DESCRIPTION
Held in 2014, this online brown-bag conversation is designed to empower museum educators to engage visitors in meaningful conversations about the relevance of emerging technologies to our lives. Participants will learn key concepts about the relationships between science, technology, and society, and receive specific training for having conversations using activities in the NanoDays 2014 Kit. Presented by: Brad Herring of the Museum of Life and Science, Jamey Wetmore and Ira Bennett of Arizona State University, Douglas Coler of Discovery Place Inc., and Kevin Dilley of Sciencenter. For more information, and for a link to the recording, please see the Resources section of this page.
DESCRIPTION
Held in 2014, this online brown-bag conversation is designed to empower museum educators to engage visitors in meaningful conversations about the relevance of emerging technologies to our lives. Participants will learn key concepts about the relationships between science, technology, and society, and receive specific training for having conversations using activities in the NanoDays 2014 Kit. Presented by: Brad Herring of the Museum of Life and Science, Jamey Wetmore and Ira Bennett of Arizona State University, Douglas Coler of Discovery Place Inc., and Kevin Dilley of Sciencenter. For more information, and for a link to the recording, please see the Resources section of this page.
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OBJECTIVES
NANO CONTENT MAP
Nanotechnologies—and their costs, utility, risks, and benefits—are closely interconnected with society and with our values.
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Credits
Arizona State University
Developed for the NISE Network with funding from the National Science Foundation under Award Numbers 0532536 and 0940143. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this product are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Foundation.
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