Through MSDE's ongoing partnership with NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, students and teachers will have access to NASA's web resources in science, math, technology and engineering. Each student group will be photographed and receive a disk with their group photo to take home. A team from Johns Hopkins Center for Technology in Education will demonstrate devices and software that provides assistance to students with special needs.
Teachers can learn about web-based resources for educators.
Students from Randallstown High School in Baltimore County will help student groups create and edit video clips using the latest hardware and software. Live performances of the ancient art of storytelling by student and professional artists will go on throughout the day. A prototype of a new Braille Reader will also be available for hands on experiences. A complete lab stocked with high-speed equipment for interactive editing of video, audio, text and graphics will be set up. Educational software for management, productivity, presentation, lesson planning and more are available for testing and discussion.