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84 results for "Educators"

84 results for "Educators"

WWT Educators Workshop

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This workshop is geared toward educators at all levels who are interested in using WWT to teach astronomy in their classrooms. 9am -12pm: WWT in the Classroom Overview of WWT Interface Introducing WWT to Students Sample topics, and WWT activities to help...

3D features for science teachers and astronomy educators

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This video is designed to give science teachers and astronomy educators an overview of WWT's 3D model of the solar system and cosmos. We demonstrate how WWT can help students understand and visualize: night and day seasons Moon phases parallax distances...

WWT Educators Tour

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A Tour introducing ways you can use WWT in both formal and informal educational settings. Lisa walks you through many of the key features in the WWT interface. This tour gives an overview of these WWT features: how to pause while viewing a tour, explore...

AAS WorldWide Telescope in Outreach and Education

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Session led by Patricia Udomprasert In Part 1 of this session, invited speakers will present brief examples of WWT being used in a variety of educational settings, including Astro 101 classes, K12 science, online courses, and planetaria. Part 2 of the...

WWT in Research and Education, AAS Meeting

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Learn live, through hands-on demonstrations, how you can use WorldWide Telescope in your research, teaching, and public outreach. We will rotate through a repeating schedule of short sessions throughout the day. 10:00 Overview of WWT 10:15 WWT in...

Astronomy Visualization for Education and Outreach
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About 50 participants came to a discussion on the benefits and potential obstacles of using astronomy visualization tools for education and public outreach (EPO). Representatives of five different EPO organizations shared information on their project...