the best experience for classrooms with 1:1 devices. Educators run their own tour and enable students to compete against their classmates as they explore the technology and careers of the future. Choose the grades K-5 or 6+ tour. Each tour has 2 ways to watch: A full tour (45-60 min) or split in half to tour over multiple days (25-30 min each day). Each course contains the Kahoot! tours, a vocab quiz, and Q&A with our tour leaders.
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For solo learners or classrooms without 1:1 devices, utilize our single player tours. Use and share the links below to access the tour. Students move through the Kahoot! at their own pace and compete against previous players. Teachers can also use these tours to project on the screen if they do not have student devices.
Our Teacher Toolkit provides educators with a facilitation guide, student worksheets, and extension activities aligned to NGSS, CSTA, and ISTE standards. Use these materials to discover all the possibilities with computer science learning and to set students up for success before, during, and after the tour.
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FAQ
What will my class see on the tour?
Our elementary Kahoot! version (Grades K-5) focuses on how hardware, software, and people work together to form a delivery system to safely get customers their order.
The secondary Kahoot! version (Grades 6+) and live tour dives deeper on the computer science, robotics, and machine learning involved in Amazon’s fulfillment process. See the Teacher Toolkit to learn more.
The secondary Kahoot! version (Grades 6+) and live tour dives deeper on the computer science, robotics, and machine learning involved in Amazon’s fulfillment process. See the Teacher Toolkit to learn more.
How long is the tour?
The elementary (K-5) Kahoot! experience should take about 45 minutes, and the secondary (grades 6+) Kahoot! is designed to take about an hour.
Is there a recording of the tour that I can use with my class?
Yes! Play the tour on Kahoot! with students as they compete against classmates while learning computer science and exploring careers. Trivia and reflection questions are embedded throughout the tour to keep students engaged and test their knowledge.
What grade levels can attend?
All grades can attend! The tours include content accessible to each grade and teachers can use the Teacher Toolkit to adjust learning how they see fit.
The Elementary Kahoot! is great for grades K-5, and the Secondary Kahoot! is great for grades 6+.
The Elementary Kahoot! is great for grades K-5, and the Secondary Kahoot! is great for grades 6+.
What computer science topics will be covered on the tour?
The following computer science topics will be introduced and explained in real-life context during the tour: algorithm, cloud computing, sensor, efficiency, database, quality control, machine learning, hardware, and software.
Can I share my screen to my remote learners?
Yes!
The Kahoot! tours are best played by projecting the tour in a classroom with students connecting via their own devices. You may also choose to assign the Kahoot! to students individually or project the Kahoot! and work through it together as a class.
The Kahoot! tours are best played by projecting the tour in a classroom with students connecting via their own devices. You may also choose to assign the Kahoot! to students individually or project the Kahoot! and work through it together as a class.
What student data is collected?
All student responses collected during the Kahoot! experiences are anonymous.
How much does this cost?
The tour, and all materials included in the accompanying Teacher Toolkit, are provided to teachers at no cost.
Can individual students sign up by themselves, independent of a class?
Yes, absolutely. Students may play independently on Kahoot! by visiting the Grades K-5 Kahoot! or the Grades 6+ Kahoot!.
When will in-person tours resume?
In person tours are limited to small groups, and will be a standard non-Amazon Future Engineer fulfillment center tour. These tours will not be tailored to students. Visit https://amazontours.com/na for more information on in person tours.
What type of accessibility accommodations do you offer for virtual tours?
The FC Tour team currently offers closed captioning on the general public video tour in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Polish, and Czech. We are working to incorporate captioning into our live and Kahoot! Amazon Future Engineer virtual tours, but it is not available at this time.
Where can I go for a regular FC Tour?
Head to https://amazontours.com/ to join a non-computer science themed Amazon Virtual FC Tour.
Who can I contact for questions?
Please reach out to afe-contact@amazon.com for any questions.
Something went wrong with my registration. Who should I contact?
If you believe something went wrong during your registration, email afe-contact@amazon.com for assistance.