Online graduate courses for educators in the life, earth, and physical sciences.

Classes for young children and their parents about the wonder of science and nature.

Open to K-12 educators working towards certification in life sciences.

A youth-led organization that uses technology to inspire, connect and educate people worldwide about environmental issues.

This article in the Journal of Asynchronous Learning Networks describes a partnership model

An online and on-site 3-week course for NYC area secondary science teachers Online April 16 through May 5, 2012 with two days at AMNH on May 4 and 5, 2012.

Teachers College - Spring 2012

Lehman College - Spring 2012

These articles in the New Educator Journal Issue 6 (3/4) 2010 Special Issue on Teacher Education

Six-week online graduate courses, offered year round.

Inverness Research, a nationally recognized independent educational research organization

In 2010, Inverness Research evaluated Water, a course offered by Seminars on Science

On the basis of the first evaluation, the Museum extended the original TRUST professional development

A globe may be the most accurate way to represent the Earth, but you can't slip one into your back pocket. The Mercator projection map is certainly portable, but look what it does to Antarctica!

Have you ever taken a really good look at rocks? If not, you might be surprised by just how many varieties you can find. Start by comparing these rocks online, and see how many differences you can spot.

Try to imagine a world without horses. For starters, what would Paul Revere have used to make his midnight ride on, a cow?

Scorpion researcher Lorenzo Prendini has had more than his share of death-defying experiences. Surprisingly, most have nothing to do with the scorpions he studies.

The world's climate is changing. Scientists say the effects of these changes could be devastating to living things on Earth—including humans. See what scientists are doing now, and learn ways to help.