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NA S A’s Central Ope ra tion of Resources <strong>for</strong> Ed u ca t o r s(CORE) was established <strong>for</strong> the national and international distributionof NASA-produced educational materials in audiovisual<strong>for</strong>mat.Educators can obtain a catalogue and an order <strong>for</strong>mby one of the following methods:• NASA CORELorain County Joint Vocational School15181 Route 58 SouthOberlin,OH 44074• Phone (440) 774-1051, Ext.249 or 293• Fax (440) 774-2144• E-mail nasaco@leeca8.esu.k12.oh.us• Home Page: http://spacelink.nasa.gov/COREEducator Resource Center NetworkTo make additional in<strong>for</strong>m a t i on available to the educa t i on commun i ty, the NASA Educa t i on Division has created the NA S AE d u cator Resource Center (ERC) netw o rk . ERCs contain awealth of in<strong>for</strong>m a t i on <strong>for</strong> educa t o r s : p u b l i ca t i on s , re fe re n c eb o ok s ,slide sets, audio ca s s e t t e s ,v i d e o t a p e s ,t e l e l e c t u re pro g ra m s ,c omputer pro g ra m s ,l e s s on plans, and teacher guides with activiti e s .E d u cators may prev i ew, c o p y, or re c e i ve NASA materials atthese sites. B e cause each NASA Field Center has its own areas ofe x p e rt i s e, no two ERCs are exactly alike. Ph one ca lls are welcom eif you are unable to visit the ERC that serves your geogra ph i ca re a .A list of the centers and the re g i ons they serve incl u d e s :AK, AZ, CA,HI,ID, MT, NV, OR, UT,WA,WYNASA Educator Resource CenterMail Stop 253-2NASA Ames Research CenterM o f fett Fi e l d ,CA 94035-1000Ph on e : (415) 604-3574CT, D E ,D C ,M E ,M D, M A ,N H , N J, N Y,PA ,RI ,VTNASA Educator Resource La b o ra t o ryMail Code 130.3NASA Goddard Space Flight CenterG re e n b e l t ,MD 20771-0001Ph on e : (301) 286-8570CO ,K S ,N E ,N M ,N D, O K ,S D, TXJSC Educator Resource CenterSpace Center HoustonNASA Johnson Space Center1601 NASA Road OneH o u s t on ,TX 77058-3696Ph on e : (281) 483-8696F L ,G A ,P R, V INASA Educator Resource La b o ra t o ryMail Code ER LNASA Kennedy Space CenterKennedy Space Center, FL 32899-0001Ph on e : (407) 867-4090KY, N C ,S C , VA ,W VVirginia Air and Space MuseumNASA Educator Resource Center <strong>for</strong>NASA Langley Research Center600 Settlers Landing RoadH a m p t on ,VA 23669-4033Ph on e :(757) 727-0900 x 757NASA Resources <strong>for</strong> EducatorsI L ,I N ,M I ,M N ,O H ,W INASA Educator Resource CenterMail Stop 8-1NASA Lewis Research Center21000 Bro ok p a rk RoadC l eve l a n d ,OH 44135-3191Ph on e : (216) 433-2017A L ,A R, I A ,LA,M O , TNU. S. Space and Rocket CenterNASA Educator Resource Center <strong>for</strong>NASA Marshall Space Flight CenterP. O. B ox 070015H u n t s v i ll , eAL 35807-7015Ph on e : (205) 544-5812M SNASA Educator Resource CenterBuilding 1200NASA John C. Stennis Space CenterStennis Space Center, MS 39529-6000Ph on e :(601) 688-3338NASA Educator Resource CenterJPL Educa t i onal Ou t re a chMail Stop CS-530NASA Jet Propulsion Labora t o ry4800 Oak Grove Dri vePa s a d e n a ,CA 91109-8099Ph on e : (818) 354-6916CA cities near the CenterNASA Educator Resource Center <strong>for</strong>NASA Dryden Flight Research Center45108 N. 3 rd St reet EastLa n ca s t e r, CA 93535Ph on e :(805) 948-7347VA and MD's Eastern Shore sNASA Educator Resource La bE d u ca t i on Complex - Visitor CenterBuilding J-1NASA Wa llops Flight Fa c i l i tyWa llops Island, VA 23337-5099Ph on e :(757) 824-2297/2298Regional Ed u cator Resource Centers o f fer more educators accessto NASA educa t i onal materi a l s . NASA has <strong>for</strong>med part n e r s h i p swith unive r s i t i e s ,mu s e u m s , and other educa t i onal institutions tos e rve as re g i onal ERCs in many states. A complete list of re g i on a lERCs is available through CO RE ,or electron i ca lly via the NA S AE d u ca t i on Home Page at: h t t p : / / w w w. h q. n a s a . go v / e d u ca t i o nNASA On-line Resources <strong>for</strong> Ed u ca t o r s p rovide current educat i onal in<strong>for</strong>m a t i on and instru c t i onal re s o u rce materials tot e a ch e r s , f a c u l ty, and students. A wide range of in<strong>for</strong>m a t i on isa v a i l a b l e, i n cluding science, m a t h e m a t i c s , e n g i n e e ri n g, a n dt e ch n o l o gy educa t i on lesson plans, h i s t o ri cal in<strong>for</strong>m a t i on re l a t-ed to the ae ronautics and space pro g ra m , c u r rent status re p o rt son NASA pro j e c t s , n ews re l e a s e s , i n f o rm a t i on on NASA educat i onal pro g ra m s , useful softw a re and gra phics files. E d u ca t o r sand students can also use NASA re s o u rces as learning tools toe x p l o re the Intern e t , accessing in<strong>for</strong>m a t i on about educa t i on a lg ra n t s ,i n t e racting with other schools which are already on - l i n e,and participating in on-line intera c t i ve pro j e c t s ,c om mu n i ca t i n gwith NASA scientists, e n g i n e e r s , and other team members toe x p e rience the excitement of real NASA pro j e c t s .Access these resources through the NASA Education HomePage: http://www.hq.nasa.gov/educationNASA Television (NTV) is the Agency's distribution system <strong>for</strong>live and taped programs.It offers the public a front-row seat <strong>for</strong>launches and missions, as well as in<strong>for</strong>mational and educationalprogramming, historical documentaries,and updates on the latestdevelopments in aeronautics and space science.NTV is transmittedon the GE-2 satellite, Transponder 9C at 85 degreesWest longitude, vertical polarization, with a frequency of 3880megahertz,and audio of 6.8 megahertz.Ap a rt from live mission cove ra g e, regular NASA Te l ev i s i on programming includes a Video File from noon to 1:00 pm , a NA S AG a ll e ry File from 1:00 to 2:00 pm , and an Educa t i on File from2:00 to 3:00 pm (all times Eastern ) . This sequence is repeated at3:00 pm , 6:00 pm , and 9:00 pm , M on d ay through Fri d ay. T h eN TV Educa t i on File fe a t u res pro g ramming <strong>for</strong> teachers andstudents on science, m a t h e m a t i c s , and tech n o l o gy. NA S ATe l ev i s i on pro g ramming may be videotaped <strong>for</strong> later use.For more in<strong>for</strong>mation on NASA Television,contact:NASA Headquarters, Code P-2, NASA TV, Washington, DC20546-0001 Phone:(202) 358-3572NTV Home Page: http://www.hq.nasa.gov/ntv.htmlHow to Access NASA's Education Materials and Services,EP-1996-11-345-HQThis bro ch u re serves as a guide to accessing a vari e ty of NA S Am a t e rials and services <strong>for</strong> educa t o r s . Copies are availablet h rough the ERC netw o rk , or electron i ca lly via NA S ASp a c e l i n k . NASA Spacelink can be accessed at the foll ow i n ga d d re s s : h t t p : / / s p ac el i n k . n a s a . go v<strong>Suited</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Spacewalking</strong> An Activity Guide <strong>for</strong> Technology Education, Mathematics, and Science, EG-1998-03-112-HQ • 9 9
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