Educational Digital Libraries for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Originally Published 2002. Republished 2013. This work is licensed under.

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Educational Digital Libraries for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Originally Published 2002. Republished 2013. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/)

Outline SMETE Open Federation BioSci Ed Net Linda Akli, AAAS Gender and Science Digital Library Sarita Nair, Education Development Center The Learning Matrix Judy Ridgway, Eisenhower National Clearinghouse ComPADRE/Physical Sciences Resource Center Bruce Mason, AAPT and Univ. of Oklahoma Q&A

SMETE Open Federation Vision A Digital Learning Community The SMETE Open Federation is an e-learning partnership that: Offers a comprehensive collection of STEM education content and services to learners educators and academic policy-makers Serves as the integrative organization and distribution mechanism for pedagogical material through a tightly coupled federation of digital libraries Promotes educational reform through participatory communities of learners

The SMETE Open Federation… Believes the NSDL should… Cover science, mathematics, engineering and technology We should emphasize the interdisciplinary and interconnectedness of learning materials Focus on teaching and learning at the undergraduate and K-12 levels We should recognize the materials needed by faculty to support teaching and learning with these resources Focus on the social aspects of building the NSDL as a community We must elevate community and social aspects to the same level as technical ones Have tightly federated/integrated collections and services to allow users the best possible experience

Reach of the Open Federation Identifiable audience of 9.25 million users About 250,000 directly accessible community members Collectively has 42,000 high-quality, web-accessible digital learning resources 28% Math 17% Physical Sciences (physics, chemistry) 19% Life Sciences 4% Engineering 3% Computer Science 29% Non-STEM (History, World languages, etc.) K-12/Higher Education Higher education resources 65% K-12 education resources 35%

SMETE Open Federation Industry Access Excellence & National Assoc. Biology Teachers (www.accessexcellence.org and www.nabt.org) American Association for the Advancement of Science (www.aaas.org) Association of Women in Science (www.awis.org) BioQUEST Curriculum Consortium (www.bioquest.org) Biosci Ed Net (www.benproject.org) Coalition for Networked Information (www.cni.org) CITIDEL (www.citidel.org) ComPADRE/Physical Sciences Resource Center (www.psrc-online.org) Computer Science Teaching Center (www.cstc.org) Digital Library for Earth Systems Education (www.dlese.org) Education Development Center (www.edc.org) Eisenhower National Clearinghouse (www.enc.org) Gender and Science Digital Library (www.gsdl.org) iLumina (www.ilumina-project.org) Instructional Architect (ia.usu.edu) Interactive University (iu.berkeley.edu) Internet Scout Project (scout.cs.wisc.edu) Learning Matrix (thelearningmatrix.enc.org) LearningOnline Network with CAPA (www.lon-capa.org) Mathematics Association of America (www.maa.org) MathDL (www.mathdl.org) Math Forum (www.mathforum.com) MERIT Network & Michigan Teacher Network (www.merit.edu) MERLOT (www.merlot.org) National Center for Supercomputer Applications (www.ncsa.org) NEEDS—A Digital Library for Engineering Education* (www.needs.org) Project Kaleidoscope (www.pkal.org) University of California Teaching and Learning with Technology Center (www.uctltc.org) Autodesk* (www.autodesk.com) Cisco Systems (www.cisco.com) John Wiley & Sons* (www.wiley.com) Collegis (www.collegis.com) MathWorks* (www.mathworks.com) Microsoft Research* (research.microsoft.com) Sun Microsystems (www.sun.com) *Support NEEDS

Open Federation Collaborations SMETE Open Federation collaborations are undertaken to enable collections and service providers to better serve their constituencies Access content from “federated” collections MERLOT<->Google, MERLOT<->SMETE.ORG, SMETE.ORG<->ENC Evaluate the quality of learning resources Using “user” reviews and “expert” reviews Expanding communities of practictioners Through partner collections and activities (such as MIC) Get “personalized” recommendations