distribution of WSW2009 Announcement

[JimVolp]

This Discussion is to track the distribution
of our (short) Announcement (below).


So far it has been send to:
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NASA (20.000 teachers)
CSA (8.500 teachers = cosmofans?)
Romanian Space Agency (many teachers)
the Planetary Society (many members)
Learning Magazine (150.000 teachers!)
SERVIR-Africa website & GSDI newsletter
StarPeace (150 event participants)

Working with So Young to get it distributed in Korea.

Tomorrow the European Space Agency....


Announcement:

Celebrate World Space Week 2009



UN-declared World Space Week, Oct. 4-10 annually, is the largest
public space event on Earth and the best time each year for teachers
to use space to excite students about learning. During World Space
Week, you are encouraged to use space-themed activities, such as those
from www.worldspaceweek.org/education, NASA, and other sources. To
show how your classroom is part of this global celebration, please
register at www.worldspaceweek.org/new_event.php. To recognize
creative use of space to inspire students, World Space Week
Association will recognize several participating teachers with $500
grants this year.

[Jim Volp]

Update from CSA: sent to school board contacts as well as
to database of teachers participating in the Tomatosphere
project (over 10,000 classrooms).

On Aug 13, 6:58 pm, JimVolp <jim.v...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This Discussion is to track the distribution
> of our (short) Announcement (below).
>
> So far it has been send to:
> --------------------------------------
> NASA  (20.000 teachers)
> CSA  (8.500 teachers = cosmofans?)
> Romanian Space Agency (many teachers)
> the Planetary Society (many members)
> Learning Magazine  (150.000 teachers!)
> SERVIR-Africa website & GSDI newsletter
> StarPeace (150 event participants)
>
> Working with So Young to get it distributed in Korea.
>
> Tomorrow the European Space Agency....
>
> Announcement:
>
> Celebrate World Space Week 2009
>
> UN-declared World Space Week, Oct. 4-10 annually, is the largest
> public space event on Earth and the best time each year for teachers
> to use space to excite students about learning.  During World Space
> Week, you are encouraged to use space-themed activities, such as those

> fromwww.worldspaceweek.org/education, NASA, and other sources.  To

> show how your classroom is part of this global celebration, please

> register atwww.worldspaceweek.org/new_event.php.  To recognize