First register at Survey Monkey and a confirmation letter will be emailed to you. Only TEACHERS should register a group or class of students for the challenge.
Next, download the challenge educator guide.
Finally, following the general framework of the educator guide, guide your students through the activity making use of the recommended website links and free apps. Your students should plan to complete the activity by January 31.
The Challenge begins October 21, 2013.
Classes may participate at any time during the four-month period of October 2013 - January 2014 as time allows.
Timing for the challenge is flexible, meaning that you can spread the challenge over a few months or compress the activity into a few weeks. The challenge will conclude on January 31, 2014, so please plan for your students to submit their space weather reports on or before this date.
Typically we enter the teacher's last name and grade level. I'm assuming you're concerned about student privacy? We do not include student names for the sake of privacy.
If your class creates their space weather report in the form of a slide presentation such as PowerPoint or Keynote, then they should save the presentation as a PDF and email it to the Challenge Coordinator.
If your class creates their space weather report in the form of a video, then you should upload the video to You Tube or to your class's website and then email the URL to the Challenge Coordinator.
NASA Privacy Policy
NASA Official: Darlene Gross
Last updated: October 21, 2013
