[Viz] AGU Session on Teaching with Visualizations: Call for Abstracts
Jim Slotta
slotta at tels.berkeley.edu
Thu Aug 5 06:17:19 PDT 2004
would be fun to see you guys, as you'll be out here in our neck of the
woods.
Keep me posted if you want to get together in December, or if you'd
like me to be involved in anything pertaining to this meeting. We do
have some new TELS curriculum on the rock cycle that uses some cool
visualizations. Not sure the goal is to help kids think like
geoscientists, though!!
- jds
On Aug 5, 2004, at 6:10 AM, Michelle Hall wrote:
> AGU Session on Teaching with Visualizations: Call for Abstracts
>
> There will be a special session focusing on teaching with
> visualizations
> at the Fall 2004 American Geophysical Union Meeting (Dec 13-17) in San
> Francisco. The session will focus on how we use visualizations to
> reveal
> Earth processes and understand geoscience concepts. We are also
> interested
> in examples of how to develop students' ability to think as
> geoscientists.
> If you interested in submitting an abstract and have questions, please
> contact the convenors listed below.
>
> Session abstract - ED19: Teaching with Visualizations
> Geoscience is one of the most visual of sciences. This session will
> focus
> on the role of visualization in geoscience thinking and the
> development of
> visualization skills in our students. Contributions showcasing
> examples of
> how we use visualizations, including images, animations, and models, to
> help our students understand geoscience concepts and to develop their
> ability to think as geoscientists are encouraged.
>
> Co-convenors:
> Cathy Manduca (cmanduca at carleton.edu),
> Michelle Hall (hall at scieds.com), and
> John Crabaugh (jcrabaug at carleton.edu)
>
> OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION
> Abstract Submission Deadlines:
> On-Line Abstracts must be submitted to AGU by 9 September 2004,
> 2359UT*.
>
> At 2359 UT the local times will be:
> Boston 19.59h
> New Orleans 18.59h
> Seattle 16.59h
> Santiago 19:59h
> Paris 1:59h Friday 10 Sept.
> Moscow 3:59h Friday 10 Sept.
> Tokyo 8:59h Friday 10 Sept.
> Sydney 9:59h Friday 10 Sept.
>
> Membership Requirement:
> Abstracts can be submitted only when the first author is an AGU member
> in
> good standing; if the first author is not an AGU member, the submission
> must be sponsored by an AGU member in good standing who has agreed to
> do
> so.
> Membership application or renewal must be received no later than 27
> August
> 2004 in order to submit an abstract, and the AGU membership number
> must be
> provided with the abstract submission. Membership numbers of first
> authors
> will be validated against the AGU membership database, and submission
> will
> not be allowed unless membership is current.
>
> First Author Policy:
> A person, as first author, may submit one (1) contributed paper and one
> (1) invited paper, if the invitation is approved by a Program Committee
> member for inclusion in the program. If a person accepts the
> invitation to
> be the first author on a second invited paper, this person must forgo
> the
> first author, contributed paper. In order to submit an invited
> abstract,
> the first authors name must appear in the invited author's list
> provided
> by session conveners. The only exception to this policy is the
> submission
> of abstract to Education (ED) or Public Affairs (PA) sessions. For
> details
> on these exceptions please visit In summary, a first author can have
> the
> following combination of submissions.
> a. 1 contributed abstract
> b. 1 contributed and 1 invited
> c. 2 invited abstracts, but no contributed abstracts
> d. 2 contributed abstracts only if one is submitted to a planned
> Education OR Public Affairs sessions.
>
> Full submission guidelines can be found on the AGU Web site on the 2004
> Fall Meeting page, www.agu.org/meetings/fm04/
>
> AGU website: Further information is available at the AGU website at
> http://www.agu.org/
>
>
> Michelle Hall
> Science Education Solutions
> 4200 W. Jemez Rd.
> Suite 301
> Los Alamos, NM 87544
> 505-663-5365
>
>
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