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The Story of How eERL Came To Be
eERL's mission is to be the best possible online collection of environmental and energy sustainability resources for community college educators and for their students. The resources are also available for practitioners and the public.
Our newest online release is a final report on the grant from NSF and NSDL that helped to create eERL. Have a look at all that went on behind the scenes to produce eERL at Final Report.
eERL and ATEEC
eERL is a product of a community college-based National Science Foundation Center, the Advanced Technology Environmental and Energy Center (ATEEC), and its partners. Community Colleges enroll 10.4 million students annually in college transfer and workforce preparation credit and noncredit programs.
Contact information, ATEEC:
phone: 563.441.4091
e-mail: ateec@eicc.edu
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Design Challenge Lessons Online: Building for the Big One
Using this activity, students will learn about the effects of earthquakes and how various soil types react during an earthquake. This lesson gives students first-hand experience in making design... |
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Design Challenge Lessons Online: Physics of Roller Coasters
Full-length lab curriculum was developed to teach Kinetic and Potential energies, Newton's Laws of Motion, velocity, friction and acceleration. |
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Design Challenge Lessons Online: Exploring Buoyancy
Design Challenge created to teach students about buoyancy, density, volume and pressure. |
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Design Challenge Lessons Online: Simplicity of Electricity
This is a hands-on, "how-to" workshop for students to learn how to troubleshoot a circuit, design a switch and build and test a signaling device. |
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Design Challenge Lessons Online: Magnet Circus
Explore the properties of magnets by designing a device that can move as far as possible using only magnets to move it, and then design a machine that will stay in motion for the greatest period of... |
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