EET Implementation Information

After you have participated in an EET Data Analysis Workshop and carried out a classroom project or activity with your students, you may participate in an EET Implementation Online Discussion.

In the Classroom

The case study of an EET chapter serves as an example of one way in which you might apply the data analysis techniques of the chapter to explore issues or concepts in science, technology or mathematics. Some teachers have implemented the EET case studies as written. Others have adapted the use of the tool, dataset, and analysis techniques to meet their curricular goals.

Sharing Classroom Projects and Activities

Download and complete the template below to share the results of how you have incorporated the techniques of an EET chapter into your teaching. Let us know how you used the EET in the classroom by describing the projects and activities that you carried out with your students. In addition to this template, post a PowerPoint presentation or a text file with screen shots to document your results. Include examples of representative student work (without names) and any handouts or introductory materials you may have provided to accompany the project/activity.

If the materials you used come from other sources and are copy written, please cite where they come from. If you developed the materials you used, then please cite them with Your Name, Copyright Year. For example, Susan Smith, Copyright 2010.

EET Workshops Implementation Template (Microsoft Word 30kB Sep4 07)

This file contains a template for sharing the classroom projects and activities you carried out after participating in an EET Data Analysis Workshop. Right-click on a PC or control-click on a Mac to download the template from the link above.

When you have participated in a follow Up EET Implementation Discussion (below), completed the Implementation Survey, and posted your completed template and your accompanying PowerPoint or text document and commented on what others have done, Carla McAuliffe will be in touch with you for the stipend payment procedure.

If you have any questions, please email Carla_McAuliffe@terc.edu.

More About the Earth Exploration Toolbook Workshops Project

Implementation Survey

Please fill out a post-implementation survey for each workshop you implemented. If you were at three workshops, then you would fill out the survey 3 times.

Implementation Survey

Create an Account in the SERC CMS

This project is hosted by the Science Education Resource Center (SERC) at Carleton College. The Content Mangagement System (CMS) enables us to have online discussions. Before you can engage in an online discussion with your colleagues, you will need to create an account in the SERC CMS. If you have an account from Eyes in the Sky II, you may use it.

Show me how to create an account

Show me how to create a new thread and add an attachment

How to Post a Comment

Click on the "Create New Thread" link at the bottom of the page.
Fill in a name for your post. For example, ""Albedo Map, January 2009," and click the "Create this new thread" button.
Write your comments in the text box titled "Add to the Discussion." Then Click on "Include a file with this post" below the text box to add your attachment.
Provide basic information about the file you are attaching. Click "Show Optional Fields" to fill in additional information about the file.
Choose the appropriate file type for your attachment and provide a name for the file.
Provide information about the authorship/reuse license for your attachment. Click "Choose a different authorship/reuse options" if you do not own the copyright to the file you are attaching.
For files owned by someone else, fill in the appropriate information.
Click Post this message to publish your comment and attachment. Click on one of the links for your discussion section to return to the main discussion page.

Implementation Discussions

Go to the workshop title to post a comment and upload implementation documents. You will need to use your login from the registration above or one you created for another project that uses the SERC CMS. If your workshop title is not listed below, check back soon.

Winter-Spring 2011 Workshops