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NASA GLOBE Citizen Science Training

NASA GLOBE Citizen Science Training


On March 9, 2021, Tina Harte, NASA Langley Research Center, partnered with Camp Discovery in hosting a virtual NASA GLOBE Citizen Science Training for a cohort of 20 educators, camp directors, and parents. The training covered clouds, trees and surface temperature protocols, with an opportunity for participants to share the surface temperature data they collected over a two week period prior to the virtual training. During the training, participants learned how they can engage learners and their families in citizen science as they collect data to answer questions related to clouds, trees, and/or surface temperature.

Intro slide for NASA Citizen Science GLOBE Training.

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