A compilation of resources for engaging the public in the Mars, Mars rovers, and the Mars Perseverance landing.

Public programs are delivered by an educator, actor, or STEM professional and may incorporate stage presentations, scripted science theater performances, demonstrations, interactive games. These programs typically last up to 20 minutes and are held in a dedicated auditorium or seating area for small or large audiences.

Publications include: 1) Externally published journal articles, books, and other professional publications 2) Guides for professional learning, and 3) Evaluation reports and research studies.

A list of citations for NISE Network project externally published journal articles, books, and professional publications. 

The NISE Network has developed many written professional learning guides designed to increase the capacity of informal science educators and scientists. Guides cover a wide variety of topics from program development, collaboration, inclusion, and implementation.

Chemistry hands-on activities and professional learning resources for informal science educators.

Resources for improving accessibility for blind and low vision audiences including strategies, guidelines, audio descriptions, sonifications, tactile books, and tactile 3D-printed models.

A downloadable kit of hands-on activities to help learners explore the phenomena, uses, and societal impact of radio technologies.

Kit of activities and professional resources focused on NASA’s ongoing efforts to send future astronauts to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

Resources for educators creating activities and themes for summer camps, holiday camps, and school break camps.