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2. An online learning community of over 9,600 IHE faculty, K-12 teachers and administrators, researchers and evaluators. Provides each project with its own interactive space to enable collaboration with partners Has a human infrastructure behind this web portal to help each project make effective use of the resources and the collaborative tools. MSPnet.org

3. The Hub Provides a mechanism for projects to learn from each other Your “Project Space” provides your project interactive collaborative tools Working Groups allow for emergent, smaller communities to arise Predefined and Emerging Communities

4. MSPnet Home Page: Guest View

5. MSPnet Home Page: Member View Once you log in, you see 3 tabs: MSPnet Hub, Your Project Space and My MSPnet

6. MSPnet Home Page: Member View

7. Project Space: Member View

8. Member Profile

9. MSPnet: The MSP’s Online Learning Network How is knowledge shared and mediated? 1.Sharing Resources 2.Engaging with an Enlarged Collegial Network 3.Collaborating Online 4.Articulating Lesson’s Learned and Disseminating Findings to Others

10. I. Sharing Resources & Keeping up to date The Library Section has over 1,900 articles, over 500 authored by the MSP community about MSP projects, as well as dynamically generated collections related to each of the program’s five key features. The Resources Section has over 475 Resources The MSP Showcase has over 740 items featuring the work of 178 MSP projects

11. MSPnet Library Over 1,900 freely available papers and articles related to STEM education. Search areas of interest, find articles by leaders in the field, and discover findings from MSP project work.

12. MSPnet Library: Many ways to find articles of interest

13. MSPnet Library: Find Related Research

14. MSPnet Resources The MSPnet Resource Center contains links to useful websites, MSP program information, policy updates, NSF and ED news, and the MSP Toolbox.

15. MSP Toolbox & Materials contains resources developed by the MSP community: Protocols Rubrics Measurement tools Assessment guides MSPnet Resources

16. MSPnet Showcase

17. II. Being Part of an Enlarged Collegial Network

18. Voices from the Field: MSPnet Academy MSPnet Academy offers webinars from leaders in the field.

19. Voices from the Field: MSPnet Academy Participate in live webinar Listen to archived webinar Take Part in the discussion

20. III. Engage in Collaborative Project Work Develop your project space to maximize collaboration Add members Post articles to your library and invite your project members to comment Post resources (or copy from the hub) that are most pertinent for your project. Share videos, achievements, reports in your showcase

21. Create Events such as Webinars Your project can make use of Adobe Connect free of charge Invite members of your project or other colleagues to participate in webinars that you will host Send invite through the site Archive webinars once they are finished and share with a larger audience

22. Creating Working Groups Create Smaller Professional Learning Communities Collaborative tools include threaded discussions, a file manager, webinars, survey, and shared calendars. You can also email the entire working group. Project working groups can be private, project-wide, or site-wide Members may elect to receive a digest email notification

23. Create event registrations for the workshops that you run. Invite constituents to register, then manage registrants online. Online Event Registration

24. IV. Disseminating Results Use your project space to share results with the public. Link to (and from) external website Share your posts with the hub and share with other MSPs. New posts get shared through the weekly “MSP News” and is sent to over 9,000 educators.

25. MSP News MSPnet’s weekly newsletter brings you recent research in the field of STEM education, and keeps you up-to-date on the latest news from the MSP program.

26. http:mspnet.org We invite you to take an active role in contributing to the MSP’s online learning network. Send questions and comments to contact@mspnet.org