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Kids Become Virtual Adventurers
In person or via satellite, students engage in project learning through the exploits of Titanic explorer Robert Ballard. More to this story.
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Release Date: 1/3/2002
Running Time: 6 min.
Video Credits
Produced, Written, and Directed by
- Ken Ellis
Associate Producers:
- Leigh Iacobucci
- Diane Curtis
Editor:
- Karen Sutherland
Camera Crew:
- Rege Becker
- Jim Gilchrist
- Joseph Rose
Narrator:
- Susan Blake
Additional Footage Courtesy of
- The JASON Project
- © 2002
- The George Lucas Educational Foundation
- All rights reserved.
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Since this video was produced in 2002, the JASON Project has become a nonprofit subsidiary of the National Geographic Society; the curriculum was completely redesigned in 2007. JASON no longer does an annual satellite broadcast, but both of the newly designed curriculum units have won a number of awards, including the Software and Information Industry Association's 2008 CODiE Award for Best Online Instructional Solution for the free online curriculum Operation: Monster Storms.
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Staff comment:
You can read more to this story at JASON and the New Argonauts: Students Become Explorers. Here is the Jason Project Web site.
JASON Project Curriculum
My 6th grade Earth Science students have been using the JASON Project's Operation Resilient Storm for the past month. I love that I can send set-up a webpage from the site, assign various tasks (assessments, reading,interactive games, videos, etc), as well as do labs together in class. I teach 6 periods of science and it is very, very easy to manage and my student's online journals are examples of some of their best writing and thinking yet!