Distance Learning Outpost - NASA's Johnson Space Center offers The Distance Learning and Education Project. Special events on specific topics may include microgravity, geography, earth sciences, life sciences, medicine, nutrition, astronomy, robotics and careers. There is no cost, but schools must meet technical requirements and register to participate. Signals of Spring - Is a curriculum designed to teach teachers how to use satellite imagery with their students to explain the migration of animals. Explore how geography, seasons, and weather affect habitats and the migrations of species.
Students utilize real-time scientific data from various technologies and sources.
Space Available - Space Available is a NASA Learning Technologies project in conjunction with the Gulf of Maine Aquarium. The site features photographs taken throughout the world and transmitted directly to classrooms and to the aquarium's Web site. The photographs are included in many interesting classroom activities which include comparing oceans, human impact, Antarctica, weather, satellites, remote sensing, and imaging the Earth. The Earth Science Educator - NASA's Earth Science Directorate provides this Educational Elements page. An extensive list of Earth Science educational resources are available for classroom teachers.