Data in the Classroom is an online resource for K-12 teachers interested in using real scientific data in their teaching. This Web site is the current home of the NOAA Ocean Data Education (NODE) Project, which is creating curriculum and online tools that demonstrate the use of real-time data.

Name: NODC
Source: dataintheclassroom.org
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 The USA National Phenology Network brings together citizen scientists, government agencies, non-profit groups, educators and students of all ages to monitor the impacts of climate change on plants and animals in the United States. We welcome participation in monitoring across the United States.

Name: USA National Phenology Network
Source: www.usanpn.org
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 This application is our version of the classic children's game that uses space and Earth science as the basis for its questions and answers.

Name: Museums Teaching Planet Earth
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This is all you need! Full e-planetarium gives your full starfield, plus the ability to play our digital shows and create your own. Includes computer, projector, dome, fan and show software. Two shows included in this special package price!

Name: Museums Teaching Planet Earth
Source: http://www.e-planetarium.com
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Special inflatable 6-meter diameter dome, suitable for projecting both stars and our new immersive shows! Airlock entry allows visitors to enter without losing air or letting in light. Replace your old dome with the state of the art! Inflation fan

Name: Museums Teaching Planet Earth
Source: http://www.e-planetarium.com
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Full site license of Mars display softare - Mars Update, Mars Survey, Mars TicTacToe, Mars Panorama, suitable for museums and schools. No internet connection or keyboard necessary. Purchasers use registration key to unlock archives. Editors include

Name: Museums Teaching Planet Earth
Source: http://earth.rice.edu/software/Mars
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DIAL is a web-based data and information system that enables scientists and small data producers in Earth science to format, document, and distribute data through their desktop computers. The system allows data users, by using common Web browsers, to interactively search and select data in DIAL sites, manipulate and visualize the selected data, and download selected data in their favorite forms in terms of spatial and temporal coverage and resolution, parameters, and data formats.

Name: Laboratory for Advanced Information Technology and Standard (LAITS)
Source: http://laits.gmu.edu
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GeoBrain is a standards-compliant, open, distributed, three-tier web information system with the technologies based on geo-object and geo-tree concepts.This GeoBrain system will mobilize NASA EOS data and information through Web service and knowledge management technologies for higher-education teaching and research. The system will make petabytes of NASA EOS data and information, especially those in the ECS data pools, as easily accessible as their local resources, to higher-education users, both professors and students.

Name: Laboratory for Advanced Information Technology and Standard (LAITS)
Source: http://geobrain.laits.gmu.edu
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Stand-alone software for museums or companies to collect survey data from customers or visitors. Questions, backgrounds, responses, and images are all tailorable. Site License gets both Mac and Windows platforms.Survey data easily exportable.

Name: Museums Teaching Planet Earth
Source: http://earth.rice.edu/software/Survey_Software/
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Have your students ever wondered where were the Apollo landing sites, do they know names of all the moon craters, or see the entire near side map of the moon? Lunar Map Pro Basic provides you the all that have mentioned. Students actually see in close-up the formation the moon. It contained high-resolution map, based on actual NASA data imagery. Students will learn all of the major landing sites, explore lunar features, and set up label for beautiful capturing and printing for their astronomy report. System requirement: Win98 and above; Window compatible; 96 RAM

Name: RITI
Source: http://www.riti.com/
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