A Walk Through a High School Computational Project Jill Snyder, Albuquerque High School and Paula Avery, Moriarty High School; New Mexico Adventures in Supercomputing Integrating Computational Collaborative Projects into the Science Classroom - Chemistry/Environmental Science, Earth Science, and Systems Modeling Teachers from the Maryland Virtual High School of Science and Mathematics: Susan Ragan, Montgomery Blair High School, Lead Presenter Don Higdon, Arundel High School; Nusret Hisim, Walkersville High School; Ron Peterman, James Bennett High School; Tom Bulka, Garrett Northern High School; Charlotte Trout, Williamsport High School; Phil Hammond, Smithsburg High School; Don Shaffer, North East High School; Tom Dillingham, Montgomery Blair High School Network-Based K-12 Science Activities Integrating Mathematics, Science and Technology Dave Thomas, Montana State University and Stephanie Stevenson, Holley-Navarre (Florida) Intermediate School; Network Montana Project Training Teachers to Publish and Use Curricular Materials on the Web Susan Boone, Saint Agnes Academy and Cynthia Lanius, Milby High School; GirlTECH Program Computational Modeling at Lee's Summit High School John Biggerstaff, Jim Nazworthy, and Jackie Snow, Lee's Summit (Missouri) High School; Project MOST Use of Image Analysis to Quantify Damage to a Snail Shell Albert Lilly and Thomas Fink, Alabama School of Mathematics & Science Strategies and Tools for Assessing Students' Learning in Project-Based, Computational Science Courses Kallen Tsikalas, Center for Children & Technology The WAVE Project: Web Access Virtual Education Carol Castellon, Debra Woods, and Claran Einfeldt, University of Illinois Laboratory High School Hawaii Virtual Academy - The Electronic School of Hawaii Vicki Kajioka, Hawaii State Department of Education and Marsha Mooradian, Maui High Performance Computing Center
Girls and Computational Science Gypsy Abbott, University of Alabama at Birmingham; John Ziebarth, National Center for Supercomputing Applications; and Gina Sullivan, Bob Jones (Alabama) High School Telementoring as a Gateway for Girls into Science, Engineering, and Computing Dorothy Bennett, Center for Children & Technology; Don Thatcher, North High School, Des Moines, IA; Kallen Tsikalas, Center for Children & Technology; and Jill Snyder, Albuquerque High School
Student Outcomes for the Alabama ASPIRE Program Gypsy Abbott, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Carl Davis and Edna Gentry, University of Alabama at Huntsville New Mexico High School Supercomputing Challenge, 1990-1995 David Kratzer and Marilyn Foster, Los Alamos National Laboratory Survey of Student Experience and Impact on Education and Career Choices in the SuperQuest Programs Margo Berg, MJB Consulting Office
Bringing the Outside In: Critical Issues in Designing Educational Mentoring & Telementoring Experiences Kallen Tsikalas, Center for Children & Technology, moderator Dorothy Bennett, Center for Children & Technology; Gary Johnson, TechCorps of America; Laura DeMarotta, Horace Maynard High School; Bruce Bennett, North Polk High School.
K-12 Computing and Communications and the National Mathematics and Science Education Standards Margo Berg, MJB Consulting Office, moderator
Integration of Computing and Communications Technologies in Teacher Preparation and Professional Development David Thomas, Montana State University, moderator
Ten Years of K-12 High Performance Computing and Communications: What Have We Learned? What are we Building for the Future? Moderator: Wally Feurzeig, BB&N;
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