41. National Teachers Enhancement Network: Course Description You will not be allowed to enroll if you do not meet this prior astronomy requirement.Prior online course (please contact instructor if you do not meet this http://scienceteacher.org/courses/phys583.htm

PHYS 583-01 THE INVISIBLE UNIVERSE ONLINE: THE SEARCH FOR ASTRONOMICAL ORIGINS For CERTIFIED SCIENCE TEACHERS who are also COMPUTER SAVVY Graduate Semester Credit: 3 Time Commitment: 10-15 HOURS PER WEEK Cost: $110 The Invisible Universe Online: The Search for Astronomical Origins for Teachers covers the long chain of events from the birth of the universe in the Big Bang, through the formation of galaxies, stars, and planets by focusing on the scientific questions, technological challenges, and space missions pursing the search for origins in alignment with the goals and emphasis of the National Science Education Standards. This course builds upon your existing astronomy knowledge and adds layers of understanding so that you have a deeper appreciation for the multiwavelength universe. In addition, many of our homework activities and discussions focus on teaching course concepts as a method to enhance your deeper understandings of the content. It is not necessary that you teach astronomy at this point in your career, only that you are open to critically thinking about how this content can be best taught to deal with learner misconceptions. We run on a Thu-Wed schedule. We have Spring Break from February 26 - March 3.

42. National Teachers Enhancement Network: Course Description This course, specially designed for practicing science teachers at the serves as asurvey of topics in astronomy. will need a reliable online service provider http://scienceteacher.org/courses/phys511.htm

PHYS 511-01 ASTRONOMY FOR TEACHERS For CERTIFIED MIDDLE and HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS Graduate Semester Credit: 3 Time Commitment: 9-12 HOURS PER WEEK Cost: $250 As a fundamental science, astronomy is the study of the motions in the sky, the formation of planets, the evolution of stars, and the origin of galaxies. This course, specially designed for practicing science teachers at the middle and high school levels, serves as a survey of topics in astronomy. The topics are closely aligned with the concepts emphasized in the NRC National Science Education Standards and the instructional strategy uses electronic collaborative group discussions in concert with hands-on laboratories and activities that use NASA data easily accessed via the Internet. Participants will need a reliable online service provider with 33 kbps or greater connection speed and routine access to a computer with a DSL or similarly fast Internet connection for larger media downloads. INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Tim Slater is an Associate Professor of Astronomy at The University of Arizona Steward Observatory where he conducts research on the teaching and learning of astronomy and space science. He served as the lead project science director for the Montana State University NASA Center for Educational Resources (CERES) Project and develops K-12 curriculum materials for astronomy that are aligned with the National Science Education Standards. He is currently the Director of the University of Arizona Science and Mathematics Education Center.

43. Astronomy Class Notes otherwise unwilling to ask questions, then online courses may not determine whethertaking this class online is a a lot to cover in Introduction to astronomy. http://www.mscd.edu/~physics/astro/instructions.htm

ASTRONOMY 1040 Instructions Larry Sessions Office: (303) 556-2454 (Vital Information: Please Read Carefully) B asically, this is what you do: 1) Observe all deadlines ( Schedule 2) Read the textbook assignments and notes ( Schedule Notes 3) Perform, write up and submit all activities before their deadline ( Activities 4) Take the tests (Lecture classes take in class, online classes take online: Tests 5) Take the Final ( Final Your weekly readings, activities, tests and so on are listed with each week on the main page of the course ( home HERE'S MORE: In a nutshell: This class is arranged more or less like my on-campus lecture classes. The main difference is just that you do not come to lectures on campus. This may or may not be like any other Internet course you may have taken, so don't expect it to operate just like another class you may have taken. Each week you will have a reading assignment that includes both textbook readings and online notes. In many weeks you also will have an activity assignment that is due Friday of the week noted on the schedule, which must be received by me via email by 5:00 p.m. Late activities will not be accepted, so plan ahead. Of the 10 activities assigned, the two with the lowest scores will be dropped. There will be no make-ups. In some weeks you will have an online test. Of the online tests, I will drop the test with your lowest score. This is to accommodate students in the event of sickness, accident, personal emergency and so on. However, I will drop only one test. If you miss more than one, you may want to consider dropping the course before the deadline because I do not give make-ups.

44. ASTR 1050 - Solar System Astronomy Academics » Course Schedules » Spring Semester online » ASTR1050 - Solar System astronomy. Although online learning may be http://www.hcc.mnscu.edu/online-courses/courses/ASTR_1050.php?semester=spring&m=

45. Course Schedules a variety of courses for nonmajors in physics, astronomy, and geology. More CourseInformation. Get CAPA ID (using previous ID) OnCourse online teaching and http://www.iusb.edu/~iusbphys/

Search: Contact Information Physics, Astronomy, and Geology Faculty and Staff Degree Requirements CTS Scholarships ... Newsletters Course Descriptions Physics Astronomy Geology IUSB Home The Department of Physics and Astronomy offers B.S. and B.A. degrees in physics, a minor in physics, and a variety of courses for non-majors in physics, astronomy, and geology. Although Indiana University has no degree programs in engineering, students interested in pursuing an engineering degree elsewhere can begin their studies at IUSB in this department. The department's faculty is made up of talented and dedicated teachers and scholars, who value the close interaction with students and colleagues that is found at IUSB. Physics majors and other interested students have the opportunity to carry out research projects of their own design or participate in the ongoing research of the department's faculty Course Schedules Spring 2004 (updated 9/29/03) Summer 2004 (updated 4/12/04) Fall 2004 (updated 4/12/04) Course Home Pages PHYS P201 - General Physics 1 Summer 2004 (P. Ha)

46. Indiana University Online And Distance Education School Of Continuing Studies Un A110 A110 Introduction to astronomy (3 credits) Correspondence/online CorrespondenceSubmissions/Exams 9 submissions introduction for this course is available http://scs.indiana.edu/univ/subjects/courses/ast/asta110.html

Search this site: SCS Home Undergraduate Courses Undergraduate Degrees High School Courses ... IU Online Owen Hall 790 E. Kirkwood Avenue Bloomington, Indiana 47405 Phone 800-334-1011 scs@indiana.edu How to Enroll Procedures and Policies Forms ... Courses FAQ Astronomy > A110 A110 Introduction to Astronomy (3 credits) Correspondence/Online: Correspondence Submissions/Exams: 9 submissions; 3 exams Prerequisites: None Notes: Credit not given for both A100 and A110, nor for both A105 and A110. Nighttime viewing of sky required. National award winner. Earth as a planet, satellites, and comets. The Sun. Properties of stars, stellar systems. Extragalactic objects. The nature of the observable universe. The learning guide introduction for this course is available in Adobe Acrobat format. Course tuition Learning guide/Access fee Service fee Course cost Textbooks Out-of-state students: Indiana residents: Refundable Deposit None Textbook Shipping Charges U.S. (includes APO/FPO), Mexico, Canada-sent by UPS or first-class mail:

47. Online Instruction Pedogogy online courses SPRING 2004. COURSE TITLE, WEBPAGE, GE, TICKET, TIME, INSTRUCTOR EMAIL, astronomy 152 OL (lower division), Elementary astronomy, B2, 15898, ARR, http://www.csun.edu/~webteach/online/

Completely Online GE Courses Fall 2004 CSU Northridge is offering online Upper-division General Education Courses. Each course has a different set of requirements, concerning meeting times and other procedures. Contact the instructor or review the courses' information at the links provided below for that particular course. Other Online Courses (including GE offered in the Summer and Winter Sessions and non-GE courses) More Online Courses through Extended Learning ENROLLMENT PROCEDURES Each course has a different set of requirements concerning meeting times and teaching methods. Email the course instructor for information. OL Suffix. CSUN students register through TTR for online courses like they register for any course. Online courses are designated in the Schedule of Classes by the suffix OL , e.g. Art 305 OL Add and Drop. Add and drop forms may be put in the relevant faculty mailbox for signature, after contacting the instructor. Other CSU campuses.

48. Course Syllabi Chaminade University of Honolulu. online courses for Spring 2004. = InterdisciplinaryCourse. PHY 140. 90. Intro to astronomy. Dr. McMillan. jmcmi24918@aol.com. http://acad.chaminade.edu/online/classinfo.htm

Course Log In Faculty Resources Student Resources Chaminade Home Quick Links Home Online Course Prerequisites Registration (AUP Only) Log on Instructions ... Student Tips for Online Success Online Classes and Instructor Emails Setting up your browser for WebCT Sullivan Library AUP Staff Contact Information Technical Support: jnakason@chaminade.edu Chaminade University of Honolulu Online Courses for Summer 2004 Accelerated Undergraduate Program Masters in Criminal Justice Masters in Education Masters in Pastorial Theology Accelerated Undergraduate Program * = Interdisciplinary Course Anthropology (AN) Class Section Title Faculty Email AN 200 Cultural Anthropology Dr. Prasad usha@lava.net Art (AR) Class Section Title Faculty Email AR 201 Survey of Art I Williams la_sf_lg@yahoo.com Class Section Title Faculty Email AC 201 Principles of Accounting I Thomas jtaccprof@yahoo.com AC 202 Principles of Accounting II Thomas jtaccprof@yahoo.com

49. ASTRONOMY EDUCATION URLs astronomy courses online courses ASP A Selected List of Web Sites for Instructorsof Introductory astronomy courses http//www.aspsky.org/education http://www.lawrencehallofscience.org/sii/URLs/URLs-AstroEd.html

This Page is http://www.lhs.berkeley.edu/SII/URLs/URLs-AstroEd.html Return to http://www.lawrencehallofscience.org/sii/SIImorelinks.html ASTRONOMY EDUCATION: Updated June 6, 2002 If you find any of these links no longer operating (after repeated triesnot just first try), Please include name of non-operative link as well as the name of this page: URLs-Astronomy Back to General Astronomy URLs AAS Newsletter of the Working Group on Astronomy Education http://www.aas.org/~wgae/wgae_index.html The AAVSO's Hands-On Astrophysics Curriculum (American Association of Variable Star Observers) Applets http://jersey.uoregon.edu/vlab/ Applets on Inverse Square Law; Galaxy Photometry; Blackbody Radiation; Galaxy Sizes and the Hubble Law; Combine Stellar Spectra to synthesize a galaxy ASP Teachers NewsletterUniverse in the Classroom (online) http://www.aspsky.org/education/tnl.html Surfing the Solar System: A Treasure Hunt Game and Puzzle http://www.astrosociety.org/education/surf.html Astronomy Camp University of Arizona Alumni Association Astronomy Camp http://ethel.as.arizona.edu/astro_camp/

50. UMassOnline - Courses By Subject Introduction to astronomy, PHY151, Dartmouth, UG, N/A, Winter 2004. NoteMany courses can be counted toward online certificates and degrees. http://www.umassonline.net/courses/subject.cfm?subject_ID=4&show=all&sortby=camp

51. Physics 152 Phys 152 Descriptive astronomy (3 ISU Available in printor online. Delivery Format Phys 152 Print based course Phys 152 - online...... astronomy Course http://www.uidaho.edu/isi/courses/phys152.htm

Phys 152 Descriptive Astronomy Course Description Phys 152 Descriptive Astronomy (3 ISU). Survey of the historical and modern observation of the sky. Physical relationships in the solar system; planets, satellites, comets, etc., and theories of the creation of the universe and life in the universe. Available in print or online. Credits/Content 3 cr. ISU. 20 graded lessons, 2 self-study; 2 exams. Delivery Format Phys 152 - Print based course Phys 152 - Online course (see Course Delivery Syllabus Refer to the syllabus for introductory course information. (You must have or download the free Acrobat Reader plug-in to view or print the syllabus.) Phys 152 Syllabus Textbook/Course Materials Study guides are required for all courses. Textbooks are required for all courses, unless otherwise specified. Some courses require additional supplemental materials. All required course materials, including print study guides, textbooks, supplements, videos and CDs, are available from the University of Idaho Bookstore College Courses Course Delivery Contact ISI ... Register Contact webmaster or ISI ISI Home Contact ISI Register ... UI Bookstore

52. University Of Kentucky Course Information On The WWW Fall 2000. Pharmacy Continuing Education. online courses. Philosophy. courses.Physics astronomy. Physics and astronomy courses. Political Science. courses http://www.uky.edu/Classes/

Course Information on the Web The following University of Kentucky classes, departments and colleges have provided or are currently providing various resources (e.g., course descriptions, class notes, lectures, syllabi) on the WWW. At present, this material supplements other instructional materials and interaction in the classroom. Please note: course descriptions listed here are not necessarily the official course descriptions as printed in the University Bulletin or as maintained in the University's official course files. If you would like to have your class listed, please send the information to Rob Aken at via your browser's mailer or via this form Accountancy Agriculture Animal Sciences ... Behavioral Science (College of Medicine) Biological Sciences Blackboard Courses (requires login) Business Administration Chemistry Chinese Studies Classics ... Theatre Accountancy Course Listings ACC 201 : Principles of Accounting. Fall 2002 (Howard) ACC 301 : Intermediate Accounting I. Spring, 2003. (Chandra) ACC 301 : Intermediate Accounting I. (Ramsey)

53. Online TTU Physics And Astronomy Courses online TTU Physics and astronomy courses. The following courses haveresources available online at this time Physics 1401 for Fall 2003; http://www.phys.ttu.edu/online_phys_courses.html

54. Hints For Online Classes - Astronomy Online! - Scott Hildreth - Chabot College Chabot College. astronomy Distance Education online courses. Keys toSuccess! If this is your first class taken via distance education http://online.chabotcollege.edu/shildreth/astronomy/olhints.html

Astronomy Home Page Course Calendar Exam Questions Homework ... Links Chabot College Astronomy Distance Education Online Courses Keys to Success! If this is your first class taken via distance education, you might find that the hardest part is not the material - instead, it is staying up to date by reading the textbook, accessing the online system routinely, and working at a steady, consistent pace throughout the term. And whether this is your first DE class or not, you may find Astronomy to be especially hard to understand, with the tremendous vastness of space, and enormous variety of strange objects. Here are some tips that might help you be even more successful in this class: Set a schedule . Decide when you will study for the class, and stick to that schedule! In a normal 17-week semester, plan for at least 10 hours per week of work , including reading the text, logging onto the online system to post questions and comments, doing homework, talking with me via the phone or email, etc. In abbreviated summer school sessions, you may spend up to 20 hours per week reading, watching videos, and participating! That is as much as 4 hours a day, 5 days during the week. Let me help you!

55. Educational Observatory - On-Line Courses In Astronomy Swinburne astronomy online Our courses do not involve formal examinations.Assessment is by a mixture of newsgroup communications http://www.edu-observatory.org/eo/courses.html

On-Line Courses in Astronomy Astronomy AST 191 - One part of the two-semester introduction to astronomy. This course is primarily about the nature, origin, and evolution of the planets of our solar system and of their satellites. Special emphasis is given to recent spacecraft studies of the solar system. Related topics include the nature of comets, the uses of astronomical telescopes, and eclipses and other solar phenomena. Prereq: Two years of high school algebra or MA 108R concurrently. Astronomy: Journey to the Cosmic Frontier provides a complete description of current astronomical knowledge, neither at an extremely technical level nor at a level that fails to communicate the quantitative nature of physical science. Although this textbook is not an on-line course, there is a rich collection of supplementary material on-line. Dave Soper works in theoretical elementary particle theory. You might like to investigate his astronomy course for Planets Stars , and Galaxies . Information on computer code for jet calculations in hadron-hadron collisions is available to anyone interested. Soper's student Parvez Anadam has created a source for information about parton distribution functions, titled

56. Astronomy Related Information At Suite101.com - Suite101.com Topic astronomy and Astrophysics Editor ing. DIRECTORY, COMMUNITIES,BOOK CIRCLE, SUITE U online courses, COOP STORE, BIZ CENTER. . http://www.suite101.com/topics.cfm/520

Topics Articles Links Courses DIRECTORY COMMUNITIES BOOK CIRCLE SUITE U ... MY SUITE Search Suite101.com Search The Web Member Central Join Our Community! Login What's New Become a SuiteU Affiliate ... MemberUpdate Suite University About Suite University Suite University News Visit the University Course Listing ... FREE Demo Course New Topics SpiritWell Travel Book Reviews Agora News Foraging Wild Foods ... More... Suite Events Teacher Appreciation Event 2004 Family Focus 2004 In Tune With Johann Sebastian Bach More about Suite101 About Suite101.com Advertise With Suite For more information Browse Topics Home Science and mathematics Astronomy Astronomy Celestial mechanics Techniques, procedures, equipment, materials Specific celestial bodies and phenomena Earth (Astronomical geography) Mathematical geography Celestial navigation Ephemerides Chronology All Topics Under Astronomy Astronomy Topic: Amateur Astronomy Editor: gregg pasterick Description: The Science and Poetry of the Night Sky...... Topic: Astronomy and Astrophysics Editor: ing. Rodolfo Astrada

57. Jodrell Bank Astronomy Courses radio telescopes receivers and the techniques of radio astronomy. This course isnext offered from January 20th 2004 here You can apply now online using this http://www.jb.man.ac.uk/distance/

Explore the Universe from Jodrell Bank A programme of part-time distance learning courses in astronomy Lovell Telescope webcam The Jodrell Bank Observatory of the University of Manchester offers a number of accredited part-time distance learning courses in astronomy. Courses consist of 12-24 weeks of part-time home study and lead to the award of Certificates of Credit which can count towards higher awards. 7-metre Telescope webcam The course provides an astronomical perspective on our cosmic origins from the big bang to the development of intelligent life and SETI. The syllabus includes a general introduction to astronomy concentrating on the origin of the chemical elements in the big bang, stars and supernovae; the formation of the solar system; the conditions necessary for life to develop; the search for life on other planets; the discovery of extrasolar planets; and SETI - the search for extraterrestrial intelligence. Duration 24 weeks Cost £169 (EU) £338 (non-EU) Level Credits This course is next offered from October 2004.

58. SBCC Online Courses With A Video Component the videos or subscribing to an online video streaming Course, Title, AdditionalInformation Available. Earth 101, Introductory astronomy, None available at this http://online.sbcc.edu/articles/telecourse.cfm

Online Courses with a Video Component SBCC is pleased to offer several online courses with an added video component. Students enrolled in these courses will supplement their online material with high-quality video lessons ("telecourses") as assigned by their instructor. Spring 2004 online classes with video: Biology 142 Marine Science Earth 101 Introductory Astronomy Health Education 101 Personal Health Awareness Psychology 100 General Psychology Political Science 101 Accessing the video materials: Students have have several options for viewing the video course material: Option 1: View the material on Santa Barbara Cox Cable Channel 21 ( click here for Programming Schedules Cost: Free Option 2: Watch the tapes on-campus in the Learning Resource Center Cost: Free Option 3: Video rental or streaming video Students also have the options of renting the videos or subscribing to an online video streaming service directly from the publisher. Telecourse content for SBCC is being provided by RMI Media Productions, Inc

59. UW Online Learning - Courses ASTR C101 5 credits · online learning (view course introduction) 10 assignments,2 examinations; $755. Enroll anytime. Ana Larson, lecturer, astronomy. http://www.onlinelearning.washington.edu/ol/courses/mat/astro/astr101.asp

COURSES FIND A COURSE ARE YOU A UW STUDENT? ADVISING ... >> Math and Science Courses Astronomy ASTR 101 (NW,QSR) Introduction to the science of astronomy, emphasizing conceptual, as contrasted with mathematical, comprehension.The fundamental principles used by astronomers today are applied to our theories and observations of the sun, stars, neutron stars, black holes,the interstellar medium, and the structure and evolution of the Milky Way Galaxy and similar galaxies. Not open for credit to students who have taken 102 or 201; not open to upper-division students majoring in physical sciences or engineering. Register view course introduction 10 assignments, 2 examinations; $755. Enroll anytime. Ana Larson, lecturer, astronomy. Contact Us

60. U. Mary Online Resources - Courses - Astronomy Back Directory of online Resources Home courses. astronomy courses. PageIndex Individual courses ¦ Other Directories of astronomy courses. http://it.umary.edu/Library/research/courses_subjects/astronomy_courses.html

Back: Directory of Online Resources Home Courses Astronomy Courses Page Index: Individual Courses Other Directories of Astronomy Courses INDIVIDUAL COURSES advanced.org - Astronomy for Kids advanced.org - THE COSMOLOGY -EXPLORE THE LARGEST MYSTERY- ENTRANCE advanced.org - The Online Planetarium Show Homepage advanced.org - beyond our skies: discovering the cosmos ... wncc.cc.ne.us - phys 107 - Astronomy - Lecture Notes - Astro - Home - Andreas Veh OTHER DIRECTORIES OF ASTRONOMY COURSES American Astronomical Society Education Office: Database ABCentral by Jack Inglis-Arkell - Education and Courses - Astronomy arizona.edu - planetary science courses aspsky.org - Web Sites for Instructors of Introductory Astronomy Courses ... yahoo - astronomy Education page created on 27 April, 2000 last updated on 05 May, 2001 links last verified on Created and maintained by A. Wesley Jones, Humanities Division, University of Mary, 7500 University Drive, Bismarck, ND 58504 mailto:wjones@umary.edu

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