Learning Science Through Technology
Newsletter for July 2003
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Summer Format
This newsletter will be short and sweet. We've found that many of you are on vacation or away from school or work during the summer months. We'll be back with our regular newsletter September 1, 2003. Until then, here are a few things to keep you going, to think about and to explore.
Teachers, Students, We Need Help
ScienceIQ is looking for sales representatives to work offsite. If you have experience selling to schools or libraries, and like the online environment, send them an email and tell them about yourself. You should be organized and able to work independently, be motivated and respond quickly to this new and growing market.
Email: info@scienceiq.com
SCIENCE NEWS AND LINKS
Visit the World's only undersea laboratory - NOAA's AQUARIUS habitat.
Anchored off the coast of Florida, AQUARIUS provides divers with a place to work and live. --> View site
Image to left: NOAA's Aquarius habitat.
Image and text courtesy NOAA
NASA's New Technologies Galleries
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Spacecraft Technology Image Gallery
Missions of the Past, Present and Future.
Robotics and Rovers Image Gallery
Planetary Rovers and Terrestrial Robots.
Technology Transfer and Spinoffs Image Gallery
Research Becomes Commercial Technology.
Image and text courtesy NASA • http://www.nasa.gov/vision/earth/technologies/index.html
DNA From The Beginning
This excellent website offers a primer on DNA and related matters using interactive animations and detailed facts.
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Big List of Lesson Plans
Want to get ready for the fall? Take a gander at this list of lesson plans and activities.
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