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Digital Libraries: New Tools for ScienceTeaching and Learning
Workshop Agenda1:00 – 1:15 Welcome and Overview
1:15 – 1:45 Introductory Activity: The Metadating Game
1:45 – 2:15 NSDL as an Educational Resource
2:15 – 2:45 Digital Libraries in Support of Standards
2:45 – 3:00 Break
3:00 – 4:55 Digital Libraries in the Classroom and Online Resource Exploration
4:55 -5:00 Wrap-Up
Your Hosts
First Name: SusanMiddle Name: ELast Name: Van GundyOrganization: NSDLLocation: Boulder, COHometown: Elkins, WVHobbies: Skiing, Scuba, Singing
with the Radio
Your Hosts
First Name: KimberlyMiddle Name: SueLast Name: LightleOrganization: ENCLocation: Columbus, OHHometown:Hobbies:
Your Hosts
First Name: ElizabethMiddle Name: RootLast Name: BlackmerOrganization: Washington & LeeLocation: Lexington, VAHometown:Hobbies: Scrabble, Hiking
Your Hosts
First Name: TedMiddle Name:Last Name: SickerOrganization: WGBHLocation: Boston, MAHometown: Shelburne Falls,
MAHobbies:
Your Hosts
First Name: MarianneMiddle Name:Last Name: WeingroffOrganization: DLESELocation: Boulder, COHometown:Hobbies: Skiing, Hiking,
Reading, Sewing
Your Hosts
First Name: HollyMiddle Name:Last Name: DevaulOrganization: DLESELocation: Boulder, COHometown:Hobbies:
The Metadating Game
Metadata –
Often called “data about data”
Record of information describing attributes of a digital resource
The Metadating Game
At your table, brainstorm what information you want to know about each other and create a “metadata record” for yourself that includes 5 categories(10 minutes)
“Searching” our database and discussion(10 minutes)
NSDL as an Educational Resource
What is a Digital Library?
Documents
Interactives
Exhibits
Maps
Services
Tools
Videos Data Sets
Animations
Images
Visualizations
LessonPlans
News
Communities of Practice
Professional Development
RemotelyOperated
Instruments
The National Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
Education Digital Library
The National Science Foundation’s online library of resources for science education …
…established to catalyze and support continual improvements in STEM education at all levels (K-12, Higher Education, and Lifelong Learning).
NSDL is a work in progress being built by community participation…
TeachersContent Providers
ProfessionalOrganizations
GovernmentAgencies
Students
Museums
Universities
PublishersResearch
Laboratories
TechnologyExperts
Scientists
NSDL Grant Funding
ServicesPathways TargetedResearch
Assemblages of resources to serve a particular audience
Tools supporting NSDL users and developers
Investigations of new technologies and evaluations of educational impact
NSDL’s 159 funded projects represent 92 different institutions in 32 states and the District of Columbia.
Next Solicitation due April 2004 with notification expected by October 2004.
Four Facets of NSDL
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Educational
Educational
Innovation
Innovation
Technical
Technical
Innovation
Innovation Leve
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A library of exemplary educational
collections and services
A center for innovation in
science education
A locus of technical innovation for
educational digital libraries
A leveraging partnership among
resource/service providers
NSDL in Support of the K-12 Community
An organized point of access to the Internet
A trusted source for high quality, relevant, accurate, and appropriate information
Peer reviewed materials
Resources that support standards
NSDL in Support of the K-12 Community
Collaborative online environments for dialogue, document sharing, and idea exchange
Connections to real scientific data, scientists, and the scientific process
F R E E
NSDL vs. Google
Example Search for “Venus”
NSDL Resources - Examples…
Documents
Interactives
Exhibits
Maps
Services
Tools
Videos Data Sets
Animations
Images
Visualizations
LessonPlans
News
Communities of Practice
Professional Development
RemotelyOperated
Instruments
Visualizations
Atmospheric Visualization Collection from Argonne National Lab
• News and opportunities … and much more
What does DLESE offer?• Learning resources about the Earth System, contributed and
described by educators and scientists
Lesson plans, computer and lab activities, data tools and visualizations, background materials…
Themed and reviewed collections
Searching by educational standards
Teacher's Domain provides: Life Science and Physical Science/Engineering resources
for all K-12 grades
Rich media resources from public television, including video segments and Web interactives
Content portal to collections and the larger NSDL
Contextualization (background essays and lesson plans)
State and national standards correlations
Organization and annotation tools
Professional development incorporating classroom resources
Alsos.wlu.edu
• Contains over 1,300 indexed annotations of books, videos, websites, CD ROMs and articles on nuclear issues• Provides direct access to web-available materials• Provides information to students, teachers, and the general public• Uses Open Archive Initiative to share metadata on each reference using the Dublin Core protocol
What is ENC?• Eisenhower National Clearinghouse (1992)
– ENC Online
• NSDL Projects (2000)– The Learning Matrix– FEDRL – Gender and Science (EDC)– Technology Literacy (ITEA)– Ethnomathematics (PREL)
• State Level Projects (2001)– Ohio Resource Center– Standards Plus
ENC Portal – www.encdl.org
Digital Libraries in Support of Standards
How Can Digital Libraries Support Teacher Work?
• What do we teach?– National Science Standards– State Science Standards– District Course of Study– Stuff we like!
• How do we teach it?– ISTE Standards (2)
DL Value Added Services
• Vetting of resources• Correlation to standards• Evaluations/Reviews• Browse/Search (2)• Connection to careers
DLESE search by educational standards
• Focus groups guide development
• Plan to expand to more detailed national standards and map to state standards
• A growing number of resources are cataloged to standards