Project History and Collaborations : Education Materials

LIVE Webcast Events

Interactive Web-broadcast learning events focus on the complexities of conducting project work in the field. Science-focused interactive sessions examine the observational nature of science and challenges associated with field-based research. Communications-focused sessions address the challenges of documenting and communicating scientific findings and their societal implications in ways that are compelling and accessible to the public. Through a live Web feed, students have the opportunity to interact with and parallel the work of professionals from the fields of science and communications while they are on location. Lesson materials may be available to prepare for and extend the live web broadcast event in which students will have the opportunity to ask questions and reflect on what they’ve seen LIVE with EarthEcho team members. Read more about Science Under the Seas: Live from Aquarius with Philippe Cousteau.

Classroom Lesson Materials

EarthEcho creates learning materials for classroom teachers and students that focus on the development of skills necessary to conduct scientific investigation and understanding the role of science in society. These materials explore contemporary scientific investigation related to the featured topic, describe relevant and current scientific research in relatable terms, and showcase true stories of individuals and community groups who have had positive impacts in restoring ecological balance. Read more about Water in Our World Featuring the Florida Everglades.