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PODCASTS

Starting in December of 2006, COSEE-MA will begin a series of video and audio podcasts. Subjects include using the internet for real-time coastal monitoring explorations in the classroom, applying environmental models to teach K-12 science, and other educational topics of interest. Please check back periodically for new podcasts. Or subscribe to the COSEE-MA mailing list for updates.

GNOME - use a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration model to predict where oil spills will go.
- GNOME worksheet -
| December 2006 |

Chesapeake Bay Oyster Larvae Tracking - simulate the release of oyster larvae at the mouth of the York River, Virginia
| January 2007 |

Invasive Species Game and Tutorial - as harbor managers, students will make decisions affecting the introduction of non-native species into ports and harbors
| from summer workshops |

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Latest News:

Student Opportunities through NOAA More...

Podcasts for Classroom Activities More...

NOAA's "Teacher at Sea" Program More...

COSEE-MA Offers Curriculum Guides More...

Real-time Data Use in K-12 More...

Final Report - Minority Advisory Committee More...

Invaders of Long Island Sound More...

NOAA's Learning Objects More...


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2007 Mid-Atlantic Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence
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