Internet Links For Science Education: Student-scientist Partnerships (innovations In Science Education And Technology)

Explores The Role Of The Internet And Technology In Encouraging Worldwide Collaborations Between Students And Scientists On Research Projects. Examples Of Working Programs Include The Globe Program, Feederwatch, Sun Photometer Atmospheric Network (span), The Aquanaut Program, Earthwatch, Mars Exploration, And Image Processing For Teaching (ipt). Introduction: New Pathways In Science Education -- The Internet, Technology, And Ssps / Karen C. Cohen -- Ch. 1. Student-scientist Partnerships: Shrewd Maneuvers / Robert F. Tinker -- Ch. 2. The Globe Program: A Model For International Environmental Education / Barrett N. Rock, Tommie R. Blackwell And Danielle Miller [and Others] -- Ch. 3. Feederwatch: An Example Of A Student-scientist Partnership / Rick Bonney And Andre A. Dhondt -- Ch. 4. The Science That Happens Through Partnerships: Sun Photometer Atmospheric Network (span) / Forrest M. Mims Iii -- Ch. 5. The Aquanaut Program / Ivar G. Babb, Peter M. Scheifele And Domenic Tedeschi -- Ch. 6. Earthwatch: Science Education Worldwide / Rachel Nixon -- Ch. 7. Mars Exploration: Students And Scientists Working Together / Daniel Barstow And Cheick Diarra -- Ch. 8. Validating Student Data For Scientific Use: An Example From The Globe Program / Russell G. Congalton And Mimi L. Becker. Edited By Karen C. Cohen. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.