Project Ocean Steward - Students and Teachers Empowered With Access to Real Data


	Project Ocean STEWARD 2000 Online Workshop for K-12 teachers Oct 9 - Nov 3, 2000

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Project Ocean STEWARD 2000 (Students and Teachers Empowered With Access to Real Data) is an online workshop for teachers designed to bring explorers, scientists and teachers together for four weeks of learning about the oceans and data. All activities are web-based. Bring your browser!

You can enter the workshop through the COEXPLORER centre

Registration is now closed for this workshop. If you would like to be kept on the keep me informed list for future workshops please put your name on the Keep Me Informed List

Sustainable Seas	Sylvia Earle, Explorer in Residence, National Geographic Society
Sustainable Seas, Marine Sanctuaries and using the Internet in the Classroom	Francesca Cava, Ed Program Mgr, National Geographic Society Laura Francis, NOAA Education Coordinator, Marine Sancturies Jim Slotta, Project Wise
Exploring to Learn and Learning to Explore	Phyllis Grifman, NOAA USC Sea Grant Peter Tuddenham, College of Exploration
Observing Ocean Color from Space	Gene Feldman, NASA SeaWifs Mission
Habitat Characterization and Monitoring in National Marine Sanctuaries	Steve Gittings, NOAA National Marine Sanctuary Program
Exploring the Monterey Bay National Marine Santuary	Steve Webster, Monterey Bay Aquarium

Teacher Lesson Plan/Project Development	Sharing Lesson Materials for the Classroom
Understanding Human Related Ocean Issues	Use of Technology in Learning About the Oceans
Community Service, Field Studies & Career Opportunities	Project Wise