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| Welcome to the Digital Learning Network |
| Experience out-of-this-world interactive learning with NASA's Digital Learning Network™! |
| Free, interactive programs allow you and your students to learn more about our home planet and to journey into space using video-conferencing and Web casts. Students of all ages are able to speak directly with NASA personnel including scientists, engineers, astronauts, and education specialists. Placing an emphasis on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics), the DLN offers a wide variety of distance learning events designed to educate through demonstrations and real time interactions with experts. All programs are aligned to national standards with pre- and post-activities to enhance your video conference and Web cast experiences. Join NASA's DLN as we go back to the Moon, onto Mars, and beyond. |
Announcements |
Join us December 10 from 4-5 PM EST for our next eEducation Product Showcase WEBCAST Join us for an hour-long two part professional development DLN event for educators of students in grades K-12. Discover what NASA eClips offer you and your students. To learn more about eClips click here. CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE WEBCAST ON DECEMBER 10 DLN Staff Profile: Roger Storm |
Roger Storm is in his 15th year at the Glenn Research Center, 13 years as Summer Faculty and now two years as the GRC Digital Learning Network Coordinator. He taught high school chemistry and science for 35 years. Roger and GRC engineer Tom Benson have given talks around the country as the Wright brothers. He is the principal author of NASA's educator’s guides "Learning to Fly: The Wright Brothers Adventure” and “Pushing the Envelope: A NASA Guide to Engines.” Married for 35 years, he is the father of eight and the grandfather of ten and a four-day "JEOPARDY" champion. |
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Editor: Dr. Robert Starr NASA Official: Dr. Shelley Canright Last Updated:Nov 27, 2008 |
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