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Partner
Projects
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Pulse of the Planet’s Kids’ Science Challenge -- is a nationwide competition for third to sixth graders to submit experiments and problems for real scientists and engineers to solve. It will use an innovative range of new and traditional media -- lesson plans for classrooms, podcasts, virtual communities, after-school activities, online games -- and students can earn fun incentives and win prizes while learning about science.
- Is Your Bus Exhausting? - - This air quality curriculum is designed to incrementally lead students, Grades 6 – 8, through Internet-based and hands-on learning experiments to discover not only the science behind air quality, but also the health implications related to poor air quality exposure.
- The Morgan
Tutorial -- a web-based hypermedia
tutorial which investigates the field of genetics.
Developed by the Waksman Institute at Rutgers University.
- Learning
through Collaborative Visualization --
The NIE project supports and promotes this project
which brings together students, teachers and researchers
to find new ways to think about and practice science
in the classroom.
- The
Leo-15 Ocean Research Station Data and Lesson Plans --
Internet activities that focus on current research
efforts at the Long-term Ecosystem Observatory in
15 meters, known as LEO-15. These activities utilize
real-time data from the Institutesí Marine
Remote Sensing Laboratory and a meteorological tower
located at the Rutgers University Marine Field Station
in Tuckerton, NJ.
- Tropical
Biology in Costa Rica
-- Dr. Rebecca Kapley, Assistant Professor of Biology at Cuyahoga Community
College from Cleveland, OH lead a team of undergraduate students to study
the tropical biology of the different regions of Costa Rica and communicated
with students via e-mail and this web site. CHECK IT OUT!
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