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1 Using Hubble Education Program Resources SEPA Conference, June 21-25, 2011 Lucy Albert Carolyn Slivinski Office of Public Outreach
2 The Hubble Education Program Bringing the universe to formal and informal education communities, and engaging educators and students in the adventure of scientific discovery. Amazing Space: standards-based curriculum support tools through the website Amazing Space HubbleSOURCE: professional development for formal and informal educators exhibit components HubbleSOURCE 2
3 The Hubble Education Program Informal Education Formal Education Kiosk Software Hubble Science Briefings Online Explorations Immersive Dome Visualizations Astronomy Lecture Webcasts 3
4 Hubble Education Program Resources Teacher packets available on request! 4
5 Amazing Space website Formal Education 5
6 Amazing Space: Resources by Topic Black Holes Comets and Asteroids Solar System Electromagnetic Spectrum/Light & Color Galaxies Gravity History of Science Hubble Space Telescope Math: Estimating & Sampling Math: Statistics Stars & Stellar Evolution 6
7 Amazing Space: Resources by Type Graphic Organizers Q&A s Student Misconceptions Science Content Reading Materials Pictures and Facts Classroom Activities Online Explorations 7
8 Amazing Space website Formal Education New! Tactile Astronomy Downloadable files for thermal printers Barred Spiral Galaxy Thermal output 8
9 HubbleSOURCE ViewSpace Video documentaries Immersive Dome Visualizations Traveling Exhibits Exhibit components 9
10 HubbleSOURCE Exhibit Components Black Holes: Gravity's Relentless Pull (Kiosk Software available at no cost to informal education institutions!) Display Transparencies Access our digital files to create your own Kodak Duratrans transparency for.backlit images 10
11 HubbleSOURCE Source Materials Video clips & immersive dome visualizations (for planetariums) Images + illustrations Content creator s toolbox (for exhibit designers and media producers) 11
12 HubbleSOURCE Events and Services Telecons & Webcasts Hubble Science Briefings Monthly telecons with HST and JWST scientists, especially for museum and planetarium professionals. Presentation materials are posted online. Lecture Webcasts Academic and general audience lectures are webcast live and archived. Early News Access Articles 12
13 HubbleSOURCE Events and Services Traveling Exhibits: Visions of the Universe Mapping the Cosmos: Images from the Hubble Space Telescope Walters Art Museum, Baltimore MD 13
14 HubbleSOURCE Exhibits and Shows an internet-fed, self-updating, permanent exhibit...the latest and most beautiful in astronomy and earth science...delivered daily 14
15 How to support ViewSpace shows with Hubble Education Program Resources 15
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17 How Science Centers, Museums and Planetariums use Hubble Education Program Resources Resources from Amazing Space and HubbleSOURCE websites are: Standards-based (Amazing Space) Used to support formal educator events and workshops Included on recommended classroom resources lists for formal educators Recommended for use as pre- and/or post-visit activities in K-12 classrooms Integrated into exhibits and cart-based activities Used for pre-engagement to on-site activities Used to support ViewSpace programming Used to provide background information for visitors 17
18 Want to know more? Hope you ll come see us in our booth in the vendor hall! Need Materials? 18
19 Amazing Space & HubbleSOURCE For additional information about Hubble Education Program Materials: Carolyn Slivinski , For additional information about ViewSpace and HubbleSOURCE Services: Lucy Albert ,
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