Events

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Join Steve Phelps and Elizabeth Joyner as they build from the first Watercooler, where they demonstrated how to pull data from My NASA Data's Earth System Data Explorer into Google Sheets, then into Desmos for analysis. During this second session, we will jump right into data analysis with the data of your choice into a hands-on working session. Bring your own spreadsheet of a dataset and come ready to explore and we’ll provide the guidance!  >>

Join Jennifer Bourgeault, U.S. Country Coordinator, to kick off the Watercooler season. We are looking forward to a great lineup of topics this year, but we want to hear from you: please bring your topic ideas to this Watercooler!   >>

The 2021 GLOBE Annual Meeting will be held from 12-16 July. The theme of the meeting is “Adapting to a Changing GLOBE.” The meeting will be entirely virtual.  >>

This week, Jodi Haney, BGSU GLOBE Partnership, will talk about the HOTTEST places on the BGSU Campus and how to COOL them down!  >>

This week, learn about the Teen Science Café Network, which allows teen leaders to plan and host Science Café events where “teens and STEM experts engage in lively conversations and activities to explore a topic deeply.”  >>

This week, GLOBE Partner Rich Wagner, Metropolitan State University in Denver (Denver, Colorado) will share on observational and data literacy on the Platte River in Denver.  >>

This week, join a discussion with GLOBE Partner Mike Jabot, Institute for Research in Science Teaching.  >>

This week Olivia VanDamme, Science Action Club's Education Program Coordinator, will demonstrate how to teach the skills within the GLOBE protocol to middle schoolers in both digital and in-person learning environments using SAC's Cloud Quest curriculum.  >>

As wildfires continue to ravage the west, burning more and more of the landscape, many are left wondering how these fire-affected forests will recover. In this Watercooler, University of Colorado Boulder curriculum developer and GLOBE partner Jon Griffith describes “The Future of Forests” a MS/HS curriculum connected to NGSS life science standards that explores patterns of post-fire recovery (or lack thereof) across the west and inspires classrooms to engage with the GLOBE Observer land cover app.  >>