PS 55 - Education: Tools & Technology

Thursday, August 15, 2019: 4:30 PM-6:30 PM
Exhibit Hall, Kentucky International Convention Center
Open tools for NEON data: Code and tools to work with NEON data created by NEON scientists and contributed by the community
Megan A. Jones, Battelle, National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON); Claire K. Lunch, National Ecological Observatory Network - Battelle; Christine Laney, Battelle, National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON); David J. Durden, National Ecological Observatory Network – Battelle
Communicating scientific topics with the public: A look at medium choice
Allison K. Rhanor, National Great Rivers Research and Education Center; Charlie A. Blake, National Great Rivers Research and Education Center
NEON Data in the Classroom: Using the QUBES Platform and Faculty Mentoring Networks to Build, Adapt, and Publish Data-Driven Teaching Resources
Kusum Naithani, University of Arkansas; Megan A. Jones, National Ecological Observatory Network – Battelle; Kristine L. Grayson, University of Richmond
Big Ideas: Curriculum helps faculty teach students to use citizen science data to answer real-world questions
LoriAnne Barnett, USA National Phenology Network; Katharine Gerst, University of Arizona; Erin O'Connell, University of Minnesota - Duluth; Claire O'Neill, Earthwise Aware; Blake Steiner, University of Arizona
Forest Fungi Project: integrating citizen science and undergraduate education to produce a versatile dataset
Kathleen Thompson, University of Wisconsin; Cassandra Allsup, University of Wisconsin; Richard Lankau, University of Wisconsin
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