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Found in Collection(s): Click on the collection logo for more information. Close this window Collection Name: NSDL Expert Voices Collection Description: Expert Voices uses weblog technology to support collaborative conversations among STEM content experts, scientists, educators, and students from key NSDL audience groups: K-12 teachers, higher-education faculty, librarians, and library builders. Moderated conversations are designed to tie NSDL resources to science news and add context for resources that enhance discovery, selection, and use. Collection Information: Grade Level High School Higher Education Middle School Intended Audience Faculty, Teachers, Librarians, Students, Informal Learners, Subject Matter Experts Language En Eng Link Http://expertvoices.nsdl.org/ Publisher / Resource Provider NSDL Resource Type Text Subject Keyword(s) Blog, Weblog, Blogosphere, Science, Technology, Mathematics, Engineering, Education, Teachers, University, Faculty, Experts, Librarians, Library, K-12, Informal Learners, NSDL Community, Posts, Learning, Conversations, RSS, Social Media, Digital, Classroom, Kids Blogosphere Health Instructional Issues Mathematics Social Media Social Studies Technology Close this window Close this window Collection Name: AMSER: Applied Math and Science Education Repository Collection Description: AMSER (Applied Math and Science Education Repository) is a portal of educational resources and services built specifically for those in community and technical colleges, but free for anyone to use. AMSER is funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) as part of the National Science Digital Library, and is being created by a team of project partners led by Internet Scout. Collection Information: Contributor(s) ATE Centers American Association Of Community Colleges American Mathematics Association Of Two-Year Colleges Internet Scout Project MERLOT Morrill Solutions Grade Level Higher Education Technical Education (Lower Division) Technical Education (Upper Division) Undergraduate (Lower Division) Vocational/Professional Development Education Intended Audience Administrator Educator Learner Link Http://amser.org/ Resource Type Collection Instructional Material Reference Material Search Engine Text Tool Subject Keyword(s) General Science Science Close this window Resource Title: Expert Voices Gateway Description: Expert Voices is a "science teaching information exchange" sponsored by the National Science Digital Library (NSDL). The topics covered are science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, and it's geared towards teachers of all levels, as well as students. The blogs are divided up into three sections: "Recent Posts", "Who Says", and "Hot Topics". "Recent Posts" are, as they sound, the most recent entries added to blogs, with a description of the entry, as well as the blog to which it was posted. "Who Says" lists the names of active blogs, sorted by audience level including "K12 Teachers", "University Faculty", "Librarians", "NSDL Community", and "Informal Learners". Some of the blogs fall into more than one of the aforementioned audience categories. Helpfully, there a "Larger Text" option is provided on the top of the far right hand side of every page. Additional Resource Information Grade Level High School Higher Education Middle School Intended Audience College/University Instructors Faculty, Teachers, Librarians, Students, Informal Learners, Subject Matter Experts Higher Education Secondary School Teachers Students Teachers Technical School First Cycle Technical School Second Cycle University First Cycle University Second Cycle Vocational Training Language En Eng Publisher / Resource Provider NSDL National Science Foundation (U.S.) Resource Type Collection Reading Materials Science Materials Text Subject Keyword(s) Blog, Weblog, Blogosphere, Science, Technology, Mathematics, Engineering, Education, Teachers, University, Faculty, Experts, Librarians, Library, K-12, Informal Learners, NSDL Community, Posts, Learning, Conversations, RSS, Social Media, Digital, Classroom, Kids Blogosphere Health Instructional Issues Mathematics Science Science -- Informal Education Science -- Instructional Issues Social Media Social Studies Technology

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