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We actively encourage students who have used this project to publish their work online. Students or classes using this project are welcome to submit stories, photos, and other project-related work. Also you will find final reports, data and photos from years past.
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Spring 2008 |
POLICY ON PUBLISHING STUDENT WORK
The Center for Improved Engineering and Science Education (CIESE) at Stevens Institute of Technology believes that there is significant educational value in allowing students to publish their work to the Web. It is both a powerful student motivator as well as an authentic assessment tool for teachers. As with many educational resources, there are also inappropriate uses that are not appropriate for students or that can endanger them. For this reason, we take the issue of Internet safety very seriously and feel that there is a need for strict guidelines with regards to publishing student work online. Although it is important that the decision as to what policy to follow be determined on the state and local level, CIESE has several strict internal guidelines that we will follow regardless of state or local policies, these are:
Additional resources on Internet safety issues can be found at: http://www.k12science.org/internetsafety.html |
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Checked Data (.html) |
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Fall 2007 |
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Checked data (.xls) |
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Spring 2007 |
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Checked data (.xls) |
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Fall 2006 |
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Spring 2006 | ||
Final reports | ||
Fall 2005 |
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Spring 2005 | ||
Final reports and photos | ||
Fall 2004 | ||
Checked data | ||
Final Reports All classes participating in this project have been asked to submit a final report to the project Discussion Area. In this report, students share what they have learned from doing the project. Classes that submit a Letter of Introduction and Final Report are selected from to be published in the Letters and Reports section for the repsective run of the project in the Student Gallery. Project Photos Classes participating in this project are welcome to submit photos. Please take a look at the instructions for submitting photos below if you would like to send any from your school. |
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Spring 2003 | ||
Checked data | ||
Spring 2002 | ||
Checked data | ||
Spring 2001 | ||
Data and reports | ||
Spring 1999 | Photo Instructions If you have any digital pictures of your class conducting their experiment or any other relevant pictures, you are welcome to send them to the project leader and they will be posted on the project web site. However, all pictures must be in a GIF or JPG format and should be sent as attachments to an email. If you have photos posted to your own web site, let the project leader know the URL and they will be copied from your site. You can get a digital picture by using a digital camera or by using a scanner to scan a real photo and saving it in one of those formats on your computer. Or you can ask your local photo developer...many are starting to put photos on a diskette if you request (for a small fee, usually about $5). Only digital photos will be accepted for publication; paper photos will not be accepted. Make sure, if you send photos of your students, that you have permission from their parents and the school to post the photo to the web site. Many schools have a standard form for parents to sign to allow photos to be put on a web site. We recommend photos of a class as a whole or photos where students have their faces partially turned from the camera. Our policy is to refer to pictures by school name only. |
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Data and reports | ||
Spring 1998 | ||
Data and reports | ||
Spring 1997 | ||
Data and reports | ||
Photo Gallery Photos of past classes and schools measuring shadows and sun angle. |
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This site adheres to the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998 | ||
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