The Collaboratory Project’s Science Fair Repository

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Barone, R., Blythe, A. & Revelins, B. (2000). The Collaboratory Project’s Science Fair Repository. In Proceedings of International Conference on Mathematics / Science Education and Technology 2000 (pp. 44-49). AACE.
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Conference Information

International Conference on Mathematics / Science Education and Technology (MSET) 2000
2000
AACE

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Authors

Richard Barone, Northwestern University, United States; Ann Blythe, Alan B.Shepard Junior High School, United States; Beatrise Revelins, Charles J. Caruso Junior High School, United States

Abstract

Northwestern University and Deerfield School District 109 in Illinois are collaborating on a project that seeks to encourage cross-district collaboration and the sharing of resources between teachers and students via the internet. The setting for this initiative is the annual school science fair with its broad scientific scope and need for community involvement. Northwestern's Collaboratory Project has developed an internet application that is being piloted in classes at both junior high schools in District 109. The results thus far have been encouraging and are reported here by a member of the development team and the two teachers adopting this technology.

Keywords

• Middle School Education
• Schools
• Collaboration
• Teachers
• Internet

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