The Virtual Telescopes in Education (VTIE) project, is providing tools for teaching astronomy in K-12 classrooms using remotely controlled telescopes. VTIE's main goal to promote scientific literacy, including a conceptual understanding of the physical world and the scientific process itself. This paper describes an essential component of VTIE: the Scientific Investigation System for Telescopes in Education Research (SISTER). Students are aided in the preparation of their observing proposal by a novel Glossary Tool for dynamically inducing hyperlinks tailored to a student's reading level, a. Proposal Generation Interface to guide them through the process of formulating a scientific question, and a Paper Writing Tool to report the...
Community is an essential aspect of the Schools for Thought program, an educational reform project d...
The Charles Sturt University Remote Telescope Project aims to make available to primary school stude...
This modular activity traces the history of telescope development and highlights the interplay betwe...
The Virtual Telescopes in Education (VTIE) project, is providing tools for teaching astronomy in K-1...
Virtual Telescopes in Education is providing the services required to operate a virtual observatory ...
Studies about the universe are exciting for children in elementary and junior high schools. They app...
The Charles Sturt University Remote Telescope Project makes available to primary and high school stu...
This resource includes a user guide and sample educator activities for the Telescopes In Education (...
The purpose of this article is to show the way of overcoming one of the major problems of astronomy ...
The Telescopes In Education (TIE) program is an education outreach project sponsored by the Mount Wi...
In this paper, we outline the theory behind the educational design used to implement a large-scale h...
Many students have a deep interest in astronomy, but a limited opportunity to use telescopes to expl...
With the advent of research-grade robotic telescopes (and professional archives) coupled with the wi...
The development of robotic telescopes for education is reviewed. The problems associated with provid...
The design, construction, and implementation of a national Virtual Observatory will fundamentally ch...
Community is an essential aspect of the Schools for Thought program, an educational reform project d...
The Charles Sturt University Remote Telescope Project aims to make available to primary school stude...
This modular activity traces the history of telescope development and highlights the interplay betwe...
The Virtual Telescopes in Education (VTIE) project, is providing tools for teaching astronomy in K-1...
Virtual Telescopes in Education is providing the services required to operate a virtual observatory ...
Studies about the universe are exciting for children in elementary and junior high schools. They app...
The Charles Sturt University Remote Telescope Project makes available to primary and high school stu...
This resource includes a user guide and sample educator activities for the Telescopes In Education (...
The purpose of this article is to show the way of overcoming one of the major problems of astronomy ...
The Telescopes In Education (TIE) program is an education outreach project sponsored by the Mount Wi...
In this paper, we outline the theory behind the educational design used to implement a large-scale h...
Many students have a deep interest in astronomy, but a limited opportunity to use telescopes to expl...
With the advent of research-grade robotic telescopes (and professional archives) coupled with the wi...
The development of robotic telescopes for education is reviewed. The problems associated with provid...
The design, construction, and implementation of a national Virtual Observatory will fundamentally ch...
Community is an essential aspect of the Schools for Thought program, an educational reform project d...
The Charles Sturt University Remote Telescope Project aims to make available to primary school stude...
This modular activity traces the history of telescope development and highlights the interplay betwe...