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"From Earth to the Universe" (FETTU) is a collection of astronomical images that showcase some of the most popular, current views of our Universe. The images, representing the wide variety of astronomical objects known to exist, have so far been exhibited in about 500 locations throughout the world as part of the International Year of Astronomy. In the United States, over 40 FETTU exhibits have occurred in 25 states in such locations as libraries, airports, nature centers, parks and college campuses. Based on preliminary evaluations currently underway, this project – a large-scale, worldwide
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TEAM MEMBERS: Kimberly Arcand Megan Watzke
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This white paper is the product of the CAISE Formal-Informal Partnerships Inquiry Group, which began work during a July 2008 ISE Summit organized by CAISE. Their examination of what the authors call "the hybrid nature of formal-informal collaborations" draws on relevant theoretical perspectives and a series of case studies to highlight ways in which the affordances of formal and informal settings can be combined and leveraged to create rich, compelling, authentic, and engaging science that can be systematically developed over time and settings.
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TEAM MEMBERS: Center for Advancement of Informal Science Education (CAISE) Bronwyn Bevan Justin Dillon George Hein Maritza Macdonald Vera Michalchik Diane Miller Dolores Root Lorna Rudder-Kilkenny MARIA XANTHOUDAKI Susan Yoon