A Retrospective Review on a Decade of Building a National Science Digital Library to Transform STEM Education
May 6, 2013 at 3:23 pm Flora McMartin Leave a comment
In April 2012 a three-day writing workshop was convened to generate a retrospective report on the NSDL library-building process. Workshop participants addressed the following research questions in group meetings and writing sessions of small teams:
- How has the vision for the NSDL been realized?
- How has NSDL developed over time?
- What new knowledge has been generated as a result?
- Where are / were successes and challenges for NSDL?
- How could the NSDL inform cyber-learning programs?
The resulting workshop report is structured as a series of essays and highlights a number of the significant lessons learned and contributions made by the hundreds of individuals who worked to advance digital library research and STEM education.
The report can be found at: http://serc.carleton.edu/p2p_redux/index.html
You can also download the report to your iPad via the iBooks app (this works best with the latest iBooks App installed (v 3.0)). Note: Kindle Fire users can also download this file to their desktop computers and then go the extra step to move it to their Fire.
Entry filed under: NSDL Collections, NSDL Core Integration, NSDL Pathways, NSDL Reflections Background, NSDL Services, Project Type. Tags: National Science Digital Library, NSDL, Pathways to Progress, Reflections.
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