View all our videos about EAST: Students in the Environmental and Spatial Technology program, at Horace Mann Magnet Middle School, in Little Rock, Arkansas, connect with nature through projects that serve their community.  Students display and explain their service-learning projects at the annual conference of the Environmental and Spatial Technology Initiative.  Students make sense of local history while creating an award-winning documentary, and an old-school teacher finds new inspiration though the Environmental and Spatial Technology Initiative.  What kind of students join the Environmental and Spatial Technology Initiative? Here are their answers. |
Going EAST: Student and Teacher POVsStudents make sense of local history while creating an award-winning documentary, and an old-school teacher finds new inspiration though the Environmental and Spatial Technology Initiative. Find out what the EAST Initiative is all about.
Students make sense of local history while creating an award-winning documentary, and an old-school teacher finds new inspiration though the Environmental and Spatial Technology Initiative. Find out what the EAST Initiative is all about.
Credits |
Release Date: 11/7/07
Video Credits
Produced, Written, and Directed by
- Ken Ellis
Associate Producer:
- Amy Erin Borovoy
Editor:
- Kris Welch
Camera Crew:
- Rob Weller
- Jeff Woodward
Narrator:
- Kris Welch
Original Music:
- Ed Bogas
Still Photographs Courtesy of
- Elaine Warrington
- Fountain Lake High School
- © 2007
- The George Lucas Educational Foundation
- All rights reserved
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Information about EAST
Christine,
You can find out more about EAST by reading the article that accompanies this video segment. Click on the link just above the video player screen. The EAST Web site also has information about how to participate.
East labs
How do you get one of these East Labs? That is the best idea I have seen for intergrating technology and regular classes.