Add to ORKGThe Charles Sturt University Remote Telescope Project aims to make available to primary school students and their teachers a simple-to-use telescope and CCD camera set up over the Internet. Access to the telescope is supported by a 10 week curriculum unit of Astronomy activities. The telescope is not a robotic device. It is controllable in real time with images being transmitted to the user also in real time. Visitors to the site are able to view what is happening at the telescope without being able to take control of it. This paper describes the project, the software control system and the related curriculum activities. Discussion centres around how to ignite students' and teachers' interest in science and how projects such as this one may...
We have developed a remote control system of a telescope at Misato observatory in Japan. The system ...
Since 2004 the NASA Education and Public Outreach Group at Sonoma State University has run a small r...
Over the past decade, the quality and sophistication of optical telescopes commercially available ha...
The Charles Sturt University Remote Telescope Project makes available to primary and high school stu...
This paper briefly documents: the history of the Charles Sturt University Remote Telescope Project, ...
This paper briefly documents: the history of the Charles Sturt University Remote Telescope Project, ...
Since the early 1990s there has been a proliferation of astronomy courses offered over the Internet....
The Remote Access Astronomy Project is a unique telescope and data distribution system that has the ...
The purpose of this article is to show the way of overcoming one of the major problems of astronomy ...
The Latin School of Chicago is a college preparatory day school that involves its students in a numb...
Student research projects are becoming either integral or optional components of Science curricula i...
Studies about the universe are exciting for children in elementary and junior high schools. They app...
The remote access astronomy project is a computerized telescope and data distribution system that ha...
Many students have a deep interest in astronomy, but a limited opportunity to use telescopes to expl...
With the advent of robotic telescopes and the wide-scale availability of the Internet in schools, it...
We have developed a remote control system of a telescope at Misato observatory in Japan. The system ...
Since 2004 the NASA Education and Public Outreach Group at Sonoma State University has run a small r...
Over the past decade, the quality and sophistication of optical telescopes commercially available ha...
The Charles Sturt University Remote Telescope Project makes available to primary and high school stu...
This paper briefly documents: the history of the Charles Sturt University Remote Telescope Project, ...
This paper briefly documents: the history of the Charles Sturt University Remote Telescope Project, ...
Since the early 1990s there has been a proliferation of astronomy courses offered over the Internet....
The Remote Access Astronomy Project is a unique telescope and data distribution system that has the ...
The purpose of this article is to show the way of overcoming one of the major problems of astronomy ...
The Latin School of Chicago is a college preparatory day school that involves its students in a numb...
Student research projects are becoming either integral or optional components of Science curricula i...
Studies about the universe are exciting for children in elementary and junior high schools. They app...
The remote access astronomy project is a computerized telescope and data distribution system that ha...
Many students have a deep interest in astronomy, but a limited opportunity to use telescopes to expl...
With the advent of robotic telescopes and the wide-scale availability of the Internet in schools, it...
We have developed a remote control system of a telescope at Misato observatory in Japan. The system ...
Since 2004 the NASA Education and Public Outreach Group at Sonoma State University has run a small r...
Over the past decade, the quality and sophistication of optical telescopes commercially available ha...