What are NSDL Pathways
NSDL Pathways are partners who provide access to audience-specific views of appropriate NSDL resources and services (portals). Pathway audiences may be grouped by grade level, discipline, resource or data type, or some other designation.
Pathways projects represent a strategy for building the NSDL in a manner that best supports efficient resource discovery for broad categories of users. Pathway portals are developed and managed in partnership with organizations and institutions that have a history and expertise in serving their portal's target audiences - in effect, they act as reference librarians for their communities. These partnerships enhance the educational character of NSDL and demonstrate the value of NSDL in a variety of educational settings.
A one-page flyer describing the Pathways projects is available for use at conferences, meetings, or other events. Go to the Outreach materials page to download it and other useful materials.
NSDL Pathways News
- Engineering Education “Today in History” Blog: Plastic Bottle Catamaran Completes Epic Pacific Crossing
- Engineering Education “Today in History” Blog: Michael Jackson the Inventor
- Engineering Education “Today in History”: Gates and Allen License Basic
- Engineering Education “Today in History” Blog: Apollo 40th anniversary
Links found below on the title of a Pathways project (in blue) will take you to additional information about that Pathways project, and to all its resources in the NSDL. Following the link on the URL (in green) will take you directly to the indicated Pathways portal.
Current Pathway Partners are:
