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Active :: National partnerships for AfterSchool Science. EDC, Inc.
Active :: BRIDGES [Build, Research, Invent, Design, Grow and Explore through Science]. Salvadori Center. New York City Housing Authority. The After School Corporation.
Active :: Mystery Solved: A Traveling Exhibit in Mathematics. Museum of Life and Science.
Active :: Ice Stories: A Public Educational Resource for IPY. Exploratorium.
In Development :: CYBERCHASE SEASON 8: Take the Summer Math Challenge!. Thirteen/WNET.
FIRE. WGBH Educational Foundation.

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The World's Science and Technology Initiative. Public Radio International.
400 Years of the Telescope: Technology Shapes Society. Southern Oregon Public Television.
Connecting Society with Science: The Greater Potential of Giant Screen Experiences. Liberty Science Center, Inc..
Family Engineering for Parents & Elementary-Aged Children. Michigan Technological University.
Kids' Survey Network: Developing and Studying an Apprenticeship Network for Informal Math and Science Learning. TERC Inc.
Peep and The Big Wide World "Anywhere Math" Initiative, Season 4. WGBH Educational Foundation.

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The World's Science and Technology Initiative. Public Radio International.
400 Years of the Telescope: Technology Shapes Society. Southern Oregon Public Television.
Connecting Society with Science: The Greater Potential of Giant Screen Experiences. Liberty Science Center, Inc..
Family Engineering for Parents & Elementary-Aged Children. Michigan Technological University.
Kids' Survey Network: Developing and Studying an Apprenticeship Network for Informal Math and Science Learning. TERC Inc.
Peep and The Big Wide World "Anywhere Math" Initiative, Season 4. WGBH Educational Foundation.

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Project Spotlight | Summer 2008

How People Make Things

Every object has a story of how it is made. The How People Make Things traveling exhibit celebrates that story--the people, processes and the science and technology used to make everyday objects. This spotlight reflects on the formative evaluation and prototyping process for the Molding Exhibit area. Read more »

Explore this high-resolution Gigapan of the Molding Exhibits.