NET-HAPPENINGS Digest - 1 Jun 1999 - Special issue (#1999-411)
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Topics in this special issue:
1. MISC> Did Someone Say Girls Can't Do Science?
2. K12> hilites> Ages 5-12: Summer Scavenger Hunt
3. MISC> [DUC] INFO: New electronic newsletter featuring items of interest
tothe higher education community.
4. K12> hilites> Ages 9-10: Discover Antartica
5. K12> Invitation to Attend CyberSummerSchool
6. K12> ThinkQuest Junior Presents the Nation's Top 4th, 5th, and 6th Grade
Web Designers with Prizes Totaling $250,000
7. RESOUR> RUSSIA: Astronomy & Cosmonautics
8. ***> Monthly Reminder - June 1, 1999 <***
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Date: Tue, 1 Jun 1999 07:56:11 -0500
From: Gleason Sackman <gle...@rrnet.com>
Subject: MISC> Did Someone Say Girls Can't Do Science?
From: K-12 Educators Interested in Educational Administration
[mailto:K12A...@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU] On Behalf Of Bonnie Bracey
Sent: Monday, May 31, 1999 2:11 PM
To: K12A...@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
Subject: Did Someone Say Girls Can't Do Science?
KATHIE L. OLSEN SELECTED AS NASA CHIEF SCIENTIST
NASA Administrator Daniel S. Goldin selected a biologist,
Dr. Kathie L. Olsen of the National Science Foundation, as
the space agency's chief scientist, effective May 24.
Olsen will be the Administrator's senior scientific
advisor and principal interface with the national and
international scientific community. She will be responsible
for ensuring that NASA programs are universally regarded as
scientifically and technologically valid. She also will act
as principal advisor to the Administrator on the budget
content of NASA's science programs. Olsen will place special
emphasis on the biological sciences, particularly biomedical,
neuroscience and life sciences.
"NASA's Chief Scientist has a tremendous responsibility
to represent the Agency's scientific objectives to the
outside world, including other federal agencies, industry,
academia, governmental organizations and the international
community," Goldin said. "Dr. Olsen is a highly motivated
and scientifically focused individual, whose expertise both
inside and outside the Agency will serve us well. I am
pleased she has agreed to accept this position."
Olsen has most recently been a senior staff associate in
the National Science Foundation's Office of Integrative
Activities since December 1998. She held numerous other
science-related positions within the Foundation dating back
to 1984.
Among Olsen's many awards, she earned the National
Science Foundation Director's Superior Accomplishment Award
and the International Behavioral Neuroscience Society's award
for important contributions in that field.
Olsen received her Ph.D. in psychobiology/neuroscience
at the University of California at Irvine in 1979 and became
a postdoctoral fellow at Children's Hospital of Harvard
Medical School in 1979 and 1980. She then spent eight years
in various teaching and research positions at the State
University of New York - Stony Brook.
Olsen resides in Arlington, VA.
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Date: Tue, 1 Jun 1999 07:56:05 -0500
From: Gleason Sackman <gle...@rrnet.com>
Subject: K12> hilites> Ages 5-12: Summer Scavenger Hunt
From: owner-...@gsn.org [mailto:owner-...@gsn.org] On Behalf Of
Projects
Sent: Monday, May 31, 1999 11:18 AM
To: hil...@gsn.org
Subject: hilites> Ages 5-12: Summer Scavenger Hunt
DO NOT REPLY TO THIS MESSAGE. Send your replies to the
email address of the project author listed below.
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Author Email: Cathy Nicholson <cnich...@decatur.k12.ga.us>
Project Information
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Project Title: Summer Scavenger Hunt
Project Begin & End Dates: 6/01/99 to 8/31/99
Project Summary:
This is a scavenger hunt for elementary aged students to locate answers on
the world wide web. Questions can be answered either at school or at home.
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Project Details
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Project Level: Basic
Curriculum Area: Information Technology, Language, Technology
Technologies Used: Email
Full Project Description:
This project is a fun summertime project for students to explore the
internet. General
knowledge questions are asked to the student with links to each page with
the answer.
Once answers to the quiz are submitted, students answering all 15 questions
correctly
will have their first name with the state that they live in on a page that
makes them
a summertime surter.
Objectives:
Students will acquire general knowledge and internet navigational skills.
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Project Registration Information
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Project Email Address: cnic...@surfsouth.com
Registration Acceptance Dates: 6/01/99 to 8/31/99
Number of Classrooms: 100
Age Range: 5 to 12 years
Target Audience: Anyone
Project URL: http://www.decatur.k12.ga.us/pse/scavengerhunt.htm
Registration Instructions:
Go to http://www.decatur.k12.ga.us/pse/scavengerhunt.htm and print the
page. Find
the answers from the links provided. After completing the form, students
will type
in the answers and submit their response. Those answering correctly will
have their
name listed on the summertime surfers' page.
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Project Contact Information
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Cathy Nicholson - mailto:cnich...@decatur.k12.ga.us
mailto:cnic...@surfsouth.com
Webmaster - Potter Street Elementary
http://www.decatur.k12.ga.us/pse/pseweb.html
Bainbridge, Georgia
US
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Date: Tue, 1 Jun 1999 07:54:50 -0500
From: Gleason Sackman <gle...@rrnet.com>
Subject: MISC> [DUC] INFO: New electronic newsletter featuring items of
interest tothe higher education community.
From: Karen Ellis [mailto:guava...@earthlink.net]
Sent: Friday, May 28, 1999 6:58 PM
To: DUC
Subject: [DUC] INFO: New electronic newsletter featuring items of
interest tothe higher education community.
NEW SERVICES FROM ERIC CLEARINGHOUSE ON HIGHER EDUCATION
The ERIC Clearinghouse on Higher Education (ERIC-HE) is offering two
new services. "ERIC Higher Education News" is ERIC-HE's new quarterly
electronic newsletter featuring items of interest to the higher
education community. The first issue is available on the Web at
http://www.eriche.org/new/letter1.html
ERIC/HE has introduced a search tutorial for ERIC database users. The
tutorial covers everything from Boolean operators to relevance
ranking,
and even includes nine search exercises. The tutorial is on the Web at
http://www.eriche.org/workshops/searching.html
ERIC-HE is one of sixteen clearinghouses in the Educational Resources
Information Center (ERIC), a federally-funded national information
system provided by the U.S. Department of Education.
For more information about ERIC-HE, contact ERIC Clearinghouse on
Higher Education, The George Washington University, Graduate School of
Education and Human Development, One Dupont Circle, Suite 630,
Washington, DC 20036-1183 USA; tel: 202-296-2597; fax: 202-452-1844;
email: mk...@eric-he.edu; Web: http://www.eriche.org/
The ERIC database is a service of AskERIC, a "personalized
Internet-based service providing education information to teachers,
librarians, counselors, administrators, parents, and others throughout
the United States and the world." AskERIC and the ERIC database are
accessible on the Web at http://ericir.syr.edu/
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Date: Tue, 1 Jun 1999 07:56:02 -0500
From: Gleason Sackman <gle...@rrnet.com>
Subject: K12> hilites> Ages 9-10: Discover Antartica
From: owner-...@gsn.org [mailto:owner-...@gsn.org] On Behalf Of
Projects
Sent: Monday, May 31, 1999 10:44 AM
To: hil...@gsn.org
Subject: hilites> Ages 9-10: Discover Antartica
DO NOT REPLY TO THIS MESSAGE. Send your replies to the
email address of the project author listed below.
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Author Email: "Shoeb Burhanuddin" <sh...@moe.edu.sg>
Project Information
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My name is Ahamd Ibrahim and I am the IT co-ordinatore in an elementary
school ( Bedok West Primary School ) in Singapore. We have a total of about
1400 pupils wqhose ages range from 7-13 years.
We are looking for a grade 4 (9-10 years) class to participate in the
telecomputing activity.
Title : Discover Antartica
Duration : 15 July - 30 Aug 1999
Description.
Singapore is sending its first expedition to the Antartica. In support of
this, we are getting a class involved in this activity to commerate our
first expedition. The students would work in groups of 3’s. Each group
would
be assigned to research and exchange information on one of the following
via
email.
1) Landscape in Antartica and Vegetation in Antartica
OR
1) Climate in Antartica and Wildlife in Antartica
Teachers would pair up the group from both schools to ensure that after the
exchange of information, students would have a complete picture Antartica.
Students can also raise issues or concerns such as pollution and express
their views.
Subsequently students would do a complete write up of Antartica based on
above topics and exchange this with each other via email.
Optional
Base on the information exchange, students create a PowerPoint presentation
on their research and in support of Singapore’s first expedition to
Antartica.
Timeframe:
Research on Topic: 1 - 15 July
Exchange of Information : 15 - 22 July
Report on Antartica : 22 - 31 July
Exchange of Report : 1 - 15 Aug
PowerPoint Presentation : 15 - 30 Aug
Objectives of Project:
Students to gain an understanding and appreciation of Antartica.
Students to communicate via email.
Students to practice language and word processing skills.
Students to be able to work in teams across culture.
Please reply with the following:
a) Your Full Name
b) Your Email Address
c) Your Alternative Email Address
d) Your School's HeadTeacher / Principal Name
e) Your School's HeadTeacher / Principal Name Email Address
f) Your School's Name
g) Your School's Address and
h) Grade level of class participating.
If item e) above is not available, provide a alternative mean to contact
your principal or head teacher.
Hope to hear soon.
Regards
Ahmad
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Date: Tue, 1 Jun 1999 08:43:52 -0500
From: Gleason Sackman <gle...@rrnet.com>
Subject: K12> Invitation to Attend CyberSummerSchool
From: owner-...@gsn.org [mailto:owner-...@gsn.org] On Behalf Of
Global Schoolhouse K12 Opportunities
Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 1999 8:22 AM
To: K12 Opportunities
Subject: K12OPPS> Invitation to Attend CyberSummerSchool
DO NOT REPLY TO THIS MESSAGE. Send replies to the
email address of the original sender listed below.
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Reply To: Tom Layton <lay...@4j.lane.edu>
CyberSummerSchool
High school students around the world may pursue a unique learning
opportunity this summer. Students need only an Internet connection and an
e-mail account to access this exciting learning option. CyberSchool offers
Internet-based high school credit courses originating in Eugene Public
School District 4J, Eugene, Oregon and Nordonia City Schools, Macedonia,
Ohio.
Any student with access to the World Wide Web, and an e-mail adddress may
participate in CyberSchool for online, credit-granting courses. Subject
areas include: English/ESL, science and social studies. A full list of
courses and enrollment information may be found at
http://www.cyberschool.k12.or.us
Interested students should check this information to determine their level
of interest and verify credit with their high school. Enrollment (online)
is open now.
Information is also available by e-mail at Cyber...@4j.lane.edu or by
phone at (541) 687-6950.
Tuition for CyberSchool courses is $300 (US) for a one semester class.
English
Advanced Composition
Advanced Placement English 1
Advanced Placement English 2
All the World's a Stage (Shakespeare)
American Literature Part One: Visions of a Nation
Bring Literature to Life With Visual Arts
Classic Literature of the Western World
Creative Writing
Heroes 1
Heroes 2
Horror Literature
Technical Writing
Writing Creatively
English as a Second Language
English as a Second/Foreign Language 1
English as a Second/Foreign Language 2
English as a Second/Foreign Language 3
English as a Second/Foreign Language 4
Science
DNA and Genes
Marine Ecosystems
Social Studies
American History Through Film
Civil War for Buffs
Herodotus
World History Through Film
An Adobe Acrobat (PDF) version of the CyberSummerSchool listings is
available at
http://www.cyberschool.k12.or.us/Classes/CyberSummerSchool99.pdf
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If you no longer wish to receive CyberSchool notices (less than 5 per
year),
reply to this message with STOP! in the "Subject" line. Please excuse
duplicate messages. We are working hard to keep this list clean.
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Tom Layton
CyberSchool
Eugene Public Schools, District 4J
Computing & Information Services
200 North Monroe, Eugene, OR 97402
lay...@4j.lane.edu (541) 687-6939
CyberSchool
http://www.cyberschool.k12.or.us
Creating Your First CyberCourse
http://wctt.4j.lane.edu/faculty/layton/cyfc/cyfc.html
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Date: Tue, 1 Jun 1999 07:55:25 -0500
From: Gleason Sackman <gle...@rrnet.com>
Subject: K12> ThinkQuest Junior Presents the Nation's Top 4th, 5th,
and 6th Grade Web Designers with Prizes Totaling $250,000
From: K-12 Educators Interested in Educational Administration
[mailto:K12A...@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU] On Behalf Of Bonnie Bracey
Sent: Saturday, May 29, 1999 6:29 AM
To: K12A...@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
Subject: ThinkQuest Junior Presents the Nation's Top 4th, 5th, and 6th
Grade Web Designers with Prizes Totaling $250,000
ThinkQuest Junior Presents the Nation's Top 4th, 5th, and 6th
Grade Web Designers with Prizes Totaling $250,000
At a real-video awards ceremony ThinkQuest(R) Junior
honored our nation's most promising young Web designers with cash and
awards totaling $250,000. A philanthropic and educational initiative
created by Advanced Network & Services, Inc., more than 1,200 teams of
up to six students competed in the second annual ThinkQuest Junior
Awards contest.
The on-line ceremony gave students, teachers, and web enthusiasts
an exclusive look at some of the best educational sites of the year
created by fourth, fifth, and sixth grade students. Some of this
year's most memorable entries included a visually stunning site on the
art of origami called Pieces and Creases - A Fun Guide to Origami
(http://tqjunior.advanced.org/5402/);
a thought-provoking look at violence on television with I Want my
NTV! (http://tqjunior.advanced.org/5676/); and Yo, It's Time for
Braces, a site about coping with this dental dilemma
(http://tqjunior.advanced.org/5029/).
The awards ceremony designated the top Web sites in a variety of
categories - Arts & Literature, Science & Mathematics, Social
Sciences, Sports & Health, and Interdisciplinary. More than 600
ThinkQuest '99 contest entries, including this year's winners, will be
featured on ThinkQuest's library of entries (www.thinkquest.org). All
of the sites are made freely available to elementary school students
and teachers for inclusion in classroom curriculum and are used by
millions of visitors worldwide.
"ThinkQuest has long considered the Internet to be the
educational medium of the future," commented Allan H. Weis, president
and CEO of Advanced Network & Services Inc., the nonprofit
organization that created ThinkQuest Junior. "However, judging from
the quality of the winning sites seen at yesterday's competition, the
future may be much closer than we think."
The ThinkQuest Junior program is a classroom-based competition
that encourages girls and boys in grades four to six to take advantage
of the Internet as an information resource and a collaborative tool.
ThinkQuest Junior teams work together for more than five months to
create highly interactive, well-researched Web sites on an educational
topic of interest to them. Winners of this highly competitive event
pass through an extensive judging process to reach the final awards event.
About ThinkQuest
ThinkQuest is the largest and fastest-growing Internet-based
education program in the world. Nearly 1,000 student-created Web sites
have become part of its master site, which is maintained for use by
educators, students, businesses, government agencies and citizens
everywhere. The most heavily trafficked educational destination on the
Internet, its subject matter ranges from Mars exploration to the
physics of baseball to the plays of William Shakespeare. Students
compete in five areas: Science & Mathematics, Arts & Literature,
Social Studies, Sports & Health, and Interdisciplinary. The challenge
aims to encourage collaboration, leadership, critical thinking and
help raise students' technological expertise.
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Date: Tue, 1 Jun 1999 07:54:19 -0500
From: Gleason Sackman <gle...@rrnet.com>
Subject: RESOUR> RUSSIA: Astronomy & Cosmonautics
From: nikst [mailto:ni...@orc.ru]
Sent: Sunday, May 30, 1999 8:50 AM
RUSSIA: Astronomy & Cosmonautics
(hypertext index of resources)
http://dove.net.au/~rabogna/russian/rus20.htm#Section 20A
1.Astronomy Home Page
Russian only (Cyrillic WIN).
2.Baikonur Cosmodrome
Russian only (Cyrillic WIN).
3.The Buran Project Page
4.Collecting Cosmonaut Autographs Page
5.Co-ordinational Scientific Information Centre
of the Russian Space Forces
English and Russian (Cyrillic KOI).
6.Cosmonautics Encyclopedia
Russian only (Cyrillic KOI, WIN and DOS).
7.Cosmonautics Page
English and Spanish.
8.COSMOS: The Soviet Space Exhibition
9.Yury Gagarin International Foundation
English and Russian (Cyrillic WIN).
10.Yury Gagarin Page
11.History of Russian-Soviet Cosmonautics Page
Russian only (Cyrillic KOI and WIN).
12.Interkosmos - Messages from Orbit
Russian only (Cyrillic KOI, WIN, DOS and MAC).
13.Keep Mir Alive
English, French and Russian (Cyrillic WIN).
14.Kosmonautica - Space Exploration in Russia and the World
Russian only (Cyrillic WIN).
15.Lavochkin Association Russian Space Systems Company, Moscow
16.The Lost Cosmonauts Home Page
17.M31.SPB.RU Russian Astronomy Site
Russian only (Cyrillic WIN).
18.Manned Cosmonautics
Russian only (Cyrillic WIN).
19.Mars Phobos Mission Page
20.Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics
21.Mir II Space Station Home Page
22.Mir Orbital Station Crew Web Site
English and Russian (Cyrillic WIN).
23.MIR Slow Scan Television Pictures
24.Moon Picture Gallery
25.The Moon Race Home Page
26.Moscow International Aviation and Space Salon
27.Moscow Memorial Museums of Astronautics
28.Moscow Planetarium
English and Russian (Cyrillic WIN).
29.NASA Russian Space Agency Page
30.NASA Shuttle-Mir Home Page
31.Novgorod Regional Branch of the All-Russia Space Company VAKO "UNION"
Russian only (Cyrillic WIN).
32."Polyot" Aerospace Association Experimental Design Bureau
33.Procyon Amateur Astronomical Society
Russian only (Cyrillic WIN).
34.Radioastrophysical Observatory of Siberia, Irkutsk
English and Russian (Cyrillic KOI and WIN).
35.Russian Aerospace Guide
36.Russian Pioneer Cosmonauts
37.Russian Space Agency
English and Russian (Cyrillic KOI and WIN).
38.Russian Space Industry Page
39.Russian Space Information Website
40.Russian Space Mail/Astrophilately Page
41.Russian Space Multimedia Archive
42.Russian Space Science Internet
English and Russian (Cyrillic KOI, WIN, DOS, ISO and MAC).
43.Russian Space Shield Foundation
44.Russian Space Stamps Page
45.Siberian Solar Radio Telescope Home Page
46.Southeby's Second Auction of Russian Space History
47.Soviet and Russian Cosmonautics
Russian only (Cyrillic KOI, WIN, DOS, ISO and MAC).
48.Douglas M. Messier, "The Soviet Lunar Program"
49.Marcus Lindroos, "The Soviet Manned Lunar Program"
50.The Soviet Manned Lunar Program Photograph Gallery
51.Douglas M. Messier, "Soviet Venus Missions"
52.Space Russia Page
53.Sputnik Page
54.Sputnik 40 Years
55."Telescope" Astronomy Page
Russian only (Cyrillic WIN).
56.Konstantin E. Tsiolkovsky State Museum of the History of Cosmonautics
57.Tomsk Center of Astronomy and Astrology
Russian only (Cyrillic WIN).
58.TUNGUSKA - The Cosmic Mystery of the Century
59.Video Cosmos of America: Information and History
about the Russian Space Industry
60.Yaroslavl Astronomical Society
Mostly Russian (Cyrillic WIN).
61.Zarya - The Beginning of a New Millenium
62."Zvezdotchet" (Stargazer) Russian Amateur Astronomy Magazine
Russian only (Cyrillic KOI and WIN).
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Date: Tue, 1 Jun 1999 08:59:39 -0500
From: Gleason Sackman <gle...@rrnet.com>
Subject: ***> Monthly Reminder - June 1, 1999 <***
This monthly reminder is posted for both NEW and OLD subscribers.
Due to *** recent changes ***, you may want to keep this handy as
a reference.
Table of contents:
1 - WEBSITE/posting schedule
2 - NEWSGROUP
3 - GENERAL INFO
4 - CHANGING YOUR SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS
5 - Keywords
6 - POSTING GUIDELINES
7 - Advertisments
8 - Non-English announcements
9 - Single Sites and Multiple Postings
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- postings are made throughout the day until 3pm CST/CDT,
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Filters are in place from 3pm CST/CDT - 9am CST/CDT to delete incoming
messages in order to prevent a backlog of postings.
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