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07.05.2011    

Six pre-service middle school science teachers participated in COSEE Florida's Research Experience Pre-service Teachers (REPT) program. For six weeks, REPT interns conducted a variety of experiments alongside research scientists at Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute, Ocean Research & Conservation Association, and the Smithsonian Marine Station at Fort Pierce. As part of their research experience, they produced short videos addressing common misconceptions in science, including such topics as:
- Scientists are boring lab rats
- Science does not involve creativity
- Science experiments answer questions in clear, concrete ways

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COSEE Florida Aquatic Science Heroes- Dr. Edie Widder 06.17.2011    

Florida Aquatic Science Heroes (FLASH) is a short video describing the work of a Florida-based ocean scientist, their research, and its relevance to a broader community.

In Making Water Pollution Visible, Dr. Edie Widder describes her passion to improve water quality in Florida's Indian River Lagoon and how the technology that she has developed can be applied to improve water quality throughout the world.

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04.26.2011    

Short vodcasts feature current research and the scientists involved. Four Climate Watch vodcasts, including ones on Changing Biomes and Permafrost, and a series on research at Lake El'Gypytgyn in Siberia involving coring through 3.5 million years of lake sediments to reconstruct Arctic paleo-environments were still in production on April, 2011.

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04.19.2011    

A body of educational resources focused on understanding the impacts of climate change and dynamic ice cover on the eastern Bering Sea ecosystem.

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02.28.2011    

Three compelling short videos showcase the dramatic changes in Alaska's marine ecosystems through interviews with scientists and Alaska Natives.

This video was produced by COSEE Alaska, the Alaska Sea Grant program, the Alaska Marine Conservation Council, and the Alaska Ocean Observing System

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02.23.2011    

The results of an international expert meeting convened by UNESCO in Monaco in March, 2009.

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01.31.2011    

Island Press. A practical and entertaining guide to communicating science. Explains how to engage your audience and explain why a particular finding matters. Explores how to ace your interview, promote a paper, enter the political fray, and use new media to connect with your audience.

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12.01.2010    

Comparison of results from surveying Alaska SeaLife Center staff, residents of Seward, Alaska; and visitors to the Alaska SeaLife Center.

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COSEE Alaska Educator Guide to Resources for Teaching about Alaska's Sea and Rivers 11.18.2010    

Educator Guide. (PDF, 641 KB) Quick reference with links to:
- Lesson plans and units in the online Alaska Seas and Rivers K-8 curriculum produced by Alaska Sea Grant

- Resources and lesson plans related to planning and carrying out ocean science fairs and projects that can be entered into the Alaska Science and Engineering Fair.

The guide lists Alaska state science standards and grade level expectations and national Ocean Literacy Principles addressed by each lesson plan and the resources are aligned with Alaska standards for cultural relevance.

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An Imminent Thaw: changing Arctic sea ice 11.18.2010    

A five-minute podcast based on interviews with Alaska scientists and member of Alaska Native Alaskan communities about changes in sea ice patterns and their implications for the ecosystem and human communities that have depended traditionally on ice-associated animals. The importance of observing systems, using both technology and knowledgeable community observers, is highlighted.

Co-produced by COSEE NOW and COSEE Alaska.

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08.17.2010    

COSEE Alaska presentation at the Northwest Aquatic and Marine Educators Conference, Florence, OR. July 2010.

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08.01.2010    

Music video.

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08.01.2010    

Links to:

  1. Alaska state science standards and GLEs compared with national Ocean and Literacy principles completed for the Alaska Environmental Literacy Plan (AKELP).
  2. A standards-based framework for ocean and climate change education for Alaska high schools
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08.01.2010    

Time-lapse cameras observe glaciers melting around the world.

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08.01.2010    

Shoreline erosion.

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08.01.2010    

Educational site about the International Polar Year.

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08.01.2010    

NASA video featuring "fly-overs" of Earth, focusing on ice.

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08.01.2010    

Curriculum framework and Inquiry-based lesson plans about the Arctic climate.

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08.01.2010    

Current and on-going ocean climate change research in the Bering Sea.

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08.01.2010    

One of NOAA's "theme pages" focusing on the Arctic.

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08.01.2010    

Resources about the cryosphere.

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08.01.2010    

Brief but eloquent presentation about the importance of ice and the animals that depend on ice habitat to Alaska Native culture and subsistence hunters.

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08.01.2010    

Part 2 of a series that follows Native Thoughts on Climate Change.

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08.01.2010    

Tracking wildlife by satellite.

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08.01.2010    

Special collection of multimedia resources developed by WGBH Boston featuring Alaska Native knowledge, concerns, and the response of Alaska Native communities and cultures to climate change.

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