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Globalheartbeat is a unique project that brings together young people and scientists through a partnering of universities, community colleges, research
institutions, schools and aquariums.
In 2007 - 2008 academic year the project will become a truly evolving, participative, environmental monitoring and understanding activity. The project is NOT one that must fit ongoing research, but your participation will develop the project...and not packaging. You are a part of creating facilitated design and implemention.
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History.
2007-2008 Thomas Jefferson High School continues to use the program in their oceanography classes.
 2006 Compiled Video Page:
Watch short videos of activities
Thomas Jefferson High School, VA use the project to study ecological issues.
2005 News:
Online Learning "CD" Globalheartbeat Training, Lesson Plans and more
CAPMON Software Download as a zip file
USC High School Science Camp for Girls 2004 News:
USC High School Science Camp for Girls
2003 News:
Nine California Science Teachers attend training workshop at the Wrigley Marine Science Center.
High school student at Thomas Jefferson High School in Virginia completes one year science
project applying Globlaheartbeat to Chesapeake clams.
2002
Learn about the training program completed during August at the Bermuda Biological Station for Research and the second year of girls' science camp at the Wrigley Marine Science
Center on Catalina Island, California. The University of Maryland joins the globalheart program with applications for scientists and teachers
Globalheartbeat.org
- Is an exciting hands-on study of crabs´ heartbeats combined with online interactive dialogue among scientists and students
and a rich set of Web-based resources.
- Emphasizes a new approach to the study of marine biology, coastal ecology and environmental science.
- Monitors crab´s heartbeats to help demonstrate the interrelationship between ocean health and the health of living organisms.
To learn more watch this short interview.Dr Mike Depledge
talks to Dr. Tina Bishop about the program..(real video clip)
Background reading on the procedures
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