NASA NTRS · 20010102597
Interactive Learning During Solar Maximum
Abstract
The goal of this project is to develop and distribute e-educational material for space science during times of solar activity that emphasizes underlying basic science principles of solar disturbances and their effects on Earth. This includes materials such as simulations, animations, group projects and other on-line materials to be used by students either in high school or at the introductory college level. The on-line delivery tool originally intended to be used is known as Interactive Multimedia Education at a Distance (IMED), which is a web-based software system used at UCLA for interactive distance learning. IMED is a password controlled system that allows students to access text, images, bulletin boards, chat rooms, animation, simulations and individual student web sites to study science and to collaborate on group projects.
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Ashour-Abdalla, Maha, Curtis, Steven. 2001-01-27. Interactive Learning During Solar Maximum. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20010102597
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