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✤ Debra Panizzon (Associate Professor, Faculty of Education, Monash University) ✤ Peter Corkill (Principal, John Monash Science School)
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What does NVSES offer? ✤ Astrophysics ✤ Quantum physics ✤ Nanoscience ✤ Nanotechnology 8 week modules including:
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Preferred class: Teacher VidConf Students on laptops Webcams Headsets Preferred class: Teacher VidConf Students on laptops Webcams Headsets Cloud: WebEx Google Apps RealSmart WordPress Cloud: WebEx Google Apps RealSmart WordPress Home class: Student on laptops Webcam Headset Home class: Student on laptops Webcam Headset Teacherless class: Student on laptops Webcams Headsets Teacherless class: Student on laptops Webcams Headsets Mobile class: Student on phone/table Webcam Headset Mobile class: Student on phone/table Webcam Headset Teacher studio (Live lesson) Teacher studio (Live lesson) WebEx screen share Participants Chat Quiz Videoconference
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Current involvement ✤ Gungahlin College (ACT) ✤ Willunga High School (SA) ✤ Tasmanian eSchool New enrolments for T2 with Astrophysics and Nanoscience being offered. Quantum physics and Nanotechnology available in T3. All units will be available in Term 3, 2013. Partner schools – Term 1, 2013
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John Monash Science School ✤ The School Context ✤ Outreach programs currently running ✤ NVSES program
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Who can be involved? The program would suit: ★ Year 10 students – individuals or groups of up to 25 students ★ Students seeking extension opportunities in science, who are genuinely interested in science and are self-motivated ★ Schools that would like to provide a Professional Development opportunity for their teachers in the emerging sciences, and in remote delivery of science
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How is it delivered? Modules run for 8 weeks Two 1-hour synchronous lessons each week along with homework Students participate in live lessons via web video-conferencing and collaboration tools No fees for students or school for access to curriculum and resources Students receive an NVSES report for each module completed
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What is needed to participate? High-speed internet access: NBN or high-speed broadband Normal school connection should cope with small groups of students (up to 5-10). Larger student numbers may depend on whole school usage at the time (e.g. if other classes are accessing multimedia resources that also require high bandwidth). ✤ Students: access to individual or shared computers/laptops (with integrated webcams and headsets, or plug and play video & audio capabilities) ✤ Open access to online resources (school firewalls and content filters enabled for access) ✤ A liaison teacher and access to local school technical ICT support
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What’s next? ✤ Take a flyer ✤ Visit the website www.nvses.edu.auwww.nvses.edu.au ✤ Email us to start a conversation about bringing your students or teachers into the program enquiries@nvses.edu.auenquiries@nvses.edu.au
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