Western Tri-State Consortium

Highlights

Highlights

Students Supply Data to Research Community through National Hydrologic Database
Internet Connectivity Bolsters Access to Genetics Research from Remote Laboratory
1st Annual Tri-State Consortium Cyberlearning Summit
2010 Annual Tri-State Consortium Meeting Attracts Researchers to Discuss Cyberinfrastructure and Climate Change in the West
Growing up Thinking Scientifically (GUTS): Cyberinfrastructure Enhanced Education in New Mexico
New Mexico Supercomputing Challenge: Cyberinfrastructure Enhanced Education in New Mexico
Adoption of International Interoperability Standards Enables Efficient Data and Information Discovery, Exchange, and Use


Students Supply Data to Research Community through National Hydrologic Database

A new website (http://mossi.tfhsbruins.com) allows teachers and students to integrate place based citizen science with climate change education and research. It provides:
 
Teaching tools that will broaden participation in, and understanding of, computational thinking and climate change science;
 
Greater access for students to interactively use educational versions of climate models to test various climate change scenarios;
 
Strengthened middle and high school extracurricular science education programs, allowing them to reach more teachers and students.
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