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The East Meadow Herald article highlights exhibit patrons' experiences and reactions to the Discover Earth exhibit at the East Meadow Public Library. In addition to the exhibits, activities and scientist speakers at the library are discussed as well. Click on the link below to read the article.
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Below are a couple of links to videos from local news stations that covered the Discover Tech exhibit at the Downtown Spokane Public Library in Washington state. In each video, hosts discuss the exhibit and interview librarians about the exhibit, activities they offer, STEM education, and its reception by the public. Click on the links below to watch the videos.
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This issue highlights the Bill Nye Climate Lab, which was evaluated by NCIL's Kate Haley Goldman. It also introduces an online resource for Spanish speakers interested in learning more about science.
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This issue promoted a webinar hosted by the STAR_Net project partners.
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This issue announces the opening of the Discover Earth exhibit in Diboll Texas, and also contains information about joining the STAR_Net Community of Practice.
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This issue highlights the resources that accompany the Great Balls of Fire exhibition.
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This issue announces the start of the Great Balls of Fire tour, and showcases the teacher and docent workshops done for the exhibit at the Science Museum of Virginia.
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This issue highlights youth involvement in the Great Balls of Fire exhibition, and introduces the Community of Practice for the STAR_Net project.
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This issue describes the "Space Rocks" toolkits designed by the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, and introduces the Making Space Social project.
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This issue announces the start of fabrication for the Great Balls of Fire exhibit, and welcomes Bob Russell to NCIL.
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This issue showcases one of the most popular stops on the Discover Space tour, the Aurora Public Library, and introduces NCIL's involvement in the Open Exhibits project.
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This issue announces the funding of the STAR_Net Project, and introduces key team members.
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