NSDL Technical Network Services: A Cyberinfrastructure Platform for STEM Education (Cornell University)
New GK-12: Engineering for Society - An Energy and Environmental Sustainability Research Pathway to Cultivate Engineering Leaders and Enrich Education for Disadvantaged Youth (University of Colorado at Boulder)
The National STEM Distributed Learning (NSDL) program is a national network dedicated to advancing STEM teaching and learning for all learners in both formal and informal settings. NSDL receives the majority of its funding through the generous support of the National Science Foundation.
NSDL advances STEM teaching and learning by providing:
The NSDL community network includes several hundred STEM research and education organizations, providing openly available digital resource collections, services, partnering opportunities, distinct audiences, and connections with multiple communities of faculty and teacher practice, and student users.
NSDL Pathways are stewards of content and services for specific communities of users. They are education-level or discipline-specific views of NSDL, built by trusted organizations to provide resources, tools, services, and professional development to meet a range of audience needs. NSDL’s Pathways projects alone represent dozens of universities, professional societies, educational foundations, several educational and research organizations, science centers, and two public television stations.