Partner Projects

• Pulse of the Planet’s Kids’ Science Challenge -- is a nationwide competition for third to sixth graders to submit experiments and problems for real scientists and engineers to solve. It will use an innovative range of new and traditional media -- lesson plans for classrooms, podcasts, virtual communities, after-school activities, online games -- and students can earn fun incentives and win prizes while learning about science.

• Is Your Bus Exhausting? - - This air quality curriculum is designed to incrementally lead students, Grades 6 – 8, through Internet-based and hands-on learning experiments to discover not only the science behind air quality, but also the health implications related to poor air quality exposure.
  
• The Morgan Tutorial -- a web-based hypermedia tutorial which investigates the field of genetics. Developed by the Waksman Institute at Rutgers University.

• Princeton Plasma Physics Lab's interactive physics modules with a fusion reactor demonstration based on real data from theTokamak at the Lab.

• Learning through Collaborative Visualization -- The NIE project supports and promotes this project which brings together students, teachers and researchers to find new ways to think about and practice science in the classroom.

• The Rainforest Connection -- Dr. Jacalyn Willis, director of Great Ideas in Science at Montclair State University , lead a research team to the rainforest's of Panama and communicated with students via email and this web site, a MUST SEE!

• Rutgers Marine and Coastal Science C.O.O.L Classroom -- These activities utilize real-time data from the Institutes'  Marine Remote Sensing Laboratory located in NJ.