61. AAPT Astronomy Education:Resources astronomy education Resources. Astronomy Planetarium; Espenak's Eclipse HomePage. astronomy education Research, Standards astronomy education Review; http://courses.ncssm.edu/kolena/aec/resource.htm

Astronomy Education Resources NEWS AND JOURNALS For the latest astronomy news: The Cosmic Mirror Today@nasa.gov Space Telescope Science Institute Popular magazines with weekly or monthly postings of interesting sky events and recent discoveries: Sky and Telescope Astronomy Mercury Magazine What's up in the sky This Week's Sky at a Glance from Sky and Telescope tonight's sky from Astronomy this month's Skywatcher's Diary from Abrams Planetarium Espenak's Eclipse Home Page Astronomy Education Research, Standards Astronomy Education Review Field-tested Learning Assessment Guide (FLAG) validated assessment tools in astronomy (ncludes (includes ADT2) Astronomy Diagnostic Test Astronomy in the NSES (National Science Education Standards): K-4 5-8 9-12 SABER AAS bibliography ASTRONOMY IMAGES and DATA Space Telescope Science Institute (Hubble Space Telescope) Astronomy Picture of the Day Chandra X-Ray Observatory Sloan Digital Sky Survey SkyView Virtual Observatory ... The Hipparcos Space Astrometry Mission TEACHING RESOURCES sites devoted to Astronomy teaching (K-12 and college) Image Processing Resources for Astronomy Teachers Nebraska Astronomy Applet Project UC Santa Barbara Astrophysics Project Hands-On Universe ... Project CLEA Contemporary Lab Experiences in Astronomy GalaxSee Curriculum Resources computer modeling of galaxy formation The Astrophysics Applet Collection from U of Oregon Lunar phases web tool Universe in the Classroom Astronomical Society of the Pacific Education Resources Busy Teachers' WebSite Center for Science Education Educators page

62. HubbleSite The official online home of the Hubble Space Telescope has images, news, facts, astronomy education resources, games, and a multimedia trip through time. http://hubble.stsci.edu/

Out of the ordinary ...out of this world. Chances are you haven't seen what NASA's orbiting Hubble Space Telescope sees. Hubble sees the raw beauty of the universe from above Earth's atmosphere and sends back a portrait of the universe in exquisite detail. Here's your chance to leave the ground for a while... and see what Hubble sees. News of Hubble's science and remarkable discoveries Gorgeous pictures of stars planets galaxies nebulae , and more Richly illustrated facts about the telescope and its instruments Weather on Mars and comet collisions about us contact us glossary

63. AAPT Astronomy Education:Committee Members AAPT astronomy education Committee. astronomy education Committee Members.as of June 2002 AAPT astronomy education Committee Home Page. http://courses.ncssm.edu/kolena/aec/members.htm

AAPT Astronomy Education Committee Astronomy Education Committee Members as of June 2002 Michael Zeilik (03), Chair University of New Mexico Department of Physics and Astronomy Albuquerque, NM 87131-1156 Phone: (505) 277-4442; Fax: (505) 277-1520 zeilik@la.unm.edu Beth Hufnagel (03) Anne Arundel Community College Physical Science Dept 101 College Parkway Arnold, MD 21012 Phone: (410) 777-2271; Fax: (410) 777-2525 brhufnagel@mail.aacc.cc.md.us Michael Bennett (04) NASA Ames Research Center M/S 144-2 Moffett Field, CA 94035 Phone: (650) 604-2128; Fax: (650) 604-1984 mbennett@astrosociety.org Rebecca Lindell (05) Southern Illonois Univ-Edwardsville Dept of Physics Edwardsville, IL 62026-1654 Phone: (618) 659-0875 rlindell@siue.edu Richard Ditteon (05) Rose-Hulman Inst of Tech 5500 Wabash Ave CM-171 Terre Haute, IN 47803-3999 Phone: (812) 877-8247 ditteon@rose-hulman.edu Stephen M. Pompea (03) 1321 East 10th Street Tucson, AZ 85719-5808 Phone: (602) 792-2366; Fax: (602) 622-2122 spompea@as.arizona.edu Isadoros Doxas (04) Dept. of Physics CB390 University of Colorado Boulder, CO 80309

64. Star Class - Astronomy Education Star Class astronomy education. The Star Class - astronomy educationweb site is currently located at http//www.starclass.com.au. http://www.angelfire.com/sc/starclass/

this.location="http://www.starclass.com.au"; // End of JavaScript code > Star Class - Astronomy Education This web site is designed to be used by anyone interested in astronomy. Its focus is towards amateur astronomers in Australia. We provide internet and information resources to help you learn more about astronomy. These include a email mailing list astronomy discussion forum, an astronomy chat site, an astronomy and space news service, and an astronomy links search engine. We also offer classroom/community multimedia presentations, a childrens astronomy club, a star gazers kit and more. This is a redirection site. You should automatically be redirected to the main page within 10 seconds. If not please click the link below. The Star Class - Astronomy Education web site is currently located at: http://www.starclass.com.au

65. Astronomy Education Resources http://stryder.as.utexas.edu/~pamela/AstroEd.html

The e-Resource Page for Astro Education “The 700 page, 3 pound dinosaurs will disappear.” Robert J. Dukes Site Index Astronomy Education Sites Popular Astronomy Sites Astronomy Software General and Optical Astronomy Images ... Planetary Astronomy Sites This site is designed to assist Astronomy Educators in designing lectures and finding resourses to use in their classrooms. Particular emphasis is given to college level instruction, but the much material is also relevant to K-12 teachers. This site is a work in progress and users are encouraged to make suggestions on how to improve its content and layout. - Pamela Gay Astronomy Education Sites The Astronomy 101 Clearinghouse Project CLEA Astronomy Diagnostic Test Popular Astronomy Sites Bad Astronomy Space Dot Com SpaceWeather.com NASA Home Multimedia Collection (with some movies) HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE Index Search Home Education Hubble Heritage Project Gallery Search Home Voting ... Information Astronomy Picture of the Day Index Search Today's Picture Education The Deep Photographic Guide to the Constellations Index Search Home NOAO Image Gallary Home Physics 2000 Dr. Darkmatter Presents

66. Online Journal Of Astronomy Education Online Journal of astronomy education. A Peer Reviewed Journal. ContentsIntroduction Sky Watch Today Online Astronomy Resources http://planet.tvi.cc.nm.us/artsci/Astronomy/OJAE/

Online Journal of Astronomy Education A Peer Reviewed Journal Contents Introduction Sky Watch Today Online Astronomy Resources

67. Astronomy Education Other astronomy education Opportunities. This is a great opportunity to reinforceyour astronomy education and to learn how the Observatory's equipment works. http://www.eg.bucknell.edu/physics/astronomy/

Astronomical Opportunities Physics Dept Majors SPS Coffee Talks ... REU Astronomy Course Info Web Resources Bucknell Astronomical Opportunities for Bucknell Students The Astronomy Program is integrated into the Physics curriculum, and is designed to be accessible to majors and non-majors alike. In addition to courses, the Astronomy Program offers opportunities teaching and research in the field. Students interested in concentrating their studies in astronomy are encouraged to major in Physics and take ASTR 201 and 301 as electives for that major. Additional opportunities for advanced study and/or research participation are available through Independent Research or Honors Thesis programs (see below) . In-depth exposure to astronomical research is available through our summer research program. Interested non-majors can obtain a general exposure to astronomy through the ASTR 101-102 survey sequence. The motivated student can follow this up as a Teaching Assistant for this sequence. Many TA's are non-majors and it's a great opportunity for those interested in teaching (especially science teaching) careers. Astronomy Courses Offered Astronomy 101-102 Students interested in a non-technical introduction to astronomy are encouraged to take the ASTR 101 and/or ASTR 102 survey courses. These courses are designed to introduce students to the way astronomy is done and concentrates on how we know what we know about the universe. Neither course has a prerequisite, and each qualify as lab science courses for non-majors.

68. Astronomy: Education course at the University of Idaho; The Nature of the Universe, Astronomy 101 from OSSEducation and Public Outreach; Spacelink, a large virtual library of NASA's http://www.astro.caltech.edu/~pls/astronomy/education.html

Astronomy Education This represents a small sample of astronomical educational resources: AAS Education Initiative Arizona Mars K-12 Education Project ASP Resources Project ASTRO Teacher's Newsletter Challenger Center Cosmology CMB FAQ - Cosmic Microwave Background Cosmology and the Big Bang Cosmology FAQ Cosmology Tutorial The Evolution of the Universe , from Scientific American Theoretical Cosmology at UIUC Courses On-Line (including labs) The Astronomical Perspective , Astronomy 101 from Harvard University Binary Star software CLEA Project - Contemporary Laboratory Experiences in Astronomy How Do We Know , an excellent lab course at the University of Idaho The Nature of the Universe , Astronomy 101 from Cornell University Northwestern University Virtual Laboratory from the University of Oregon NASA Resources CONNECT , a developer of educational videos and associated classroom materials LEARNERS - Leading Educators to Applications, Research and NASA-related Educational Resources in Science OSS Education and Public Outreach Spacelink , a large virtual library of NASA's educational resources Project Astrodata - value-added educational tutorials for HST data Project NOVA , working to produce enhanced scientific literacy for new teachers Quest , NASA's K-12 Internet Initiative Radio Astronomy INSPIRE Radio Jove Undergraduate Research Educational Initiative from MIT Haystack Observatory Radio and TV Programs Stardate Online from McDonald Observatory Star Gazer , with Jack Horkheimer RISE - Resources for Involving Scientists in Education

69. Physics & Astronomy Education Links PHYSICS astronomy education Links. University/College EducationResources. Saskatchewan Education Basic Physics Notes (Unit 20). http://www.phys.uregina.ca/education.html

Education Links University/College Education Resources Saskatchewan Education Basic Physics Notes (Unit 20) Saskatchewan Education Basic Notes. Saskatchewan Education Basic Physics Notes (Unit 30) Saskatchewan Education Basic Notes. Physics Lecture Hall A project of the University of Texas which provides lecture notes, assignments, and related materials on a wide variety of university physics subjects, ranging from introductory mechanics, to graduate quantum mechanics. Useful for students and professors alike. Astronomy Lecture Hall Similar as above, but mostly includes introductory astronomy materials. Net Advance of Physics Review articles, tutorials, and lecture notes in physics and astrophysics from MIT for scientists and graduate students. Topics cover all the branches of the field, from astrophysics to supersymmetry. Physics News Update A weekly digest of physics discoveries provided by the American Institute of Physics EDUCAUSE Transforming Education through Information Technologies. Science Web A compendium of Canadian science and technology.

70. Astronomy Education astronomy education. I am personally committed to the teaching ofastronomy and to the public understanding of science. I believe http://www.star.ucl.ac.uk/~iac/education.html

Astronomy Education I am personally committed to the teaching of astronomy and to the public understanding of science. I believe that researchers ought actively to contribute to the teaching of their subject at all levels, and I have experience of astronomy teaching at university (undergraduate and postgraduate, including the first-year astronomy course Foundations of Astronomy at UCL); adult education (mostly evening classes, including several under the auspices of the WEA ); and secondary and primary schools. I regard inspiring school children with the wonders of astronomy as particularly important, both as an integral part of science education and because I think important social and political consequences follow from a proper understanding of the cosmic perspective . For this reason I am a member of the The Association for Astronomy Education , under the auspices of which I have compiled a list of professional astronomers who are prepared to give school talks . I have outlined the rationale behind this initiative in ``Wanderers in space: the case for peripatetic astronomy teachers,'' Astronomy Now , 54, (1991). I am also a frequent lecturer at

71. AAE Speakers List Association for astronomy education. Patron The Astronomer Royal. TheAssociation for astronomy education is a Registered Charity 1046041. http://www.star.ucl.ac.uk/~iac/aae_list.html

Association for Astronomy Education Patron: The Astronomer Royal c/o The Royal Astronomical Society, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London W1J 0BQ The Association for Astronomy Education is a Registered Charity: 1046041 List of professional astronomers available to give talks to schools As a service to astronomy education, the AAE has compiled the following list of professional astronomers who are willing to give talks in schools. Teachers wishing to make use of this service should contact potential speakers directly. Audio-visual requirements, and possible travel expenses, should be discussed with individual speakers. In addition to the talks listed, many speakers may also be prepared to talk about general astronomy to younger children, or to offer advice on degree courses and astronomy-related careers; interested teachers are encouraged to discuss these possibilities with speakers in advance. Some regions of the UK contain universities which maintain their own web-based speakers lists, and internet users may access these by clicking on the appropriate hyper-linked place names below. Area Speaker Subject of Talk Ages Contact Address Phone/Fax Email Armagh Dr Ed Solar System and Beyond Any age Armagh Planetarium

72. Lake Afton Observatory Home Page: Astronomy Education Resources And Astronomical A part of The Fairmount Center for Science and Mathematics Education at Wichita State University .Category Science Astronomy Observatories Teaching and Public...... Kansas Astronomical Observers Wichita's Astronomy Club, Resources to the Sky -sky information and the Fairmount Center for Science and Mathematics Education. http://webs.wichita.edu/lapo/

Lake Afton Public Observatory A part of The Fairmount Center for Science and Mathematics Education at Wichita State University Welcome to the Web pages for Lake Afton Public Observatory. Here you will find descriptions and schedules for our public programs, selected astronomical images, and a whole lot more. Current Public Programs at the Observatory: Women in Astronomy Current Events in Astronomy Next Photography Program: Saturn Saturday, March 8, 2003 @ 10:00 p.m. 2003 Observatory Calendar of Public Programs 2003 Public Programs Brochure in Adobe Acrobat format These pages were last updated 01-10-2003 What's New? Lake Afton Public Observatory WWW Resources: About the Observatory - directions, maps, etc. Monthly Binocular Sky Maps Skylights the Observatory Newsletter Comets Page ... Kansas Astronomical Observers - Wichita's Astronomy Club Resources to the Sky - sky information, how to see satellites, links and more! Exploring the Solar System Astronomy Links Awards for This Web Site! Weather from the Wichita NWS Office ... An Introduction to Light Pollution from the International Dark Sky Association Wichita State University Sedgwick County Information Network WSU Physics ... Fairmount Center Home Page This page is maintained by the Lake Afton Public Observatory and the Fairmount Center for Science and Mathematics Education . Send your questions and comments to Observatory@wichita.edu

73. EAAE Nederland Home Page Welkom op de Nederlandse EAAE Homepage European Association for astronomy educationEAAENederland (eaae@fys.ruu.nl) p/a Gert Schooten, Holtmate 14, 8014 HA http://www.phys.uu.nl/~eaae/

Welkom op de Nederlandse EAAE Homepage European Association for Astronomy Education EAAE-Nederland ( eaae@fys.ruu.nl p/a Gert Schooten, Holtmate 14, 8014 HA Zwolle Catch a star! - Wedstrijd voor middelbare scholieren in het kader van de Europese week voor Wetenschap en Techniek. Leerlingen kunnen bijv. in het kader van een practische opdracht voor ANW hier aan deelnemen. Hoofdprijs is een reis naar de VLT-telescopen van de ESO in Chili ! Deadline 1 november 2002. Starry Night Backyard - Hier kun je in het kort kennismaken met de mogelijkheden van dit programma dat zeer goed aansluit bij het onderwerp ‘Zonnestelsel en heelal’ in ANW. Een trialversie van dit planetariumprogramma is te vinden in de Informatiemap Sterrenkunde voor ANW van de Nederlandse Astronomen Club (NAC) en de Nederlandse Onderzoeksschool Voor Astronomie (NOVA) die alle scholen eind januari 2001 hebben ontvangen - De Zon - Download de PowerPoint presentatie van de lezing De actieve Zon (periodieke verschijnselen en hun invloed op aarde) - Eddy Echternach, Robert Wielinga (Nederlandse Astronomen Club), NVON-congres 25 maart 2000 -

74. Astronomy Education Links starters. Courses. Astronomy 161 The Solar System. astronomy educationResources. Galaxies and the Universe Extensive Online Course Notes. http://pages.sprint.ca/todd/files/edu.html

The Accretion Disk Navigation Bar Main General Educational Solar Universe Magazines Observatories ... Search Engines Table of Contents General Astronomy for Beginners Courses Dictionaries ... United States General An Atlas of the Universe ASK ERIC Astronomical Books Online Astronomical Data Center ... John Grells' Basic Astronomy Page a simple introduction to some astronomy topics NASA Planetary Fact Sheets National Science Foundation Information Reading The Skies Space Calendar ... Students for the Exploration and Development of Space - SEDS Astronomy for Beginners Absolute Beginners Astronomy and Telescopes Page ASTRONOMY 4 DUMMIES - A Reference 4 the Rest of Us! Dark Sky Amateurs Sky and Telescope - How to Start Right In Astronomy ... Tom Campbell's AMATEUR ASTRONOMY interesting and helpful site for starters Courses Astronomy 161 The Solar System Astronomy Education Resources Galaxies and the Universe - Extensive Online Course Notes Jack Troeger's Astronomy Course For High Schools ... Project Clea this website is designed primarily to distribute software to teachers The Electronic Universe Project : Astronomy Hyper-Textbooks Universe in the Classroom great resource, there is much interesting information here

75. New Texas Astronomy Education Center Breaks Ground Today At McDonald Observatory 29 July 2000 New Texas astronomy education Center Breaks Ground Todayat McDonald Observatory. FORT DAVIS, Texas Today, a unique http://mcdonaldobservatory.org/news/releases/2000/0729.html

Contact About Friends of McDonald StarDate Online Sign up for Sky Tips Releases Images Fact Sheets ... Access 29 July 2000 New Texas Astronomy Education Center Breaks Ground Today at McDonald Observatory FORT DAVIS, Texas: Today, a unique, bilingual astronomy science center takes a step closer to its goal of bringing the wonders and excitement of science and technology to Texans and visitors alike. A groundbreaking ceremony will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. on July 29, 2000, to mark the beginning of construction of the Texas Astronomy Education Center at McDonald Observatory, a research facility of the University of Texas. The Texas Astronomy Education Center will showcase one of the nation’s top science exhibits, "Decoding Starlight," an interactive exhibit for all ages that explains how astronomers use spectroscopy to understand the universe. Other features include a 74-seat orientation theater, classrooms, a telescope park, and a star amphitheater. Construction of the $7.7 million, 11,000-square-foot Center, which will open in fall 2001, gets underway later this year. According to Frank Bash, "Our new Visitors Center is designed especially to tell the people who support what we do at McDonald Observatory and to excite Texas kids about science and technology using astronomical examples. These future scientists, engineers, and technicians have a very important role to play in the increasingly high-tech future of Texas."

76. Malama Mauna Kea - Astronomy Education Committee astronomy education Committee Many experts consider Mauna Kea to be the finest locationfor landbased astronomy in the world ? or at least the best in the http://www.malamamaunakea.org/Astronomy/astronomy.html

Astronomy Education Committee Many experts consider Mauna Kea to be the finest location for land-based astronomy in the world ‚ or at least the best in the northern hemisphere. Its summit rises 13,796 feet above sea level ‚ well above the clouds, which tend to settle at around the 9,000-foot level. As a result, astronomers are afforded clear viewing for more than 300 days out of each year. Situated on an island in the middle of the Pacific, Mauna Kea is well buffered by thousands of miles of ocean with little of the air and light pollution that plague other locales. The presence of many of the worldís most sophisticated astronomical facilities presents world-class educational opportunities as well. MKMBís Astronomy Education Committee seeks to maximize these opportunities by encouraging the interaction between astronomers and the local community. Astronomy Education Committee members include: Jim Beletic, David Byrne, Heather Cole, Christine Copes, Richard Crowe, Janice Jenner, Alice Kawakami, Jim Kennedy, Peter Michaud, Andrew Perala, Barbara Robertson, Ian Shelton, Dolly Strazar, Nancy Tashima, and OMKM outreach officer Arnold Hiura. The Astronomy Education Committee meeting provides an opportunity for all participants to share the educational objectives and activities of their respective organizations. There are many educational projects and programs aimed at offering astronomy and space science opportunities for Big Island students and teachers.

77. Malama Mauna Kea - Astronomy Education Committee astronomy education Links The NOMISS program, funded by NASA and administeredby UHHilo, aims to extend educational opportunities for underrepresented http://www.malamamaunakea.org/Astronomy/astron_links.html

Astronomy Education Links The NOMISS program , funded by NASA and administered by UH-Hilo, aims to extend educational opportunities for underrepresented minorities. The Onizuka Center for International Astronomy Visitor Information Station (VIS) features educational exhibits and regular public programs. For information, check the VIS website. University of Hawaiëi at Manoa, Institute for Astronomy Mauna Kea Astronomy Education Center Origins of Astronomy in Hawaiëi, by Walter Steiger IFA Scouts Astronomy Committee Astronomy Links

78. Astronomy Education The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://sunrise.hc.keio.ac.jp/~mariko/educ/edupaper0.html

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79. U.K. Physics & Astronomy: Education & Outreach Physics astronomy education and Outreach. The Graduate Program Apply for graduatestudy or for our undergraduate fellowship program! The Undergraduate Program. http://www.pa.uky.edu/educational.html

Education and Outreach The Graduate Program Apply for graduate study or for our undergraduate fellowship program The Undergraduate Program Undergraduate Physics Lectures We offer a series of talks suitable for an undergraduate audience. Here is a list of the titles, abstracts, and speakers. Course Descriptions (from the UK Bulletin) UK Observatory Course Home Pages Physics Tutors Science Workshops for Elementary School Teachers!!! J. Straley January 2003

80. Student Project Group, EAAE EAAE, THE EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION FOR astronomy education, AmtsgymnasietiS=nderborg. European Student Project Group Work Group 4. AGS. http://www.amtsgym-sdbg.dk/as/eaae-rep.htm

THE E UROPEAN A SSOCIATION FOR Astronomy Education European Student Project Group Work Group #4 AGS EAAE teachers exchange ideas about astronomy teaching The European Association for Astronomy Education is a non profit, pan European association intending to improve the conditions for teaching astronomy in both primary schools as well as high schools. Several groups have worked on different fields during since the EAAE was formed, Summer schools , web based cooperations, etc - some of the latter are presented below. Astronomy Teaching Didactical Mailing List - or write to the adress below Below you may find a links to pages from previous EAAE co-projects, e.g. the Astronomy On Line 1996+97 Sea and Space 1998 Lunar Eclipse 2001 - how to measure the Lunar Distance. The Solar Eclipse 99 Example of reports : in English - in Danish-Swedish Example of German report Aurora Project Due to the increased solar activity, aurora intensity is expected to increase to the very high levels, we did experience in 1989-91. Student exercises, science lab-suggestions, etc- have been prepared for the web - including suggestions on how to photograph auroras.

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