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Welcome!
November 14, 2019
• Please introduce yourself, organization, and Collaborative in the chat box.
• What do you hope to learn on this webinar?
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Agenda • Introduction to and
how to access Girls STEAM Ahead with NASA Resources
• Sharing from Hunterdon County Library
• Closing
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Vision
The National Girls Collaborative Project brings together organizations committed to informing and encouraging girls to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
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NGCP Goals1. Maximize access to shared
resources within organizations interested in engaging girls in STEM.
2. Strengthen the capacity of programs by sharing exemplary practice research and program models.
3. Use the leverage of a network to achieve gender equity in STEM.
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National Network of Collaborative Teams
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Speakers
Holly Ryer,Senior Education
Specialist,Space Telescope Science Institute
Sandy JanosikReference Librarian,
Hunterdon County Library, North County Branch
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Exemplary Practices using ‘Girls STEAM Ahead with NASA’ Free Resources National WebinarNovember 14, 2019 7
Girls STEAM Ahead with NASA
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WHO?
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An Astrophysics STEM informal learning program funded by NASA SMD
Learners of all ages and backgrounds are engaged and immersed in exploring the universe for
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Our ContentProviding a Direct Connection to the Science
How did we get here?
Are we alone?How does the universe work?
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WHAT?
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Our Portfolio
Data Tools & Participatory Experiences
Multimedia & Immersive Experiences
Exhibits & Community
ProgramsProfessional Development
NASA Astrophysics Science &
Technology, EPO Professionals, Subject Matter
Experts, Audience Needs
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Girls STEAM Ahead with NASA
• Increase awareness of how we know what we know about our universe and foster STEM identity by…
• Providing accessible exhibits, community programs, hands-on resources that feature NASA Astrophysics science and technology, and interactions with Subject Matter Experts (SMEs).
Empower public libraries and community-based organizations to engage girls and their families in STEM
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Resources: SME Speaker/PresentersVirtual (Zoom, Skype, Google Hangouts)
In Person (select locations)
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Resources: STEM Activities
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Resources: STEM Activities
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Resources: Exhibits/Posters
Posters
• Women in STEM series• Women of Color: Pioneers
and Innovators• Exoplanet Travel Posters
Exhibits
• Here, There, Everywhere• AstrOlympics (Winter and
Summer)• Light: Beyond the Bulb• From Earth to the Universe• Visions of the Universe
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Resources: Multimedia
AstroViz Science Visualizations
ViewSpace Universe Unplugged Videos
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Resources: Professional LearningScience Briefings & Webinars
A Window to the UV Universe: The Engineering and Science Helmed by Dr. George Carruthers
Credit: U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
Credit: NASA/ESA/STScI
Multi-messenger Astronomy: A New Era in Space Science
Credit: NASA
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WHY?
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Our Priorities
• Increase scientific literacy
• Reach underserved/underrepresented communities
• Reinforce scientific practices
• Support the development of a scientific identity
• Employ emerging technologies
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Girls STEAM Ahead with NASA
• Increase awareness of how we know what we know about our universe and foster STEM identity by…
• Providing accessible exhibits, community programs, hands-on resources that feature NASA Astrophysics science and technology, and interactions with Subject Matter Experts (SMEs).
Empower public libraries and community-based organizations to engage girls and their families in STEM
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WHERE?
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This product is based upon work supported by NASA under award number NNX16AC65A to the Space Telescope Science Institute, working in partnership with Caltech/IPAC, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Smithsonian
Astrophysical Observatory, and Sonoma State University.
Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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Girls STEAM Ahead w/ NASA
MicroObservatory @ Hunterdon County Library
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About
• Hunterdon County Library, North County Branch is a public library in rural, central New Jersey
• Sandy Janosik – Adult services/Youth STEM librarian
• Leap Into Science • Makers Day (full day family STEAM event)• Girls Who Code• Summer STEM for youth • 3D Printing• Micro:Bit coding & robotics• Maker Equipment
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NASA Resources
Learned about NASA resources:• Watched Girls STEAM Ahead with NASA June 2018
webinar • Attended May 1st webinar on MicroObservatoryResulted in:• Extensive use of NASA resources during summer STEM
series• Printed Women in STEM series• Expert videos• MicroObservatory JS9 Software• JPL Engineering in the Classroom Design Challenges
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MicroObservatory Class Preparation• Online registration system outlined how to access the
telescope network online • Not required to request images before class, just
encouraged• Promoted in local newspaper, flyers and social media• Open to 5-8th grade, registered were 5-6th graders• Class capped at 10, had a waiting list of 5.
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MicroObservatory Class Outline• What is astronomy the study of?• Telescopes give us super-human powers!• What’s the light spectrum?
• Video http://chandra.cfa.harvard.edu/edu/pencilcode/• Photons and pixels - how do telescopes work?
• Video https://chandra.cfa.harvard.edu/resources/podcasts/media/coloringtheuniversepart2_sd.mp4
• Hands-on use of JS9-4L• Apply to Data Challenge Contest
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Questions?
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Brainstorming on how to Make the Most of Girls STEAM Ahead
• How do you plan to use these resources in your programming?
• How are you already using these resources?
• Are there other ideas you’d like to share?
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Upcoming webinar
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Thank you for joining us today!
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