NASA Office of Education
Visit the NASA Education website. You'll discover a wealth of information including a list of current opportunities; education related feature stories; and contact information for project representatives.
DFRC Office of Education
Enroll in the NASA Electronic Professional Development Network for a self-directed online course to learn about the G-III UAVSAR earthquake study, and engage students in a middle school student design challenge.
Airborne Research Experience for Educators
Interested persons may complete a free, self-directed online course to learn about the NASA G-III/C-20A Uninhabited Aerial Vehicle Synthetic Aperture Radar earthquake investigations. Image Credit: NASA The Airborne Research Experience for Educators, or AREE, provides research-based experiences for K-12 educators who use the unique environment of NASA flight platforms. Educators practice science by becoming involved in NASA earth science and flight missions.
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NASA Dryden test range operations technician Daniel Burgdorf explains the various flight test data parameters displayed on screens that are monitored by flight test engineers to AREE program teachers in one of Dryden's control rooms. Image Credit: NASA / Ken Ulbrich Twelve educators from across the country came to the high desert of Southern California in July to participate in NASA's Airborne Research Experience for Educators (AREE), a 10-day workshop and research experience at the agency's Dryden Flight Research Center.
Flight Platform, G-III →
Learn about the G-III and other NASA manned and unmanned aircraft that support Earth system science research.
Science Behind the Mission, UAVSAR →
Learn about the science behind the G-III UAVSAR missions to study Earth systems.
NASA Science: Earth Systems →
Learn about NASA’s Earth Science program.