JG Ryan, S Eriksson - 2010 - digitalcommons.usf.edu

Planning the Future of GeoCyberEducation.

Computer and Information Science and Engineering Minority-Serving Institutions Research Expansion Program AND Program Evaluation

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Excerpt

The geoscience community has come together repeatedly over the last fifteen years to examine the question of how the growing world of cyberinfrastructure tools, data archives, and information resources is impacting the directions of education and research in our field. The earth, ocean, and atmospheric science disciplines have been early adopters of cyber‐tools to facilitate both educational activities and research (eg, Manduca and Mogk, 2000; Carbotte, et al 2001; Allison et al 2002; 2003). A wide range of Web‐accessible data …

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