From: "Debora Mosher" <DDCMOSHER@msn.com>
Subject: RE: NIH and NASA Classroom of the Future
Date: Thu, 5 Dec 96 10:51:00 UT
---------- From: owner-discuss-lfm@quest.arc.nasa.gov on behalf of Rodkey1@aol.com Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 1996 11:06 PM To: lindgren@meol.mass.edu; discuss-lfm@quest.arc.nasa.gov Cc: bmyers@cotf.edu Subject: NIH and NASA Classroom of the Future Hello folks Just wanted to remind everyone of the GREAT module called "Mars Landing" at the NASA Classroom of the Future site. It is a step by step method to learn NIH image and ties in perfectly with the LFM project, with the students doing image processing to determine the "best" landing site for a spacecraft on Mars. It has a link to retrieve NIHimage, and a gagillion other cool links to remore sensing databases and problem based learning and ... well CHECK IT OUT!!!!! It's located at the Wheeling Jesuit College in Wheeling, WVa. ( A swell town...) The address is: www.cotf.edu/ete Dr. Bob Myers is the Senior Instructional Designer in charge. Write him alot....( you're welcome Bob)....:):):) You'll be hooked on NIH and on all the other cool modules listed there. Hope you find this helpful Happy Holidays CJ Rodkey Pennsylvania Advocate Thanks Rodkey, I will try that site. I was first introduced to the process imaging at COTF when I went with ETE in 1995. It was a great course and I am using the internet due to their instruction. I will try their site. By the way are you the Rodkey from NEWMAST at Goddard this summer? I hope it is! Thanks, Debora Mosher ddcmosher@msn.com