Nano Education Resources

By Quinn Spadola1, Lisa Friedersdorf2

1. Georgia Tech 2. National Nanotechnology Coordination Office

This is a database of nanoeducation resources that can be searched, filtered, and sorted. Resources are listed by topic area, grade level, core discipline, STEM content area, and resource type.

Listed in Datasets | publication by group Nano Education Resources Group

Version 2.0.0 - published on 02 Jun 2016 doi:10.4231/D3C824G00 - cite this Last public release: 3.0.0

Licensed under CC0 - Creative Commons

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Description

This database lists nanoscale science and engineering education resources by topic area, grade level, core discipline, STEM content area, and resource type.  It also indicates if the resource is inquiry based, mapped to standards, and the nanoscience big ideas involved. Links to the organizations that created the resources are provided.

The contributing organizations are:

California NanoSystems Institute

CK-12 Foundation

DragonflyTV

Institute for Chemical Education

McREL Nanoleap

Molecularium

MWM Materials World Modules 

Nano-Link

Nano4me

nanoHUB

Nanooze

NanoSchoolBox

NanoSense

Nanozone

NISE Network 

NNIN Nanotechnology Education

North Carolina State University Nanoscale Education Group

NSTA Learning Center  

TryNano

University of Wisconsin MRSEC

Virtual Lab: Nanoscience Class Homepage

 

The content was originally published in: 

Workshop Report: International Benchmark Workshop on K-12 Nanoscale Science and Engineering Education (NSEE) Washington, DC, 6-7 December 2010, Sponsored by the National Science Foundation, Dr. James S. Murday, University of Southern California.

The latest NSEE workshop report is:

Nanoscale Science and Engineering Education (NSEE) – the Next Steps Workshop Report, December 11-12, 2014, Arlington, Virginia, Sponsored by the National Science Foundation, Award Number: EEC-144807, Dr. James Murday, University of Southern California.

 

 

 

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