Serious Games For The Nasa-Sponsored Classroom Of The Future
Serious Games For The Nasa-Sponsored Classroom Of The Future
Via: Home of The Nasa-Sponsored Classroom Of The Future
The Classroom of the Future is housed at the Center for Educational
Technologies�. Since its start in 1990, the program has created
curriculum for all ages, curriculum that improves mathematics,
science, geography, and technology education in ways consistent with
national educational standards.
This unique relationship with NASA allows the Classroom of the Future
to create high-quality materials that are technology intensive. These
curricular supplements incorporate NASA expertise and datasets.
NOTE from the SERIOUS GAMES SUMMIT GDC 2007
Debbie Denise Reese will be a speaker at the upcoming SGS-GDC leading
the session Designing Selene: Theory-based Game Design and Data
Mining.
Reese was the principal researcher and project manager for the
NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future�s (COTF)Inspiration
project. She is the lead educational researcher for the NASA education
game project directed by the NASA Technology and Products Office
through COTF.
Products
International Space Station Challenge(TM) Learners experience space
station design, construction, and research through hands-on and
computer-based simulations. A newsletter covers the latest happenings.
Grades K-12
BioBLAST� At a simulated lunar research facility, learners design and
test a plant-based, self-contained life-support system that can
sustain a crew of six for three years. Grades 9-12
Astronomy Village: Investigating the Solar System� Students play
real-world scientists in seven investigations as they search for life
in the solar system or probe the mysteries of Pluto. Grades 5-7
ExoQuest� Does extraterrestrial life exist? Students try to answer
that question as they learn contemporary astrobiology in virtual
journeys reflecting past and future NASA missions. Grades 10-12
STORM-E Outdoor events are planned. Will the weather cooperate? You'll
be the meteorologist who makes the call. Grades 4-6
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