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Using
the Internet As an Effective Science Teaching
Tool
Part
I. Creating the On-Line Science Class
Part
II. Net Structures
Part
III. Collaborative Science Projects
Part
IV. Internet Based Lessons
Part
V. Websites for Science Educators
Collaborative Science Projects on the Net
Collaborative Science
Project Focus of the
Project A network of environmental educators who support
a series of collaborative projects including acid
rain, batnet, birdwatch, coyote howl, insectworld,
plants, roadkill, salt tract, vernal pools, water
shed, and whale net. A k-12 project linking students, teachers and
scientists around the world to learn about the
environment. An environmental science project linking
students and teachers around the world to
investigate a series of projects, including the
green classroom, Project Clean Air, Project Water
Watch, Project Solid Waste, Project Soil and
Project EarthMonth. An educational program that enables students to
investigate the Universe while applying tools and
concepts from science, math and technology.
Designing Project Using CLEO
CLEO enables you to design your own colloboritive project online. The tools and procedures are available from the CLEO website.
http://cleo.terc.edu/cleo/cleo-home.cfm
Additional Collaborative Science Projects
- Desert and Desertification Project
- Feeder Watch
- Green: Global Rivers Environmental Education Network
- High School Human Genome Project
- I*EARN: International Educational Resources Network
- Journey North
- Kids as Global Scienctists
- Monarch Watch
- NASA" Online Interactive Projects
- Project Pigeon Watch
- SPAN: Sun Photomoter Atmosperhic Networks
Clearing Houses of Collaborative Projects
