NASA JPL/NSTA Web Seminars:

NASA JPL/NSTA Web Seminar Series, 2007-2008

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory collaborated with NSTA and developed a series of free Web Seminars for science educators on the topic of Mars Exploration. Monthly seminars were held from September 2007 - June 2008 including science content updates and information about related educational resources available from NASA. These web seminars were designed for K-12 grade level educators. All of the presenters are veteran educators and practitioners in the area of space exploration and classroom instruction. See our archive to view the seminars in their entirety. PowerPoint presentations are also available.

Learn more about the features of the Web Seminar and read answers to frequently asked questions from participants.

Recent NASA JPL Web Seminars:

Read about the topics covered, download the PowerPoint presentations, and see available archived programs from the comfort of your own office or home!

• Mars Exploration Rovers: Where Are They Now?
• Robotic Exploration of the Red Planet
• Imagine Mars
• Using Earth to Explore Mars
• Exploring Mars with CRISM and the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
• Inquire, Engage, and Explore: The Mars Students Imaging Project
• Are We Alone? IV
• How Science REALLY Gets Done
• Are We Alone? III
• Robotics Engineering: Big Toys, Big Fun
• How Science REALLY Gets Done
• Using Earth to Explore Mars
• Inquire, Engage, and Explore: The Mars Student Imaging Project
• NASA JPL/NSTA Web Seminar Series, 2006-2007

For more information contact webseminars@nsta.org

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