|
The Integrated
Science and Technology program at James Madison University, with
the sponsorship of the National Science Foundation, is holding summer
workshops in the techniques and application of data visualization
for math and science teachers. These month-long workshops
will help you see the forest (data visualization possibilities in
the classroom) as well as the trees (software and curricula).
You’ll learn about
- Image
processing
- Geographic
Information Systems (GIS)
- Molecular
modeling
- Simulation
(using STELLA)
with instructors
who have used these tools in their classrooms, including both K-12
and university faculty.
We'll be collecting
and sharing curriculum developed under this project via this website.
We'll also be posting workshops given by VISM participants.
The bottom line
for this project is to get more teachers and students interested
and enthused about using data visualization to learn more about
math and science.
|
